by Julianna Atchley | Apr 28, 2024 | Walk In Clinic Is It the Stomach Bug or Something New? As you prepare for your annual family picnic, memories of last summer’s unfortunate event linger in your mind. Half of your extended family fell ill, and though the culprit was never identified, suspicions of foodborne illness, particularly norovirus, were rampant. This year, extra precautions are in place: more shade, personal coolers, and a commitment to proper food ...
The Importance of Normalizing STD Testing Despite advances in medical knowledge and technology, STDs remain pervasive, presenting a complex challenge for healthcare providers and individuals alike. The stigma surrounding STDs often leads to silence and avoidance, further exacerbating the problem. However, breaking this silence and normalizing discussions about STD testing is crucial in combating the spread of these infections and safeguarding individual and community health. Join us as we shed light on the prevalence of ...
by Julianna Atchley | Apr 14, 2024 | Family Health Can Babies Have Seasonal Allergies? Spring has sprung and the warmer air for which you have been longing has finally arrived! Your family celebrated the warmth and sunshine with a trip to historic Marble Springs a few days ago and opening the windows and doors in the mornings has become a favorite ritual. You have noticed that the baby seems less content and more congested, making you ...
Should You Use Ice or Heat for Gout Relief? Are you wondering if you should use ice or heat for gout relief? Both ice and heat therapies can be utilized for managing pain and inflammation; however, cold therapy is likely the best choice for managing pain and inflammation during a gout flare. Gout, a form of inflammatory arthritis, can cause excruciating pain and discomfort during flare-ups. This condition, characterized by sudden and severe attacks of ...
