For many of us, life is all about organizing chaos into a predictable routine, right? You probably wake up, get everyone out the door to school and work, get home, throw together dinner and chauffeur everyone around for evening activities. Finally, it’s bath, books and bedtime. Once your house is quiet, are you on the couch with the remote in hand? If that sounds familiar, you are not alone. It can be hard to ...
The pandemic certainly upended many regular every day tasks, like going to a doctor’s appointment or even heading to the grocery store! Our community persevered, though, rolled with the changes and embraced the new processes in order to help keep people safe, and we are grateful for that every day. The pandemic’s emergency status is set to expire in May. While this may be a welcome change for many, it will also change ...
The flu is an incredibly common illness, especially during the winter. Since it is so contagious, it can spread quickly through populations, and we have certainly seen that happen this season! If you wind up with influenza this year, your illness could vary in severity from minor to a severe infection. Our AFC Urgent Care Indian Trail team wants you to feel better soon, so check out our latest blog that explains what to expect ...
At some point during your life, you are almost guaranteed to have a headache. They can be caused by so many different things that it is one of the most common ailments for adults. Thankfully, most headache causes are minor and can be remedied with either water, rest or some OTC pain relief. In rare cases, a headache could be an indication of an emerging medical emergency that requires immediate attention. Knowing what red flags ...
Don’t you hate that feeling? Sometimes you can be going about your day like normal, and suddenly you’re hit with a bout of dizziness. Why is that? Read on as our team at AFC Urgent Care Indian Trail provides some helpful information about the ins-and-outs of dizziness. What Causes Dizziness? Dizziness can be caused by many things. One of its most common causes, though, and the one that you’ve probably heard of ...
