Fevers are common infections that occur when your core body temperature spikes above its average. They can happen on their own or as a side effect to another infection or virus, such as the cold or flu. You can check your temperature by leaving a thermometer under your tongue or in your ear according to packaging guidelines. If your fever goes on too long or spikes too high, you may require medical attention to determine ...
Spring is finally here and with it comes seasonal allergies. Whether you are going for a run or walking your dog, the chances of experiencing an allergic reaction increase with the upward trending temperatures, high winds, and rain. Making sure you are prepared for a potential reaction is critical to maintaining your health through the warmer seasons. Common allergens more present in the spring include: Pollen One of the most common spring allergens is pollen ...
