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Rashes are a common medical ailment that our providers treat at our walk-in urgent care center. A variety of different reasons can cause them. In many cases, rashes should not be a big concern as they often clear up on their own. However, rashes can be a sign of something more serious requiring medical attention. The providers at our urgent care center are available seven days a week to help you with any rash-related problem.
Yes! We are a great place to visit to determine the origin of a rash and how best to treat it. Let our providers evaluate an unknown rash in person to diagnose it better.
Allergens and other irritants cause rashes on someone's skin. Some of the most common causes are:
There are also times when the cause of a rash will remain unknown.
The length of a rash on a patient often depends on what caused it. Since so many things can cause rashes, it is difficult to say with authority exactly how long a rash will last. A rash from an allergy may last a few hours, while a rash from a viral infection may last up to a week. Some conditions, like lupus, can result in a rash that lasts weeks or months.
As mentioned above, most rashes do not require medical attention and will clear up on their own. However, some symptoms indicate that there could be a more serious problem. Visit AFC Urgent Care if a rash:
If any of the following symptoms develop, visit an emergency room:
Come to AFC Urgent Care near you today and speak with one of our providers about treating your rash. We are open seven days a week and accept most major insurances.
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Urgent care is for medical conditions that require prompt attention but do not pose an immediate threat to your health or life. Here is a simple rule of thumb: if your medical issues(s) are life threatening, call 911, or go directly to a hospital emergency room. If not, an urgent care center such as AFC is an excellent alternative.
Contact each individual center to learn more about their specific urgent care services.