Recent Blog Posts

The Difference Between the Flu & Vaping-Related Illness

" Flu season is underway, and some patients are experiencing additional complications: illnesses deriving from the use of vape pens and e-cigarettes are diagnosed every day, with over 800 confirmed cases in the United States. Some of these sudden-onset illnesses share symptoms with the flu, leading to misdiagnosis and incorrect treatment. If you regularly vape or use e-cigarettes and begin to feel ill, visit AFC Urgent Care Southcenter for diagnosis and treatment.  Symptoms of the Flu ...

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Common Fall Illnesses: Prevention & Treatment

" Going hand-in-hand with student move-in and the first day of school, the start of flu season occurs in early fall, extending the season through winter to the end of spring. However, the flu virus is not the only threat against your health that you may experience. Read on to learn the symptoms for common fall illnesses and when to visit AFC Urgent Care Southcenter for treatment.  Influenza The flu season starts in October and lasts ...

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Recent Blogs

Preparing for Seattle’s World Cup: Health and Safety Tips for Visitors and Residents

Preparing for Seattle’s World Cup: Health and Safety Tips for Visitors and Residents

Seattle is one of the official host cities for the FIFA World Cup 2026, with six matches scheduled to take place at ...

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FIFA World Cup 2026 in Seattle: Stay Healthy While You Enjoy the Match

FIFA World Cup 2026 in Seattle: Stay Healthy While You Enjoy the Match

Staying healthy during the FIFA World Cup can help you make the most of every match, fan event, and travel experience. With ...

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Do You Need Stitches? Signs a Wound Requires Medical Attention

Do You Need Stitches? Signs a Wound Requires Medical Attention

A wound may need stitches when it is deep, continues bleeding, or will not stay closed on its own. Knowing when to ...

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