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10 Symptoms of a Pediatric Ear Infection

October 5, 2018

10 Symptoms of a Pediatric Ear Infection

Your child is in pain and tugging on an ear. We all know that it never happens at a good time. There is always some hesitation about whether to seek treatment for an ear infection. Knowing what to look for can help save you time and prevent worry when deciding to go to the doctor for treatment. An ear infection can be a viral or bacterial. It involves fluid accumulating around the eardrum in the middle ear and painful inflammation. If your child has a cold and a stuffy nose, there is a Read More

Pediatric Urgent Care: The Antidote for Panicked Parents & Children

July 27, 2018

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When your little one is suffering from a chills-and-fever type of situation late Friday, or a sprained ankle on a Saturday – it can be enough to throw any parent into a tizzy. But before you pack the car and head for the emergency room, consider the ramifications. Anyone who has ever spent any time in an ER waiting room knows the order of operation: those with dire situations are selected first. In many cases, this can lead to lengthy wait times and an unpleasant experience for both parent Read More

A Sore Subject: How to Heal a Scratchy Throat at Home

July 13, 2018

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As we welcome the summer season, you may think we’ve left colds and flu behind – but sore, itchy throats can strike any time of year. Until you know what is ailing you, it’s best to take it easy and rest your throat. Remember, cold viruses typically don’t respond to medications, but with patience, rest is known to eradicate them. Besides resting your voice, what other at-home treatments can you use to ease your scratchy throat? Here are few: “Gargle with warm salt water” How many times have Read More

What is the Difference Between the Flu and a Regular Cold?

June 29, 2018

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If you’re scouring the shelves at your local pharmacy for something to beat the coughing, sneezing, and overall icky feeling that’s synonymous with being sick, you’re not alone. On average, adults experience two to three colds per year and children contract even more. There are several respiratory viruses that develop into a cold, but Rhinovirus is the most common. However, its close cousin, Influenza (better known as the Flu) shares many of the same symptoms. It’s important to pay close Read More

What is the difference between the flu and a regular cold?

June 22, 2018

If you’re scouring the shelves at your local pharmacy for something to beat the coughing, sneezing, and overall icky feeling that’s synonymous with being sick, you’re not alone. On average, adults experience two to three colds per year and children contract even more. There are several respiratory viruses that develop into a cold, but Rhinovirus is the most common. However, its close cousin, Influenza (better known as the Flu) shares many of the same symptoms. It’s important to pay close Read More

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After hours pediatric urgent care in San Antonio, Texas.  Our doctors offer walk-in medical care for infants, children, teens with non-life threatening conditions, sore throat, upset stomach, vomiting, allergic reaction, bronchitis, cold, cough, sinus congestion, nosebleeds, diarrhea, dizziness, ear ache, eye infection, sinus infection, upper respiratory infection, flu, fracture (broken bone), insect bite, bladder infection and more. We also have onsite facilities for vaccinations, labs, x-rays and school and sports physicals. No appointment is necessary.

Serving Westover Hills, Edgewood, Balcones Heights, Alamo Heights, Windcrest, Castle Hills, Kirby, Harlandale, Lackland AFB, BexarCounty, Comal County in Central San Antonio, TX.