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What Can You Do to Help Your Feverish Child

November 16, 2018

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Fever strikes fear in many parent’s hearts, and the numbers show how powerful the fear of fever is: according to the American Academy of Pediatrics, fever is one of the most common reasons parents bring in their child to see the doctor. The academy wants to get the word out to parents and practitioners alike: Don’t fear fever: danger lies in the illnesses or conditions that lead to fever, but fever itself rarely is dangerous. What Role Does Fever Play? Fever or body temperature higher than a Read More

What Does It Mean to be a Board-Certified Pediatrician?

September 21, 2018

Board-Certified Pediatrician

You may remember your pediatrician as a friendly or kindly man or woman, who made jokes, occasionally wore funny hats, and also gave you shots. A pediatrician is a doctor who specializes in the physical and mental health of children from birth to the end of their teen years. A pediatrician provides a wide range of health services, from preventative care to the diagnosis and treatment of illnesses, conditions, and disease. Pediatrics is the medical discipline that specializes in this care. 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

My child has a fever: when is it time to see a doctor?

May 15, 2018

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Fretting over the Fever: Does Your Child Require Medical Attention? We’ve all been there; it’s the wee hours of the evening, and your little one is up with a high fever (and a bevy of other symptoms). To avoid being labeled a “helicopter” parent, many consider whether the incident is worthy of a call to the doctor or even a trip to the ER – or if it’s just a fleeting temperature change that will pass with the right OTC meds and some rest. Luckily, there are some helpful rules of thumb to calm 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.