Nasal congestion can be a real buzzkill, especially if allergies trigger it. It has symptoms that can make you feel like you're in an ongoing battle with your nasal passages. Let’s learn what are the signs that you have nasal congestion due to allergies. For same-day nasal congestion relief, visit the walk-in clinic at AFC Urgent Care Aberdeen. We’re open seven days a week and operate on a walk-in basis– just stop ...

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As the seasons change gradually, you may begin to wonder if you have allergies when you notice your nose getting congested regularly. Could it be allergies acting up, or you have fallen victim to a sinus infection? While both conditions can share similar symptoms, the causes and treatments differ significantly. It is understandable if you find it difficult to differentiate between them. Fortunately, you are reading the right article highlighting the differences for you. At ...

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Strep throat is a common and uncomfortable esophagus infection caused by group A Streptococcus bacterium. Its hallmark symptoms include a sore throat, fever, and difficulty swallowing. However, individuals experiencing these symptoms may also wonder if congestion is linked to strep throat. This is where most people usually confuse strep with other ailments. This blog will help you understand strep throat and associated symptoms, clarifying the congestion issue's ambiguity. Does Strep Throat Cause Congestion? If ...

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As the seasons shift, it's not uncommon for people to sniff, sneeze, or feel under the weather. But is there a genuine connection between changing seasons and an uptick in illnesses? Continue reading to learn why and visit the walk-in clinic at AFC Urgent Care Aberdeen for seasonal care treatment. Reasons Why People Get Sick During Changing Seasons 1.Weather Variability  The transition from one season to another often brings erratic weather patterns. These ...

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Urgent care plays a vital role in providing prompt medical attention. It can cover a wide range of non-life-threatening injuries and illnesses. One common concern parents have is whether getting an X-ray of their child in urgent care is possible. Well, this article will solve all your concerns and queries. It will briefly explain why a child might need an X-ray and what to expect from urgent care in such procedures. Read this article to ...

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Allergy symptoms are typically triggered by the immune system's reaction to substances known as allergens. Common allergens include pollen, dust mites, pet dander, mold spores, certain foods, insect stings, and medications. When your immune system identifies these substances as harmful, it releases chemicals like histamine, which leads to allergy symptoms like sneezing, runny nose, itching, and more. However, the factors responsible for allergy symptoms vary by individual. Consult a medical professional for proper diagnosis ...

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While a sore throat is a common illness or infection, it can cause great pain and discomfort to the patient. A sore throat can cause pain and uneasiness while swallowing and lead to fever, bacterial infection, and other illnesses. A sore throat can cause so many other medical issues that need immediate treatment and care. In addition to prescribed medications by healthcare providers, many home remedies can effectively soothe a sore throat. Here is all ...

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If you have a broken bone or a fracture, urgent care may be able to help. Learn the different types of fractures (broken bones), what we treat, and when to go to the ER vs. urgent care. How Do You Know a Bone is Broken? Every year, millions of people break a bone. Broken bones typically result from a trauma like a fall, car accident, or sports injury. Medical conditions such as osteoporosis or repetitive ...

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Physical for sports exams, also known as pre-participation physical examinations (PPEs), help determine whether a person is physically fit to participate in organized sports activities. This physical exam aims to identify any possible medical conditions that could put the athlete at risk for severe injury or illness during practice or competition. Sports physicals are typically done annually, though some states may require more frequent exams based on age and the type of sport being played ...

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While it is possible to develop lower back and leg pain from COVID, there are also several other causes. As experts in urgent healthcare services, AFC in Aberdeen indicates why you might be experiencing back pain after COVID and explains some other reasons you might have lower back pain.    Lower Back and Leg Pain from COVID Lower back pain is a possible symptom of COVID-19. This doesn’t come as much of a surprise, given ...

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