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What Is a Fever?

If you are sick, chances are that you are experiencing a variety of different symptoms that keep you laying low and resting for a few days. One of these symptoms could be a fever! Fevers are your body’s natural fight against infection and are actually working to help you overcome whatever illness you are suffering from. Read on as the AFC Urgent Care Dalton team shares the details below. How Does a Fever Fight ...

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Will I Know if My Baby Has RSV?

As the weather cools down, there is a lot to be excited about! The holidays are right around the corner and that means quality time with family and friends. That also means that the cold and flu season is ramping up, too. One illness that you need to be careful about is respiratory syncytial virus, or RSV. This virus is especially dangerous to your infant or small child, and it can even be deadly in ...

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Can I Take Antibiotics While on Another Medication?

The development of antibiotics is one of the world’s greatest discoveries! They are an incredible advancement in modern medicine and have greatly reduced our risk of serious illness or death when suffering from a bacterial infection. Taking a round of antibiotics is one of the easiest and most reliable ways to start feeling better quickly, but it is important to be careful about their use. If you are also currently taking another prescription, you ...

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Rash After Hiking? Know the Difference Between Poison Oak, Ivy, and Sumac

Find out how to recognize and manage poison ivy, oak, and sumac rashes after outdoor activities in Dalton. In Dalton, spending time ...

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When Is It Time to Visit Urgent Care During Pollen Season?

Learn when seasonal allergy symptoms may require urgent care and how to spot warning signs during pollen season. Spring in Dalton is ...

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Is The Flu Contagious Without a Fever?

Just because you don’t have a fever doesn’t mean you’re in the clear. You can still spread the flu ...

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