Recent Blog Posts

Is Autumn a Safer Season?

A new season brings a new set of illnesses & injuries. Here’s what you can do to make this fall season a safer & healthier one. Walk into AFC today.  Poison ivy, heat stroke and sunburn are some of the classic culprits of summertime illness. So now that the temperature’s dropping, does that mean we get a break from injuries and sickness? Unfortunately, that’s not the case.  Autumn in Indian Trail is full of ...

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Swimmer’s Ear Explained: Symptoms, Prevention, and Treatment

Learn how to prevent swimmer’s ear, spot the symptoms, and know when to visit our East Tennessee AFC clinics for fast treatment and healthy ears.  Summer in East Tennessee means pool days, lake trips, and plenty of ways to cool off in the Tennessee heat. But all that fun in the water can sometimes lead to an unwelcome guest: swimmer’s ear. This common outer ear infection happens when water gets trapped in the ...

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Can You Get Poison Ivy From Someone Else?

Poison ivy is a rash that won’t quit. Can I spread it to others? AFC Indian Trail answers this question and others relating to this pesky plant.  In North Carolina, there’s a lot to do outside, especially in Indian Trail. Whether you’re playing in the backyard with your kids or hiking at nearby places like Evergreen Nature Preserve, nothing beats fresh air and sunshine.  Walking through that patch of leaves and shrubbery ...

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Recent Blogs

Weekend Sports Injury? Where to Get Fast Sprain Treatment in Indian Trail

Learn how AFC Urgent Care Indian Trail treats sprains quickly so you can get back to your routine after a weekend injury ...

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

Understand how to identify and treat poison ivy, oak, and sumac rashes after exploring parks and trails in Indian Trail. Spending time ...

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

Wondering if pollen symptoms are more than allergies? Learn when urgent care may be needed during peak pollen season. Springtime in Indian ...

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