Why Does My Child Get Sick After Swimming?
No school, lazy days, visits from the ice cream man, staying up later, hanging out with friends, riding bikes, and just being carefree and enjoying the good life; there are so many reasons why children love the summer. However, perhaps the activity that kids love the most during the summer and can’t seem to avoid […]
How To Find a Doctor While on Vacation in Omaha?
When your child is up all night with a fever, or you think that fall from your bike caused a strain, you don’t have time to find a doctor and schedule an appointment. Especially when you are on vacation, your time is limited. Below you will find some helpful Omaha urgent care locations so you […]
How Can You Catch a “Cold” During the Summer?
Summer colds are not normally worse than winter colds. However, they can feel more isolating, particularly if everyone else is enjoying the pool and other outdoor activities. Summer colds generally happen between June and October, and the symptoms are very similar to most winter common cold symptoms.
How to Understand Blood Pressure Readings
Blood pressure readings can be overwhelming to look at, never mind to read and understand correctly. What follows is a clear explanation of what you are looking at and what your blood pressure readings mean.
What to Do If You Hit Your Head
Brain Injury Awareness Month is observed in March every year. The recent and seemingly sudden death of comedian Bob Saget as a result of head trauma might have you wondering about what to do if you hit your head. The first thing you should know is that head injuries are common and don’t always result […]
How Do I Organize My Medical Records at Home?
Studies show that people who keep personal health records enjoy better health. Researchers believe this is because the individual and caregivers can gain a better overall understanding of their health. In emergencies, having quick and easy access to both hard copies as well as digital copies of personal medical records can also be helpful for […]
Fevers And When To See A Doctor
With the emergence of COVID-19 came a newfound fear of high body temperatures (high fevers). A fever is one of the main signs that there’s something off in your body. Our immune systems create fevers to fight infections. Some fevers are only mild while others may be a cause for concern and a sign of […]
Influenza Outbreaks Are Increasing
New numbers from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reveal what so many have suspected: This is the worst flu season in nearly a decade. This year’s influenza outbreak is more intense than ever since the 2009 swine flu pandemic and is still worsening. The CDC estimates there have been at least 24 million […]