On 9:28 AM by Anonymous
The spring season is here, meaning the majority of the population is now suffering from allergies. Allergies are diseases of the immune system that cause an overreaction to substances called "allergens." Allergies are assembled by the kind of trigger, time of year or where symptoms appear on the body. Allergies such as: indoor and outdoor allergies (can also be called plenty of other things), food allergies, latex allergies, insect allergies, skin allergies and eye allergies. These substances can trigger the symptoms of sneezing, wheezing, coughing and itching. Allergies are not only annoying, but many have been linked to a variety of common and serious respiratory illnesses (such as sinusitis and asthma). Additionally, allergic reactions can be severe and even fatal. However, with proper management and education, allergic diseases can be controlled, and people with allergies can lead normal and productive lives.
Prevention may not always fully protect you against your allergies, but it’s a good place to start. Look around at all the places you go – starting your day at home, going to work, studying at school, traveling outside and going on vacation. There are allergens in every environment, but luckily there are things you can do to prevent your allergies. To avoid the allergy season be sure to find the triggers of your symptoms and avoiding them, and avoid allergen hotspots to name a few.
Click HERE to be forwarded to the medicinenet.com page that’ll help you with all your allergy questions and concerns.
Prevention may not always fully protect you against your allergies, but it’s a good place to start. Look around at all the places you go – starting your day at home, going to work, studying at school, traveling outside and going on vacation. There are allergens in every environment, but luckily there are things you can do to prevent your allergies. To avoid the allergy season be sure to find the triggers of your symptoms and avoiding them, and avoid allergen hotspots to name a few.
Click HERE to be forwarded to the medicinenet.com page that’ll help you with all your allergy questions and concerns.
On 3:06 PM by Anonymous
New York Doctors Walk-In Urgent Care is a convenient, quality medical care facility located in the Greenwich Village (65 West 13th.) Open 365 days a year, Monday through Friday from 8AM-8PM, and Weekends from 9AM-6 PM; conveniently located next to the New School. We are a facility specializing in walk-in service for patients who are in need of prompt medical treatment and are unable to wait for their primary care physician; or do not have their own primary care physician. With a state of the art X-Ray machine, the New York Doctors Urgent Care facility offers X-rays, vaccines, physicals, among many other general medical care and services.
Accepting most insurances, New York Doctors Urgent Care also accepts and serves patients who may not have insurance. Our Board-Certified Emergency Medicine and Family Practice Physicians are ready to provide New York's Greenwich Village community and surrounding neighborhoods with high quality, cost-efficient urgent medical care. With only minutes of wait time to be seen by one of our physicians, NYDUC’s goal is to provide others the medical assistance they need, when they need it, so they can be on their way to recovery as soon as possible.
Remember as our name states, no appointment is needed and is all walk-in base; if you feel that you need to see a doctor come in and we’ll be sure to help you. Promptly and efficiently!
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
Search
Popular Posts
-
Most schools are back at it already. This means that the school athletes are back at work too and lots of injuries will soon happen: sprain...
-
The term "dysplasia" is used to describe abnormal changes in the cells found on the surface of the cervix. Dysplasia may oc...
-
What is emergency contraception? Emergency contraception, or emergency birth control, is used to help keep a woman from getting pregna...
-
College may be good for the mind, but it can be tough on your skin. Pizza, breadsticks, ice cream, heavy course loads, and a shift in ...
-
If you don't already know, October is the month for Breast Cancer Awareness. It's an annual international health campaign organiz...