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Are you worried about leaving your house, or worried you have been exposed to COVID-19?
Click HERE to video chat with a provider today and have all of your concerns addressed. We will do our best to put your mind at ease.
Hay fever is known as seasonal allergies or seasonal allergic rhinitis. They are called seasonal because it usually causes symptoms during the spring and summer. It occurs when a person is exposed to certain pollen, leading the body to release histamine and other chemicals that turn to wheezing, runny nose, and watery eyes. Everyone can …
Hay Fever: All You Need to Know about Seasonal Allergies Read More »
It’s easy to get confused between pink eye and allergies. After all, they share some common symptoms, so it’s not that easy to determine which one your child has. Because both allergies and pink eye are types of conjunctivitis (which means the conjunctiva is inflamed). The conjunctiva is the outer layer of the membrane covering …
Allergies Vs. Pink Eye: How to Tell the Difference Read More »
It’s highly likely that the first health scare your child will encounter will be caused by allergic conditions that seem to pop up out of nowhere. Although it can be chalked up to the change in season, so much more can go into that. It’s essential to narrow down what caused your child’s allergy attacks …
Understanding a Kid’s Allergy Attacks and Seeking Treatment Read More »
Kids can be picky when it comes to food, especially when it comes to vegetables. Most of the time, it could just be kids being kids, but sometimes it could be a food allergy. Unfortunately, parents, guardians, and people around a child would not easily know if the child has allergies to certain foods. That …
How to Know If Your Kid Has a Food Allergy or Food Sensitivity Read More »
What is Telemedicine and why does it matter to you? Picture this: it’s 8pm on a Monday night and your 4 year old has a rash. They don’t have a fever and are not complaining of any discomfort, so your mommy intuition says it doesn’t medical immediate attention, but you aren’t 100% sure. Not to …
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School is back in session, which means germs, germs, and more germs! We know you’ve been having conversations with your children about how to protect themselves from germs and bacteria that could lead to infection (and more importantly, missed school days) – but what’s about head lice? Head lice is just as important as other …
Well, almost. The last day of school is Wednesday, May 29, which means there are thousands of excited kids that can’t wait to spend the next 10 weeks never once thinking about school. Summer fun is a staple in the lives is of most school-aged children, but in order to have a great summer …
It’s that time of the year where flowers are blooming, birds are chirping, and allergies are coming on in full force. This year’s allergies have been especially intense with extremely high rates of pollen causing misery in the eyes and noses of those young and old. …
A healthy diet is critical to strong bodies, smart brains, and successful lives. Easier said than done, right? We know that kids don’t naturally gravitate towards healthy foods, especially with all the junk food temptation available on TV commercials, marketing, and at our fingertips from a quick stroll down the isle of any grocery/convenience …
It’s that time of the year where everyone is sick. You hear phrases like “it’s going around“, but what is it? Bacterial and viral infections often start with the similar symptoms, so if you’re not a medical professional it can be confusing trying to differentiate symptoms to decide whether an over-the-counter medicine can treat symptoms, …
Bacteria? Virus? Infection? What’s the difference? Read More »
