While in-person events and heading back for in-person learning or to the office after some time is a promising milestone in the fight against COVID-19, it also means an increased risk of catching a cold or other illness. Typically, we see cases of the common cold and other respiratory viruses begin to increase in the fall and winter (also known …
Read Full ArticleLyme disease, the most common tick-borne illness, spreads through bites of infected black-legged ticks whose population is highest in June and July. Throughout the summertime, PhysicianOne Urgent Care sees an influx of patients who have been bitten by ticks and may be experiencing the symptoms of Lyme disease, but this year, there’s an additional illness to worry about: COVID-19. Because …
Read Full ArticleInfluenza, commonly called “the flu,” can make you feel miserable and can even be downright dangerous. Quickly getting the best flu treatment available can make all the difference in how severe your flu symptoms become and how quickly you recover. Here’s what you need to know… The 2018-19 Flu Season Is In Full Swing As of January 19 there were …
Read Full ArticlePeople often use the term “flu” to describe any illness that causes many of the same symptoms of flu. But they may actually have what’s called a “flu-like illness.” A flu-like illness causes many of the same symptoms as the flu but is caused by something other than the flu virus. So, how can you tell if what you have …
Read Full ArticleCroup can leave a child feeling miserable and parents in a panic. The condition is caused by inflammation and swelling of the airway below the vocal cords. This swelling leads to a variety of symptoms, most notably a harsh, “barking” cough. Many cases of croup can be treated at home. But the condition can become serious so it’s important to …
Read Full ArticleAs the temperatures drop here in Connecticut, New York and Massachusetts, the common cold is on the rise. The symptoms are no mystery: congestion and runny nose, cough, headache and perhaps a sore throat and mild fever. But sometimes that cold (or even allergies) can lead to a less common condition that shares many of the same symptoms: a sinus …
Read Full ArticleIf you think you don’t have to worry about measles anymore, think again. If you haven’t received the Measles, Mumps and Rubella vaccine (MMR) – or you can’t recall if you received it as a child – you should get vaccinated now. Here’s why… Europe is experiencing a record-setting outbreak of measles. This is leading to a rise in cases …
Read Full ArticleSports are a wonderful way to stay active, no matter what your age. But whether you’re a high school athlete or a senior sports enthusiast, getting injured is always a risk. Taking steps to prevent sports injuries is the first line of defense. Knowing how to treat an injury when one does occur – and when to seek medical care …
Read Full ArticlePhysicianOne Urgent Care is proud to be a provider of school and sports physicals for families in Connecticut, Massachusetts, and New York. Our facilities are open every day of the Read More
If you’re in need of medical care but you don’t want to attend an in-person visit—perhaps you don’t feel up to leaving the house or you want to avoid germ exposure (either Read More
As you prepare for your child to return to in-person schooling this fall, one of the questions on your mind is probably whether you should get them tested for COVID-19. Certain sch Read More
