With COVID-19 affecting communities now more than ever, the flu is the last thing on everyone’s mind. It is important to note that the flu affects millions of people each year, and COVID is no exception to that. It is possible to have both COVID and the flu at the same time. AFC Urgent Care …
Pneumonia can be a severe illness to certain groups of people. For most relatively healthy adults, it can have you feeling fatigued and very sick for a few days. AFC Urgent Care Lyndhurst can diagnose and recommend the best treatment options for you if you think you have pneumonia. Learn about the general illnesses and …
Telling the difference between COVID-19 and the flu can be tricky since they share many of the same symptoms. As we enter flu season, it’s even more important to know whether you have the seasonal flu or the more serious coronavirus. Keep reading for more information about COVID and the flu. What’s the Difference Between …
Flu season can be difficult, especially if you or a loved one catches the influenza virus. While most mild flus can be treated at home with rest and hydration, more severe symptoms will need some expert attention. Here’s what you need to know about how the flu is treated at an urgent care center. The …
While schools across New Jersey are still working to determine their plans for the 2020-2021 academic year, your child will still require a school physical to be put on file with the school nurse. A physical examination must be updated within 30 days of the first day of school for your child to enter classes. …
Riding a bicycle is something that every kid loves and looks forward to. Unfortunately, bicycle accidents happen frequently and many of the injuries that occur during those accidents are avoidable. Staying safe while you ride is important to ensure you get to continue riding without incident. Follow these steps to remain diligent and safe while …
When you initially begin to experience flu symptoms, it is easy to just want to wait it out to see if at-home remedies will treat it. However, when left untreated it can be easy for the flu to progress and develop into a more serious complication that will require hospitalization. Learn how to tell symptoms …
A storm is brewing. Are you ready? Even if you’re reading this when the skies are sunny and blue, chances are, sooner or later, you’re going to be confronted with inclement weather. Maybe you live in a part of the country that’s visited by hurricanes or tornadoes. Perhaps you live in a snow belt. If …
Accidents can happen at any time, from cooking dinner to opening mail to tripping on the sidewalk. While most injuries can be treated at home with antibacterial and a bandage, deep cuts and gashes may require stitches in order to make a full recovery and reduce the chance of infection. Follow these guidelines to see …
Making sure your family is protected against the flu is important as we move into fall and winter looms on the horizon. Influenza is a highly contagious virus that is most common between October and May, peaking between January and March. While you can stay healthy by washing your hands frequently and getting enough rest, …
