Most everyone has heard of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) in a health class at some point in their life. However, many of us write them off as something that will never happen to us. Unfortunately, that isn’t always the case.
Velocity Urgent Care is conducting coronavirus (COVID-19) testing at all of its 14 locations across Eastern and Northern Virginia. If a patient is experiencing COVID-19 symptoms or has potentially been exposed to someone who has tested positive, they must call the center (https://velocityuc.com/locations) first to make arrangements, which may include a curbside evaluation.
Although the coronavirus is all that’s on anyone’s mind right now, springtime heralds the arrival of another health condition that countless people suffer from—seasonal allergies. As trees blossom and flowers bloom, people start to notice that their eyes are itchy and their nose is running.
By now, you’ve heard about the COVID-19 pandemic. Who hasn’t? As the virus continues to make its way across the United States, leaders are urging people to stay at home and practice social distancing.
The winter months are often accompanied by a variety of minor illnesses. Whether it’s a sinus infection, a cough, or something more serious, there’s a good chance that you’ll get sick at some point between November and March. Developing a cough is one of the most common symptoms that people experience.
When temperatures drop in the winter, there are certain injuries that become more common. While summer is more likely to bring insect bites and heat-related injuries, winter has its fair share of problems.
On June 6, 2019, the Veterans Administration launched new guidelines for veterans’ health care under the MISSION Act. For the first time, VA beneficiaries could choose their best option for health care providers, whether at VA facilities or through a network of community care providers.
You might love the snow or you might hate it. Regardless, the icy ground poses a big hazard for everyone at this time of year. Although most people think that fall injuries only happen to the elderly, they can happen to anyone.
Everyone has had a sinus infection at some point. They come with plenty of facial pain, nasal drainage, and headaches. However, most people don’t know what they should do when it comes down to one.