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People are likely to get sick year-round, but risk increases as the seasons change and bodies begin to adjust to new temperatures and weather conditions. Patients who begin to exhibit symptoms of seasonal illnesses can visit AFC Urgent Care Lakewood for diagnosis and treatment seven days a week this fall. What kind of illnesses are …
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As fall begins, you should begin to make preparations for the coming colder months: checking winter clothes and coats to make sure they fit and zippers are all in working order, making sure your heat system is working at home, and getting an annual flu shot from AFC Urgent Care Lakewood. The flu shot is …
Flu season is looking a bit different this year thanks to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Because both the novel coronavirus and the influenza virus are upper respiratory infections, they can appear similar at first glance. Learning the differences between the two viruses can be critical to getting tested for the correct illness and receiving the …
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Labor Day has passed, which makes now the opportune time to begin making necessary preparations for flu season. Flu season begins with the fall in late September, lasting throughout the cold, harsh winter months before ending in late spring. With the added concern of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, making sure you take adequate steps to …
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