When to Visit Our Medical Center vs. Hospital
At our Medical Center, we’re here to provide immediate medical care for non-life-threatening health issues when you need it most. Knowing whether to visit our center or go to hospital can save you time and help you receive the right level of care. Here’s a guide to help you understand when to choose our center and when it’s safer to head to the Hospital.
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Mild to Moderate Injuries
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Minor fractures or sprains (such as a sprained ankle or a small bone fracture)
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Minor cuts that may require stitches but aren't actively bleeding heavily
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Minor burns (small first-degree burns)
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Cold, Flu, and Fever Symptoms
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High fever, sore throat, or flu-like symptoms
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Coughs and respiratory issues (mild asthma, bronchitis, sinus infections)
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Minor Digestive Issues
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Persistent vomiting or diarrhea without signs of severe dehydration
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Mild abdominal pain or cramps
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Skin Conditions and Rashes
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Rashes, insect bites, or allergic reactions without difficulty breathing
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Minor infections (e.g., mild skin infections, pink eye)
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Other Non-Emergency Concerns
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Urinary tract infections (UTIs)
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Minor allergic reactions
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Minor headaches, mild dehydration, and other minor complaints
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Hospital
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Chest Pain or Heart Attack Symptoms
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Sudden chest pain or tightness
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Difficulty breathing or shortness of breath
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Pain radiating to the arms, jaw, or back
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Signs of a Stroke
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Sudden numbness or weakness in the face, arm, or leg
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Sudden confusion, trouble speaking, or difficulty understanding speech
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Loss of balance or sudden, severe headache
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Severe Breathing Problems
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Severe difficulty breathing or wheezing
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Allergic reactions with throat swelling or difficulty breathing
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Uncontrolled Bleeding
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Heavy bleeding that doesn’t stop with pressure
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Deep or large cuts that won’t stop bleeding
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Severe Injuries or Trauma
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Head injuries, particularly with loss of consciousness or confusion
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Suspected broken bones that cause deformity or severe pain
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Major burns
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Sudden Severe Abdominal Pain
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Intense, sudden-onset stomach pain, especially with other symptoms like fever, vomiting, or swelling
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Any Condition That Feels Life-Threatening