Work-Related Emergencies: When to Come to the ER
Accidents happen all around and being at work is no different. In fact, the work environment can be particularly hazardous due to the nature of some jobs. For example, jobs…
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Why You Should Still Consider COVID Testing
At the moment, it appears that the worst of the COVID-19 epidemic that started in March 2020 is behind us. However, there continues to be a very high number of…
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When to Go to the ER: Recognizing the Most Common Medical Emergencies
Recognizing Medical Emergencies Medical emergencies can happen suddenly and without warning. While no one ever wants to face a life-threatening situation, knowing what to do and where to go can…
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When to Go to the ER for High Blood Pressure
High blood pressure is commonly referred to as the ‘silent killer’ because it very rarely has symptoms. There may be no indication that you have it until it’s too late.…
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When to Go to the ER for Heartburn
A symptom we have likely all experienced to varying degrees. Heartburn is a burning feeling in the lower chest or upper abdomen, with a sour bitter taste in the mouth…
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When to Go to the ER for Dental Pain
They say that dental pain can be one of the worst types of pain to experience and at times, this statement is not an exaggeration. Dental pain can occur for…
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When to Go to the ER for Back Pain
Back pain is one of the most common medical conditions experienced in the United States. It is estimated that up to 84 percent of adults have low back pain at…
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When to Go to the ER for an Ear Infection
Both adults and children can get ear infections. Ear infections can be caused by a number of bugs such as viruses, bacteria or fungi—and they can each affect different parts…
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When to Go to the ER for an Allergic Reaction
Whether it’s allergies to dust mites, pet hair or bees, it is estimated that more than 50 million Americans experience various types of allergies each year. Everyone’s experience of allergies…
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