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Did you know it’s common for people to experience new or worsening pain several hours or days after a car accident? Unfortunately, this means many people don’t get help until their pain is already severe.

Getting into an accident on the job is often scary and painful. But the aftermath can be even more so, if you’re not sure what to do. Let us help you make the entire process easier when you visit our clinic.

You may not have known that you should visit a doctor after a car accident in the Lone Star State. But it’s important to also ask yourself what type of doctor you should see and why this is so necessary. 

You may already know physical exams happen yearly, but do you see your doctor on a regular basis? In this blog, we offer some reasons your annual physical is not only important but necessary to your health.

A car accident can sometimes seem mild, so many people walk away from them without seeking medical attention. But it’s much safer to get immediate care as well as to take advantage of all the ways a clinic like ours can help you post-accident.

Did you know that there are some cuts that don’t require stitches at all, while others definitely do? But how can you tell the difference? We’re happy to show you which cuts require stitches so you can get the help you need.

Sometimes, medical providers treat frequently recurring UTIs like a hygiene problem. But this isn’t always the case. If you have UTIs often, you may be dealing with another condition entirely.

Did you know a fever can be just a small adjustment in your temperature, or it could be a serious sign that something’s wrong? It’s important to know when a fever is telling you the latter — and to get treatment when it does.

A concussion is a mild type of traumatic brain injury, but that doesn’t mean you can shrug it off. There are certain signs that a person has experienced a concussion, and if this is the case, they need medical attention immediately.

Did you know getting workers’ compensation often requires a number of requirements on your part? If you’ve been injured or gotten sick on the job, consider reaching out to a health care provider who knows just what is needed.

Did you know it’s very common to sustain an injury in a car accident without knowing it until much later? This is because pain is sometimes delayed post-accident, causing you to feel fine in the immediate aftermath. But why?

It was hard enough to tell the difference between a cold and the flu, but it can feel even trickier now that COVID-19 is around. Fortunately, there are some subtle ways to tell these seemingly similar respiratory viruses apart.