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Category Archives: Awareness
Struggling with speech: Spasmodic Dysphonia
This week we take a look at a rare vocal disorder called Spasmodic Dysphonia. It can greatly effect your vocal cords, resulting in a strangled-sounding or hoarse voice. For some, it seems like they have lost their voice. It can … Continue reading
Posted in Awareness, News
Tagged botox, dysphonia, hoarse, spasmodic, speech, speech therapy, strangled, vocal, voice, voice therapy
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Children’s Mental Health Awareness Day
Today we hear from Dr. Dan Powell, our soft-spoken and much-loved provider who mainly works at our Woodlake location. Here, he teaches us how to speak about mental illness without the stigma that’s commonly associated. Today is Children’s Mental Health … Continue reading
Posted in Awareness, Children's Health, Mental Health, Stress
Tagged awareness, Children, Children's health, health, Kids, mental, mental health, stigma
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How pure is your air?
Today, Dr. Ratner tells us how important it is to have good air. An average adult breaths over 3,000 gallons of air daily, and children breathe a larger amount of air relative to their body weight. A 3,000 gallon tank would … Continue reading
Posted in Allergies, Awareness, Health Tips, Impact Urgent Care, News, Sneeze
Tagged asthma, breathing, Choking, nebulizer, Pneumonia, treatment
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Can you lose a contact lens in the back of your head?
It is common for people to come into an emergency room because they can’t find their contact lens. Sometimes it is found folded and tucked beneath the eyelid, but other times it is nowhere to be found. So where … Continue reading
What?! But I have insurance!
It’s frustrating to get sick. No one ever plans for it to happen. Luckily, most of us have insurance. While insurance may cover part of your visit, under most plans, you will still have to pay a portion of your … Continue reading
Posted in Awareness, Business, Health Insurance, Impact Urgent Care, News
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IBS or a tummy ache?
You have a chronic condition that causes pain, occasional embarrassment and lifestyle restriction. Nobody really knows why or how you got it, though there are theories. There’s no cure, though the symptoms are treatable. Sometimes you can eat whatever you … Continue reading
Posted in Awareness, Health Tips, News, Nutrition
Tagged bowel, constipation, Diarrhea, ibs, irritable, pain, stomach, syndrome
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Tsunamis?! But we live in SA!
This week, Dr. Ratner tells us about preparing for the unexpected. What’s in your emergency kit? Most of us here in San Antonio do not know that this week is Tsunami Preparedness week. Just because San Antonio is only a little … Continue reading
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Tagged disaster, earthquake, fire, flood, prepare, tsunami
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ALERT! Day 2013–Learning more to stop Diabetes
Today is the American Diabetes Association’s ALERT! Day. Today through April 9, 2013, there’s a free online test you can take to help you figure out your risk factors, and for every test that’s taken there will be $5 … Continue reading
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Dr. Gutierrez weighs in on National Youth Violence Prevention Week
Today, our own Dr. Gutierrez takes a look at National Youth Violence Prevention Week. As spring break ends and most students reluctantly return to class, the very serious subject of youth violence will be one of the topics at the forefront. … Continue reading
Posted in Awareness, Children's Health, Doctors, News
Tagged anger, awareness, Kids, peace, Prevention, tolerance, violence, Youth
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Your amaaaaaaaaazing kidneys!
Ask not what your kidneys can do for you, but what you can do for your kidneys? It’s World Kidney Day and that means it’s time to learn a little more about what your kidneys do and why they’re so … Continue reading