Cold and Flu

A Look at 2019 Flu Season: It’s Time for Your Flu Shot

September 24, 2019 • Cold and Flu

Usually the incidence of flu is minimal with no significant outbreak. During this time of the year, however, certain factors increase the prevalence of flu. Learn about the season and how you can stay healthy!

A Look at The 2018 Flu Season

October 4, 2018 • Cold and Flu

Prepare for the 2018 flu season by protecting yourself and your family from flu risks and using the following tips from your primary care clinic in Arkansas.

A Look Back at Vaccine Innovations Over 100 Years

August 28, 2018 • Cold and Flu, Health

Prevention is always a better option than treatment, and vaccines make it possible to prevent life-threatening diseases that range from polio to the flu. Take a look back at the past century of advances in immunizations, then make sure you are up to date on yours at your local community health clinic in Arkansas.

How to Avoid the Worst of Your Allergy Symptoms This Spring

April 4, 2018 • Cold and Flu

Sneezing, congestion, runny nose, and other allergy symptoms can be controlled with medication and by avoiding things that cause your allergic reactions. Your primary care doctor at ARcare will set up a simple allergy control plan that is best for you. Here are some ways you can avoid seasonal allergy symptoms this spring.

Flu vs. Pneumonia: How Can You Tell the Difference?

March 1, 2017 • Cold and Flu

Influenza and pneumonia have some common symptoms, but they are not the same. Knowing which illness is which will help you get timely, appropriate care and avoid complications.

When you find yourself coughing and running a fever, flu or pneumonia could be responsible. To get the treatment you need, and lower the risk of serious complications from either condition, it is important to understand the differences between flu versus pneumonia symptoms. The causes can differ as well. Flu is caused by viruses, but pneumonia can be caused by viruses, bacteria, or fungi. In addition, pneumonia can develop as a flu complication.
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Cold and Flu

Usually the incidence of flu is minimal with no significant outbreak. During this time of the year, however, certain factors increase the prevalence of flu. Learn about the season and how you can stay healthy!

Prepare for the 2018 flu season by protecting yourself and your family from flu risks and using the following tips from your primary care clinic in Arkansas.

Influenza and pneumonia have some common symptoms, but they are not the same. Knowing which illness is which will help you get timely, appropriate care and avoid complications.

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