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[...] As we near Fall, the requests for antibiotics will become more and more frequent at Plano Urgent Care, and the complaints that antibiotics are not working will increase in turn. Nagging coughs, [...]

[...] Plano Urgent Care visited Faith Lutheran School on Friday, October 17th to host a fun Fall Safety presentation [...]

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[...] before the season begins. If you are in the Plano, TX area be sure to come see us at Plano Urgent Care. Ensure that your team has the proper staff to consult if you do have an injury. Most often, [...]

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[...] gear up and prepare for baseball; parents and athletic trainers alike gear up to handle common baseball injuries. Whether it’s little league or the big leagues, the big muscle movements, highly [...]

[...] This inflammation irritates all of the surrounding structures causing discomfort and pain. Rotator cuff injuries can be tendinous or muscular. Tendons are the dense connective tissue bands that hold [...]

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[...] . The full name is Enterovirus D68 or EVD68. Polio is an enterovirus, but this is not a Polio virus. The first reporting of this virus was in California in 1962. Since then, the prevalence [...]

[...] lining of you mouth, eyes, or nose) or non-intact skin as from a cut or open wound. Once the virus dries, it dies. In a larger amount of bodily fluid like blood, however, it can survive several days [...]

[...] very complex joint and the stress of repeated and forceful throwing takes it’s toll. Repetitive injuries to this joint can be something as simple as a bursitis, but they can also include [...]