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August 24, 2020 — Emergency Care, Heart Attack
Did you know that almost half of heart attacks have no symptoms? You won’t be able to recognize that it’s a heart attack. You might not experience shortness of breath or pain, which are commonly linked to a heart attack. Physicians Premier, your Potranco, TX emergency room, shares important information about silent heart attack symptoms. […]
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December 23, 2019 — Emergency Care
The holiday season can be crazy, with family and friends coming in, preparing that scrumptious holiday feast, getting your home decorated, and finding that perfect gift. With all the commotion, the risk of suffering from an injury or having an accident increases. When should you visit Physicians Premier, your ER in Corpus Christi? The number […]
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October 14, 2019 — Emergency Care, Health & Safety Tips
Typically, adults don’t worry about fevers, unless their child is sick. However, kids aren’t the only ones who get fever. Similar to childhood fevers, most adult fevers are harmless and short-lived. It can be draining when your body temperature spikes and it is followed by waves of chills. This familiar roller coaster experience of symptoms […]
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September 30, 2019 — Emergency Care, Health & Safety Tips
There’s nothing scarier for a parent than watching their child in pain or suffering from an illness. Should you make a doctor’s appointment to put your mind at ease, or do you need to rush to your Cibolo ER? There are times when the answer is clear. For instance, if your child is choking or […]
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September 16, 2019 — Emergency Care, Heart Attack
You feel nauseated. Your breathing increases. Your chest tightens, and your arms start to hurt. Is it something that you ate? Or are you having a heart attack and need to rush to your ER in Cibolo? Heart disease remains to be one of the leading causes of death in the United States. Although conventional […]
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August 15, 2019 — Emergency Care, Health & Safety Tips
Everyone gets small cuts, skinned knees, animal scratches, or puncture wounds once in a while. It can be quite tricky to determine whether a scrape or a cut needs medical attention. Mild lacerations can heal without the need of medical intervention. However, there are some injuries that need emergency medical treatment to ensure proper healing. […]
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June 15, 2019 — Emergency Care, Health & Safety Tips
Pneumonia is a lung infection. When you have pneumonia, breathing is difficult due to fluid build-up, pus, and inflammation in the lungs. The symptoms of pneumonia vary, and it is vital to know when you should see your primary care physician or go to your local Portland, Texas emergency room. Pneumonia Symptoms A person’s overall […]
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February 16, 2019 — Emergency Care, Health & Safety Tips
All of us have been in a situation where we ask ourselves if we need to go to the emergency room for medical treatment. Whether we are evaluating a burn on our child, experiencing a strange chest pain, or one of our family members has a possible concussion, it is important that we think and […]
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May 16, 2017 — Emergency Care, Health & Safety Tips
Sinus infections affect around 31 million people in the United States. Many people will only experience mild, short term symptoms, and these are often best treated with over-the-counter medication and rest. Others put up with chronic, recurrent bouts of infection throughout their life. In some instances, the discomfort can be so severe that some might […]
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April 26, 2017 — Emergency Care, Health & Safety Tips
Today, diabetes has unfortunately become one of the most rampantly prevalent urgent medical conditions reported in the United States. Neither exclusively limited to the adult nor minor populations, diabetes is a condition that can affect people of all ages with equal ease. The exact symptoms of each diabetes case can sometimes be difficult to nail […]
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