Tinnitus: Constant Ringing in the Ears
It can happen out of nowhere. One minute you’re having a conversation or watching TV, and the next you suddenly have a ringing sound in your ear that just won’t go away. Why is this happening, and should you be concerned? Why Do I Have Ringing in My Ears? A constant ringing in your ears […]
MRHC Working to Ensure Minority Community Pursues COVID Vaccination
As COVID-19 continues to ravage our nation and impact the health of our community, Magnolia Regional Health Center (MRHC) presses on, vigilantly vaccinating all qualified individuals that meet the provided criteria. The true impact and measurement of success will only show when all community members, regardless of race or ethnic background, receive the vaccination though. […]
What You Should Know About the COVID-19 Vaccines
The first COVID-19 vaccines were authorized for emergency use in the United States in early December 2020 and have been distributed across the country since then. But are those vaccines safe, and when will you be able to get one? We know that you have many questions about how to protect yourself against COVID-19 and […]
Will My Baby Get Sick in Daycare?
For many parents, the decision to send their child to daycare isn’t an easy one. It’s often filled with questions and some fears—including whether time spent in daycare may make their child sick. There are hazards to be found in any setting, including daycares. The reality is that any time children spend time together, there’s […]
What to Do When You’re Tired All the Time
In the chaos of everyday life, it’s normal to feel tired sometimes. But when you lack energy and your feelings of tiredness linger, you could have a condition known as fatigue. When you feel fatigued more often than not, something more serious than a bad night’s sleep may be to blame. Most Americans don’t get […]
When Should an Adult Be Concerned About a Rash?
Last week, tiny red spots suddenly showed up on your arm after some time spent outdoors. Should you simply apply an over-the-counter cream and move on, or do you need to have the rash checked out? Well, that really depends. In many cases, rashes come and go quickly. They can occur for many different reasons, […]
Don’t Delay Medical Care During The COVID-19 Pandemic
Delaying medical care during the COVID-19 pandemic is like the old phrase “cutting off your nose to spite your face.” Yes, we all understand there is a pandemic and many are frightened of being among people, especially sick people. The problem is you can exacerbate your own medical issues by avoiding care because you are […]
Could You Have Prediabetes?
More than 88 million people in America have prediabetes, or approximately 1 in 3 adults. However, since there are typically no signs of prediabetes, many people are unaware they have it. Prediabetes means your blood sugar (glucose) levels aren’t high enough to be considered Type 2 diabetes, but are still higher than normal. If left […]
Bronchitis vs. Pneumonia: Which Do You Have?
Winter is prime time for seasonal sickness, particularly for bronchitis and pneumonia—two common respiratory infections. Both illnesses cause a nagging cough, fever and chest discomfort, but it’s important to know the difference because they each require a different course of treatment. So how do you tell bronchitis and pneumonia apart? Bronchitis develops when the cells […]
Common Reasons to See a Primary Care Doctor
If you’re like many people across the country, you’ve put off going to the doctor this year due to worries about contracting COVID-19. But establishing a regular relationship with a primary care provider (PCP) is one of the best things you can do for your health. Most Common Illnesses in Primary Care In addition to […]