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You should get emergency care for a headache when it happens suddenly and if it prevents you from performing simple daily activities. Other indications that you should seek emergency care is when a headache is accompanied by fever, difficulty walking, numbing, blurred vision, and slurred speech.
A headache may be serious if it’s sudden and very intense, also called a thunderclap headache. Other serious signs are stiff neck, high fever, nausea and vomiting, nosebleed, loss of balance, and fainting.
The four common types of headaches are sinus, tension, migraine, and cluster.
The main cause of headaches is when there’s a chemical activity in the brain, nerves and blood vessels around the skull, or in the muscles of your head and neck. There’s also genetic evidence that makes people more likely to experience headaches than others.
Daily headaches aren’t normal but are often not serious. However, it’s still highly recommended to have it checked and tested to make sure that it isn’t a symptom of something more serious.
The difference between emergency and urgent care is that emergency rooms in hospitals treat life-threatening conditions and injuries, whereas urgent care clinics treat illnesses and injuries that require immediate medical attention but are non-life-threatening.
Yes. Most of our urgent care centers are open after hours, making health care more accessible for all residents in NYC.
Not necessarily. Most urgent cares accept walk-in patients. But if you want shorter wait times, you can book an appointment through phone or online.
Yes. You can go to urgent care for consultations, physicals, primary care, lab tests, and more.
If you have no insurance, we provide our services without insurance for self-pay patients, giving you the care when you need it most.
At home, at work, or wherever you are, Nao Medical will provide you with the care you need at no additional cost. We provide access to personalized medical care to help with your healthcare needs.
We offer top-tier virtual care that works with your busy schedule. Our virtual care is made to get you quickly connected with a medical provider who will provide you with comprehensive care.
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We know how easy it is to neglect our personal health, with the busyness of daily life often getting in the way. Statistically, people today take more care of their cars and their pets than they do their own health!
But with Nao Medical, taking charge of your personal health has never been easier. With Nao Medical’s Stay Healthy Nao program, you get:
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