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Tag: Wylie Children’s Medical

What Are the Dangers of Untreated Hepatitis C?

Hepatitis C is a dangerous virus that harms the liver and produces inflammation. Because this disease doesn’t always trigger symptoms, many people may not be aware they even have hepatitis C. The good news is that our experts at Health Services of North Texas in Denton, Wylie, and Plano can help you manage hepatitis C

How Does PrEP Help Reduce My Risk of Contracting HIV?

If you feel you’re at risk of contracting HIV due to lifestyle factors, it’s vitally important that you seek preventive treatment. By taking the proper protective measures as soon as possible, you can substantially decrease your risk of infection. So, for your best outcome, contact us as soon as possible at Health Services of North

What Should I Do If I Suspect I have HIV?

It’s vital to seek regular testing, especially if you have any concerns. Our expert physicians and specialists are here for you. We offer comprehensive care and a wide range of disease management services, including screening, prevention, support, and personalized treatment plans to help individuals live healthily and happily for many years to come.   And

How Often Do Seniors Need Health Care Visits?

Ideally, adults can visit their health care facilities at least once a year to have their medical checkups, but it may be more depending on the level of your care. Regular visits to your provider are crucial to maintaining optimal health and a great opportunity to check on your medications and lifestyle. If you are

What to Expect On Your Newborn’s First Pediatric Visit

Bringing home your baby can be an exciting and nervous time in your life. At Health Services of North Texas and Wylie Children’s Medical Clinic, our goal is to offer newborn care in the easiest and most efficient way possible. During your child’s first pediatric visit, our team will take extra care and assess the

What Can My Teenager Expect After Getting The COVID-19 Vaccine?

Managing COVID-19 has been challenging for families all across the U.S. While the pandemic affects us all, it can be especially difficult for teenagers. In the last year, teens have been missing out on in-classroom learning, sports games, dances, and extracurricular activities. The coronavirus vaccine is one of the most important ways for teenagers and

Telehealth Consultations Are As Safe And Effective As Office Visits

Telemedicine is helping healthcare providers better respond to the needs of Americans during the COVID-19 pandemic. While these technologies have some limitations when it comes to treating patients, it is a great way to get the resources you need without leaving the comfort of your living room. At Health Services of North Texas (HSNT), we

How Soon After the COVID-19 Vaccine Can Grandparents Visit Their Grandchildren?

Many of our patients at Health Services of North Texas (HSNT) are interested in getting the COVID-19 vaccine. Our dedicated team of board-certified physicians and medical professionals at HSNT understand why you may have questions about getting the COVID vaccine if you have already had COVID-19. Many of our patients are also concerned about the

What Are The Warning Signs Of A Concussion In Children?

For adults, self-diagnosing a concussion is not terribly challenging. When it comes to children, however, a concussion may be more difficult to recognize, and the child may not be able to accurately describe how they are feeling. For this reason, it is critical that parents, teachers, coaches, and other caregivers are familiar with the signs

Eight Signs Your Body is Fighting the Hepatitis C Virus

Hepatitis C (HCV) is a liver infection caused by the hepatitis C virus. This is spread through contact with blood from someone who is infected. There are many ways that Hepatitis C can be spread from person to person. For many people, it is a short-term illness; however, more than half of those who become

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