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Recent Blogs
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Safe and Experienced Emergency Care in Winter Garden
Estimated read time:You may be worried about visiting an emergency department right now, but AdventHealth Winter Garden is here to provide the highest level of care right in your community.
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Go to School or Stay Home: Your Guide to Colds, Coughs and Flu
Estimated read time:Sometimes, it's easy to tell when your child is too sick to go to school. If they're violently ill, vomiting, running a high fever, or have a contagious condition like pink eye, then you'll want to...
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How You Can Avoid Kidney Stones
Estimated read time:While kidney stones are among the most painful conditions, you can avoid them by following a few practical steps.
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Is It Allergies or a Cold?
Estimated read time:Runny nose, coughing, sneezing? Get to the bottom of your congestion. Discover the difference between seasonal allergies and the common cold.
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Know Your Blood Type for Better Health
Estimated read time:Knowing your blood type can help you stay healthy, plan for the future and prevent complications.
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6 Ways to Avoid Catching an Illness this Holiday Season
Estimated read time:Taking care of yourself means you will be better able to relax and enjoy this special time of year. Follow these precautions to keep you feeling healthy through the winter.
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9 Reasons To Do a Video Visit if You're Sick
Estimated read time:With worsening symptoms that don’t seem life-threatening, the best thing to do is call your primary care physician first. With a phone call or virtual visit, your doctor can advise you on what to do...
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Coronavirus vs. Flu, or the Common Cold: Know the Difference
Estimated read time:Compared to coronavirus, the flu has more symptoms, but flu symptoms often appear suddenly, where COVID-19 symptoms can take up to two weeks to appear.
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Feeling Sick, But Not With COVID-19 Symptoms?
Estimated read time:We're is here to help clarify what to do and how to take care of yourself if you don’t feel well during the pandemic, but don’t think you have COVID-19 symptoms, either.