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Non Urgent Medical Issues We Can Help You With
Allergies
Gunk. It is the unofficial name for anything that has you weighed down, exhausted, and longing for some respite. If your combination of symptoms appears confusing, don’t stress. We’re pros at simplifying things.
To make it stress-free, we ask the same questions you’d hear in a doctor’s appointment, accompanied by useful illustrations and simple explanations.
Then, in plain terms, our nurse practitioner presents treatment plans. If hearing your voice is useful, they might even give you a brief call.
services for sinuses, coughs, and allergies
- Bronchitis
- Common Cold
- Laryngitis
- Pet Allergies
- Seasonal Allergies
- Sinus Infection
Upper Respiratory Illness
Infections of the upper respiratory tract are known as upper respiratory infections (URI). Numerous symptoms, including chest congestion, sneezing, runny nose, dry or wet coughing, fever, and others, are present in URI patients. Other typical symptoms of these ailments, which can be readily managed and cured, include a sore throat and headaches.
Typical Treatments Include
- Azithromycin (Zpak)
- Ceftin
- Doxycycline
- Levaquin
Urinary Tract Infection Women
What is Urinary Tract Infection (UTI) – Women
The relatively frequent illness known as a urinary tract infection (UTI) is brought on when germs from the urethra enter the bladder. It’s commonly referred to as a bladder infection or cystitis and affects women more frequently than males, but that doesn’t mean it can’t happen to men as well.
Patients with more severe symptoms, such as fever, intense pain, vomiting, and other signs of an infection that is developing quickly, cannot, however, be treated. Patients who already have renal or bladder issues must need more specialist care and treatment, or they can choose urgent care facilities and hospitals.
Typical Treatments Include
However, straightforward infections can be treated with:
- Trimethoprim
- Cephalexin
- Other antibiotics
While more complex UTIs and infections in the kidneys may require treatment using multiple antibiotics known as fluoroquinolones, including:
- Ciprofloxacin (Cipro)
- Levofloxacin (Levaquin)
- Other fluroquinolones
Even medications that numb the urethra and bladder may be provided to you if you experience discomfort or burning during peeing.
You should arrange an online appointment for men’s urinary tract infections (UTIs) as soon as you notice one or more of these symptoms.
Urinary Tract Infection Men
What is Urinary Tract Infection (UTI) – Men
The relatively frequent illness known as a urinary tract infection (UTI) is brought on when germs from the urethra enter the bladder. It’s commonly referred to as a bladder infection or cystitis and affects women more frequently than males, but that doesn’t mean it can’t happen to men as well.
Patients with more severe symptoms, such as fever, intense pain, vomiting, and other signs of an infection that is developing quickly, cannot, however, be treated. Patients who already have renal or bladder issues must need more specialist care and treatment, or they can choose urgent care facilities and hospitals.
Typical Treatments Include
However, straightforward infections can be treated with:
- Trimethoprim
- Cephalexin
- Other antibiotics
While more complex UTIs and infections in the kidneys may require treatment using multiple antibiotics known as fluoroquinolones, including:
- Ciprofloxacin (Cipro)
- Levofloxacin (Levaquin)
- Other fluroquinolones
Even medications that numb the urethra and bladder may be provided to you if you experience discomfort or burning during peeing.
You should arrange an online appointment for men’s urinary tract infections (UTIs) as soon as you notice one or more of these symptoms.
Asthma Attack
Looking for a Rescue Inhaler Refill?
Inhalers called “rescue” (albuterol) are quick-relief medications that can help with breathing difficulties or moderate asthma.
From the comfort of your home, we’ll assist you with refueling your emergency inhaler. Coastal Wellness will write a prescription for those between the ages of 18 and 64 who are presently using or have previously used a rescue inhaler. We’ll also discuss additional ways to reduce symptom flare-ups, such as managing the specific triggers that cause them and making the best use of your inhaler.
Sinus Infection
Do You think you might have a Sinus Infection?
Sinus infections, often known as sinusitis, can cause facial and dental discomfort, congestion, and thick mucus, as well as leave you feeling exhausted and hopeless.
Every day, we safely treat sinus infections online. We’ll provide support for viral, allergy, and bacterial sinus infections. Antibiotics, prescription nasal steroids, and potent OTC drug combinations are among the available treatments. Adults and children ages 2 and older who have sinus infections are treated by us.
Conjunctivitis
What is Pink Eye?
Seeking an online consultation for pink eye? Trust the capable medical professionals of Coastal Wellness.
Find out more about the issue and how we can assist:
The conjunctiva, a delicate, transparent tissue, lines the interior of our eyelids. Additionally, it covers the sclera, the white part of our eyes.
When the conjunctiva swells, pink eye, also known as conjunctivitis or pinkeye, results.
Online Doctor for Pink Eye
Even though adults can contract it, it’s usually linked to kids. Despite being very contagious, if discovered and treated in a timely manner, it is not harmful.
It’s simple to avoid any long-term pink eye effects by arranging an online pink eye consultation and adhering to the doctor’s recommendations.
Symptoms of Pink Eye
Common symptoms of pink eye can be observed in one or both eyes:
- Itchiness
- Redness
- Thick discharge that can harden into a crust overnight and make it difficult to open your eyes in the morning
- Burning sensation
- Blurred vision
- Increased light sensitivity
If you’re observing one or more of these symptoms, it’s best to opt for an online consultation for pinkeye so that you don’t need to see your eye doctor in person.
Causes of Pink Eye
Pink eye can be caused by a range of factors, which include:
- Viruses
- Bacteria
- An allergic reaction
- Parasites, fungi, and amoeba
- Irritants, like shampoos, chlorine in swimming pools, and dirt
- Certain sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) — such as gonorrhea and chlamydia — can also cause pink eye.
Typical Treatments Include
Types of Pink Eye
There are several different types of pink eye, which can cause various symptoms. If you note any of these, it’s advisable to set up a pinkeye consultation online without delay.
Viral strains are the most frequently occurring forms of pink eye. They’re also the most contagious. They cause a watery discharge and a lot of tears. As your body starts fighting the virus, you’ll probably see swollen lymph nodes near your neck.
Bacterial strains are known to infect one eye, but they can cause symptoms in both. If you get pink eye through a bacterial strain, your eyes will produce plenty of pus and mucus.
Allergic reactions that cause pink eye to lead to tears, constant itching, and redness in both eyes. As is typical of allergies, they can also cause a runny nose.
Giant papillary conjunctivitis is what medical experts believe happens due to prolonged use of contact lenses or an artificial eye. It’s also considered an allergic reaction to the presence of a foreign body.
Cold Sores
Think you might have a Cold Sore?
The herpes simplex virus, which causes cold sores, is a contagious viral infection that results in tiny blisters on the lips, mouth, or nose. For one to two days, there is tingling and pain; after that, blisters that are uncomfortable, itchy, and red appear.
The sooner you begin therapy, the better your chances are of getting rid of the epidemic rapidly. We can provide you with antiviral prescriptions online, around-the-clock.
Ear Infection
Think you might have an Ear Infection?
Both adults and children are susceptible to ear infections. Ear pain, itching, discharge, crackling or popping, and a blocked feeling are some symptoms. Children who are lying down may grab at their ears or wail.
Evidence suggests that we can safely treat ear infections online based on symptoms. At Coastal Wellness, adults are treated with antibiotics and other over-the-counter painkillers. In order to prevent giving unneeded antibiotics to children (age 5 and older), we adhere to the American Academy of Pediatrics’ recommendation to treat pain during the first three days. For swimmer’s ear, often known as an outer ear infection, we also recommend antibiotic drops (age 5+).
Minor Rashes
We treasure skin. It aids in keeping you cool in hot weather and warm in cold weather. Additionally, it prevents the spread of pathogens unless an infection, rash, or bug bite damages it.
Skin conditions are frequently quickly diagnosed with photographs and are manageable by primary care nurse practitioners. However, we will send you to a dermatologist at no cost if we believe you require one.
Our nurse practitioners receive specialized training for skin disorders and collaborate with renowned board-certified dermatologists. Additionally, diagnoses are validated using VisualDx, the world’s largest medical image repository.
Acne
Think you might have Acne?
Blackheads, whiteheads, and red pimples under the skin on the face, chest, and back are some of the signs of acne. It may cause annoyance, worry, and self-esteem loss.
For mild to moderate acne, Coastal Wellness offers individualized treatment strategies for adults and children 12 years of age and older. For the purpose of clearing up acne and enhancing your skin, we offer prescriptions and suggestions. Our treatment regimens, developed in collaboration with dermatologists, offer dietary and skin care recommendations.
How We Can Help You!
Women's Health
Sinus, Cough & Allergy
Eye & Ear
Medical Cannabis Certifications
How To Get Started!
Patients must be issued a written certification by a licensed Physician, Nurse Practitioner, or Physician Assistant who is registered with and certified by Virginia’s Board of Pharmacy to recommend use of Cannabis Products.
Patients must provide proof of identity using either an identification card or a valid Drivers License issued by the state of Virginia or a valid Passport issued by the U.S. Government.
Patients must be a permanent or temporary resident of Virginia and will need to provide proof of residency.
Patients must have a condition or disease (determined by the licensed medical provider) that may benefit from the use of cannabis products.
Effective July 1, 2022, after receiving a recommendation from a certified provider, patients may go to one of the state-designated dispensaries. Patients may still register with the Department of Health Professions if they wish to receive a state medical card, however, this is not a requirement of state law. The state registration fee is $50.
When certifying as a minor patient, or when the patient has a legal guardian, the legal parent or guardian of said minor must still register with the Department of Health Professions.
All certifications must be updated/renewed annually.
Virginia Medical Cannabis Dispensaries (Virginia NORML): https://www.vanorml.org/dispensaries