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Should I take my child to urgent care for flu symptoms during flu season?

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During flu season, bring your child to a pediatric urgent care if they have a fever, cough, breathing trouble, sore throat, ear pain, vomiting, diarrhea, dehydration, or seem sick to you. Quick evaluation and a rapid flu test can allow the option of treatment with flu medicine and may help avoid complications.

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My child has a high fever; should I take them to urgent care or the ER?

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Most fevers can be handled at Prime Time Pediatrics’ walk-in urgent care, but go to the ER for evaluation of fever if your child also struggles to breathe, has severe vomiting, has a seizure, is dehydrated, is under 3 months old, or has a fever of 105 or higher.

Disclaimer: The information provided here is for general educational purposes only and is not medical advice. For diagnosis or treatment of a specific condition, please visit Prime Time Pediatrics or consult another qualified healthcare professional.

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Is there a pediatric urgent care in Athens, GA where I can take my child?

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Yes. Prime Time Pediatrics is the Athens-Oconee area’s only walk-in pediatric urgent care. Located just 10 minutes from downtown Athens at 1618 Mars Hill Rd, Watkinsville, it treats newborns through teens without an appointment. Open Monday-Saturday with evening hours; call (706) 705-4543 or start online registration at primetimepeds.com/fast-pass/.

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