
Urgent Care Asthma Care in Stockton
When Should I Visit Urgent Care for Difficulty Breathing?
Troubles with breathing happen every day to people of varying medical conditions. The important thing to understand is what symptoms can be treated at an urgent care and what symptoms need the in-depth response of a hospital emergency room.
Contact the professionals at California Urgent Care Center today to learn more about our Stockton urgent care for asthma treatments.
Stockton Urgent Care for Breathing Issues
Common Respiratory Symptoms We Treat
Here is a quick list of respiratory symptoms that we can help with at one of our California Urgent Care Centers:
- Severe coughing
- Breathing problems that prevent you from sleeping
- Sore throat
- Persistent coughs lasting 10 days or more
- Shortness of breath
- Pain when breathing or coughing
- Phlegm
Symptoms that could require a visit to the hospital ER include:
- Difficulty breathing
- Blue coloration of the skin
- Chest pain
- Slurred speech
- Trouble maintaining consciousness
- Altered mental state
- Fainting
Understanding Respiratory Conditions
Any combination of the symptoms mentioned above can be the result of many different conditions. Which condition you have and the severity of your condition will determine your treatment course. Here are a few of the conditions that commonly cause breathing problems:
- Upper Respiratory Infections such as sinus infections or colds
- Lower Respiratory Infections such as pneumonia
- Acute Conditions such as anaphylaxis
- Chronic Conditions such as asthma attacks or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)
- Severe Conditions such as a heart attack or pulmonary embolism
Frequently Asked Questions About Asthma Treatment
What can I expect during my urgent care visit for asthma?
The healthcare professional will ask you about your symptoms and your medical history. They will perform a physical examination and listen to your lungs with a stethoscope. Depending on your condition, they may administer medication through a nebulizer or prescribe medication to take home.
Do I need an appointment for urgent care asthma treatment?
No appointment is necessary for urgent care visits. Simply walk in during our operating hours and you will be seen by a healthcare professional as soon as possible.
What happens if my asthma isn't improving after urgent care treatment?
If your symptoms don't improve after urgent care treatment, the healthcare professional may recommend following up with your primary care physician or a pulmonologist specializing in respiratory issues.
By visiting California Urgent Care Center, you can receive prompt and effective treatment for your asthma and get back to breathing easily.
Don't Wait - Seek Medical Attention for Breathing Issues
California Urgent Care facilities offer a wide array of medical treatments that can help with your breathing difficulties. Please feel free to call one of our convenient locations if you are having symptoms and need treatment.
- Lodi: (209) 267-2750
- Stockton (Pershing Ave): (209) 263-4090
- Stockton (Lorraine Ave): (209) 885-7081
- Manteca: (209) 255-4762