The AfterOurs medical team is comprised of board certified family physicians, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants. AfterOurs employs only providers with many years of experience in emergency rooms, surgery, internal medicine, family medicine, pediatrics and other medical fields. The depth and breadth of their experience cannot be overstated.

Our providers can quickly recognize symptoms, identify medical issues, and get you on the road to recovery and health. The provider team at AfterOurs can diagnose your medical issue and will always send you to a hospital or emergency room if you are in need of more critical care.

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We're committed to providing patients quality and convenient urgent care at an affordable cost. At our urgent care clinics, we offer on-site lab testing for common conditions like flu and strep throat so you can quickly get treatment. We also offer x-rays for minor injuries should you need them.

Abscess

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An abscess forms when bacteria gets below the skin. Pus begins to build up under the skin causing swelling, redness, and pain. Cuts, scrapes, and bug bites can turn into abscesses if they aren't kept clean, and shaving or waxing can create a pathway for bacteria to invade the skin. Parts of your body with more sweat glands, like your armpits, groin, and genital area, are more prone to abscesses.

Animal Bites and Scratches

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All animals are capable of biting and scratching, even if they are your pets. Smaller animals like rats, mice, and rabbits inflict smaller scratches, while large animals like cats and dogs can cause severe wounds. Bites and scratches expose individuals to potential hazards transmitted through contaminated saliva, secretions, or blood.

Finger and Nail Injury

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Our fingers and nails are involved in every aspect of our daily activities. As such, they are more susceptible to injuries and infection than any other part of the body. Finger and nail injuries are very common in daily life and occur when they are cut, crushed, pinched or sustain other trauma. These injuries are rarely serious and typically heal on their own without any specific treatment. In some instances, though, pain, ongoing bleeding, infection, or loss of function require follow up by a medical provider.

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