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  If your child's pediatrician is not available, UrgentWay will provide emergency care to board-certified pediatricians and pediatric nurses of certain UrgentWays to treat your child's minor illness or injury. Pediatric urgent care is intended to treat children from birth to 25 years of age. Dial 911 if your child has a life-threatening illness or injury. You'll be seen faster if you check the wait times, select your preferred location below, then click the "Book Appointment" button to choose from available time slots. Urgent care is also available. View all UrgentWay Clinics   Providing quality medical care for children Quality medical care is never out of reach for families with children in New York City and surrounding areas. With four convenient locations in Manhattan, Hicksville, Hempstead and the Bronx, Pediatric Urgent Care provides a wide variety of medical and urgent care services. We are the largest referral health facility for pediatric care in New Yor...

What to Expect from Your Urgent Care STD Testing and Treatment Testing for sexually transmitted infections or STIs is recommended for anyone who has ever been sexually active. You don't have to treat STI symptoms. It is possible to have an STD without showing any symptoms, and delaying treatment can cause health problems, including infertility. Fortunately, you can get tested and treated at an  UrgentWay clinic . STD testing and treatment People are often shy about getting tested for sexually transmitted diseases. They don't want to go to a primary care doctor to diagnose an illness, so many people choose to go to urgent care. Urgent care is sensible, making it easier to get tested and treated. which facilitates detection and treatment. Also, people don't need an urgent care office appointment. Diagnosis of symptoms Protection against sexually transmitted infections starts with assessing symptoms. Doctors ask people if they have symptoms. If they have symptoms, do...

We offer STD testing at a convenient location in the Bronx. STDs are very common. Some diseases have symptoms that warn of a possible infection, but some people are asymptomatic and do not know that they can transmit these infections. You can prevent or diagnose these diseases and prevent infection by visiting an STD testing clinic in New York and getting tested. STD testing is done by our primary providers. Gastroenterologists do not test for STIs. Follow this link to contact our primary care team to arrange an STI test. We offer to test for: Herpes HPV (warts) Gonorrhea Chlamydia HIV/AIDS It is important to know the symptoms that you need to pay attention to when they appear. Symptoms of STDs in Women STD symptoms in women may include pain or burning during urination, abnormal vaginal discharge, vaginal bleeding, abdominal pain, spots, itching, blisters, fever, swollen glands, open sores, and warts. Some sexually transmitted diseases, such as chlamydia an...

Medical conditions such as sexually transmitted infections (STDs), gynecological conditions, or certain medications can cause vaginal bleeding. Common STD symptoms include pain, bleeding, diarrhea, and a burning sensation when urinating. Vaginal bleeding outside of your normal menstrual cycle can be a sign of an STD that, if you don't feel it, can affect your reproductive system. Let's discuss which sexually transmitted diseases cause vaginal bleeding. The best response to such bleeding is to seek medical attention immediately without any discomfort or concern due to the symptoms. If you are concerned about STDs, talk to your doctor or visit an STD testing clinic to get tested for STDs the same day. Can an STI cause bleed? Yes, STIs or STDs can cause vaginal bleeding or spotting between cycles or after sex. Sexually transmitted vaginal bleeding after sex usually occurs in the cervix, the muscular passage that runs from the uterus to the vagina. Bleeding in women between period...

  It may be a good idea to go to urgent care for STD testing if you are experiencing symptoms that are painful or interfering with your normal activities. Additionally, if you find yourself in urgent care for an unrelated reason, this is a good opportunity to request an STD test as a preventative measure. A study in Manhattan, New York, asked men and women undergoing care if they agreed to be tested for a sexually transmitted infection. 14% of participants tested positive for gonorrhea and chlamydia. The contagious nature of these two transmitted diseases sexually, and the fact that the participants transmitted them to their sexual partners, not knowing that they had sexually transmitted diseases in their bodies. Symptoms to Look Out For When you're considering which symptoms might really warrant an urgent care visit, you want to think in terms of the level of pain and the intrusiveness of the symptoms themselves. If you are in a lot of pain and the symptoms are interfering with yo...