Stomach virus (gastroenteritis).
Most gastroenteritis is viral and self-limited. Bacterial or parasitic infections may need testing and antibiotics.
Viral gastroenteritis (stomach flu) causes nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea, usually resolving in 1–3 days. We provide anti-nausea medication and IV fluids when dehydration is a concern.
Signs to watch for
- Nausea and vomiting
- Diarrhea
- Cramping abdominal pain
- Low-grade fever
- Body aches
At Quick Urgent Care
- Anti-nausea medication (Zofran)
- IV fluids for dehydration
- Testing for bacterial or parasitic causes when appropriate
- Return-to-school / work notes
Emergency signs
- ! Blood in vomit or stool
- ! Severe abdominal pain
- ! Signs of severe dehydration
- ! Symptoms lasting more than 5 days
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Fever
A fever above 100.4°F usually signals infection. Walk in to Quick Urgent Care for evaluation and testing (strep, flu, COVID-19, urine). Head to the ER for fever with stiff neck, seizure, severe breathing trouble, or in infants under 3 months.
Treatments
Comprehensive treatment services at Quick Urgent Care. Acute illness, minor injuries, infections, wound care, and more. Walk in 7am–8pm daily.
Walk in for stomach virus (gastroenteritis).
Evaluation, testing, and treatment in one visit. Open daily 7am–8pm.