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08/22/2026

Did you know cyclosporiasis is treated with antibiotics? If your summer stomach bug is hanging on longer than a day or two, do not tough it out at home. Read our blog to understand the signs and visit Brea Urgent Care for a fast diagnosis.

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08/20/2026

If you have diarrhea, stomach cramps, and nausea that linger for more than a couple of days, you may be dealing with cyclosporiasis. The good news is that unlike most stomach bugs, it does not spread from person to person. Read our new blog to learn more, and walk in to Brea Urgent Care for a medical evaluation.

Brea Urgent Care | Walk In Clinic | Brea, CA - Blog - More Than a Checkbox: Why Your Child's Sports Physical Matters

08/20/2026

Have a stomach bug that isn't getting better? It might be cyclosporiasis, a parasite that shows up every summer that's been increasing in recent years. Check out our latest blog to learn the symptoms and when to visit Brea Urgent Care for treatment.

Brea Urgent Care | Walk In Clinic | Brea, CA - Blog - More Than a Checkbox: Why Your Child's Sports Physical Matters

08/05/2026

From weekend softball tournaments to mountain biking trails, summer sports are in full swing. If a sprained ankle or muscle strain takes you out of the game, skip the long emergency room wait. Brea Urgent Care offers quick evaluations, digital X-rays, and customized treatment plans to help you recover from minor sports injuries safely.

08/05/2026

A new CDC report estimates that nearly a quarter of adults in states with high lone star tick populations may be at risk for a red meat allergy caused by tick bites. Tick prevention is critical when spending time outdoors this summer. If you discover a tick that cannot be fully removed or notice a suspicious rash developing, visit Brea Urgent Care for prompt care.

Nearly a quarter of adults in states crawling with lone star ticks have alpha-gal antibodies in their blood, a CDC report estimates.

08/01/2026

A recent incident involving a young girl bitten by a rabid bat in Wisconsin highlights the unpredictable nature of wildlife encounters during outdoor summer play. Animal bites carry serious infection and rabies risks. If you or a loved one sustains a bite from a wild animal or a pet, seek medical attention immediately. Brea Urgent Care is here to assess and treat minor wounds to ensure proper healing.

The girl’s mother said her sons killed the bat with a homemade “Braveheart”-inspired sword. Her daughter is recovering.

07/30/2026

Poison ivy is a staple of summer hiking, and its intense itchiness and blisters can make you miserable. Knowing what causes a poison ivy rash can help you treat it promptly and avoid it in the future. If your rash is spreading quickly, is near your eyes, or shows signs of infection, Brea Urgent Care can provide prescription-strength relief.

Poison ivy rash can cause intense itching, redness, and blisters. Learn how to recognize it, treat symptoms, and prevent future exposure....

07/29/2026

Rising summer temperatures bring a higher risk of heat exhaustion and heat stroke. If you experience heavy sweating, weakness, dizziness, or nausea after spending time in the heat, do not wait to seek help. Brea Urgent Care provides fast assessments to help safely restore your fluid balance and get you back on your feet.

07/28/2026

A diarrhea-causing parasite linked to contaminated raw produce is currently affecting individuals across several states. Foodborne illnesses can severely disrupt your summer plans and rapidly lead to dehydration. If you are experiencing persistent stomach issues or vomiting, visit Brea Urgent Care for an evaluation and a treatment plan to safely restore your fluid levels.

A parasite called Cyclospora, which can contaminate raw produce and causes ferocious and long-lasting bouts of diarrheal illness, is making people sick across several states.

07/25/2026

While it is easy to blame a new laundry detergent or a stray patch of poison ivy, skin rashes and hives (urticaria) are not always simple allergic reactions. Not every red patch is an allergy. Learn how to decode your skin's signals in our blog, and walk into Brea Urgent Care for an expert evaluation if a rash spreads quickly or shows signs of infection.

More Than an Allergy: When to Visit Brea Urgent Care for Hives and Rashes - Blog - Brea Urgent Care | Walk In Clinic | Brea, CA