
Flu and Tetanus (Tdap) Vaccines
Flu vaccine and tetanus booster (Td or Tdap) in Pasadena, TX, given without an appointment by medical staff, with a record for work or school.
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Burning when urinating, a constant urge to go and cloudy urine are the classic signs of a urinary tract infection. At Clínica Hispana Corazón y Vida in Pasadena we run the urine test at the clinic and, if there is an infection, you leave with your treatment the same day, without an appointment and in Spanish.
If there is also fever, chills, nausea or pain in the lower back or side, the infection may have reached the kidney: come in the same day or, if it is night and you feel very ill, go to the emergency room.
Drink water during the day, do not hold your urine, urinate after intercourse, wipe front to back and finish the full course of antibiotics even if you feel better. If you have three or more infections a year, the cause should be studied.
The female urethra is short and close to the vagina and rectum, so bacteria reach the bladder easily. Pregnancy, menopause, diabetes and some contraceptives raise the risk. In men they are less common, and when they occur the prostate should be checked; in children and older adults the only symptoms may be fever or confusion.
The visit and the urine test have a direct price, no insurance, in cash or by card; the urine culture is charged separately when needed. Confirm on WhatsApp at (346) 646-2974.
Walk in at 918 W Southmore Ave, Suite 180, Pasadena, TX 77502, every day from 9 AM to 9 PM. We serve Pasadena, South Houston, Deer Park, Galena Park, Genoa and Red Bluff.
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