The severity of the illness and what type of care you need will determine the kind of provider you will see when sick. Generally speaking, you will see an emergency doctor, a nurse practitioner, a primary care physician, or other physician associates.

Here are some examples of when you should see a healthcare provider when sick: - A fever of 100.4 degrees Fahrenheit or higher - Severe or worsening symptoms - Shortness of breath - Chest pain - Dehydration - Confusion or disorientation

The answer is yes, you can consult an ENT for a cold. However, it is important to note that not all colds require medical intervention and some can be treated at home with over-the-counter medications. If your cold symptoms are severe or last longer than a week, it is worth considering scheduling an appointment with an ENT. During your visit, the ENT will take a detailed medical history and perform a physical examination. In some cases, they may also recommend additional testing, such as a CT scan or allergy testing. Treatment for a cold will depend on the underlying cause but may include antibiotics, decongestants, or antihistamines.

It truly depends on the type of sickness, but some general cures for common sickness are: -Stay hydrated -Get plenty of rest, (your body needs it to heal) -Take OTC medications to help soothe a sore throat, or ease pain -Try a decongestant or nasal rinse/spray to combat stuffiness -Consider getting a humidifier to add moisture to the air -Drink warm liquids, (ie: tea with honey, broth, or soup)

Some medicines that can stop vomiting are Kaopectate and Pepto-Bismol. If you are experiencing vomiting due to motion sickness, Dramamine may help.

You can’t really stop sickness from happening, but you can try to decrease the chances of it happening by doing the following: -Get plenty of sleep -Stay hydrated -Eat plenty of fruits and vegetables -Try and reduce stress levels, (when stressed our bodies increase in overall inflammation)

If the skin rash is caused by poison oak, poison ivy, or chickenpox, you can treat those types of rashes with calamine lotion. It is helpful for sun rash treatment to use aloe vera oil or creams. Otherwise, hydrocortisone cream, or other stronger prescribed creams, help to treat most skin rashes.

The fastest way to clear up a rash is by applying some cold to the affected area. This can be done by taking a cool shower, using a damp cloth, a cold compress, or running cold water on the rash. The cold helps to ease the itch, stop swelling, slow down the progression of the rash, and overall provide immediate relief.

The most common OTC medication that can help with skin rashes is hydrocortisone cream. Also, oat bath products have been found to be very soothing, and can be used in conjunction with hydrocortisone cream.

Some of the main causes of skin rashes are from heat, allergens, infections, medications, and immune system disorders.

You can clear up a rash by using OTC creams, such as hydrocortisone cream, soaking in an oat bath, and applying a cold compress to the rash.

The most common skin disorder that causes a rash is eczema. People with this condition have an ongoing (chronic) outbreak of red, itchy patches on their bodies, which cause the thickening and dryness in these areas.