Conditions Treated

Tinea pedis, more commonly known as athlete’s foot, is a fungal infection that usually causes itching, stinging, and burning on your toes and feet. It can usually be treated with oral medication or topical antifungal cream.

Caused by the same virus that causes chickenpox. It usually shows itself as a line of blisters on one side of your body. Shingles can be prevented with a vaccine or treated with prescribed antiviral drugs.

This can be a sign of a brain tumor, head trauma, stress, dehydration, fever, and caffeine withdrawal, among other things. Headaches can usually be cleared up with a painkiller, such as ibuprofen, but they might require additional treatment.

One of the most common causes of disabilities affecting adults in America, and it can have a variety of causes. Our doctors can help you understand what’s causing your pain and prescribe medication or methods to relieve it.

Inflammation or infection of the sinus is often caused by a virus, such as the cold or flu, or allergens, like pollen or pet dander. Your doctor can prescribe antibiotics or home remedies to help.

Red, itchy rash on the skin, usually caused by allergies or stress. Hives usually go away on their own, but if you experience a prolonged or intense case of hives, you should contact your doctor, as hives can sometimes block airways.

Bacterial Vaginosis is the overgrowth of bacteria that is natural to the vagina, causing inflammation. To cure this, your doctor will likely prescribe antibiotics in the form of pills or cream.

Nasal congestion usually happens when you have a cold but can also be caused by allergies, hay fever, and more. Common treatments include nasal sprays, antibiotics, and prescription decongestants.

Almost always caused by allergies or irritants, such as perfume or soap. If you have itchy eyes, try flushing them with water. If your eyes are burning along with the itching, consult your doctor about what should be done.

Bug bites and stings are extremely common and usually don’t cause trouble other than itching and slight inflammation. The itching can usually be treated with hydrocortisone cream.

Sinusitis is an inflammation of your air cavities in the nose due to a buildup of fluid. It usually goes away on its own, but if it doesn’t, you should consult your doctor about the best treatment.

Rashes on the skin usually occur by contact with an allergen, bug bites, skin conditions, or illness. Rashes can sometimes be treated with topical creams or lotions, but often need other treatments.

Usually caused by sore muscles, pulled muscles, or the flu. They usually aren’t emergencies but can certainly cause concern and discomfort. Your HealMe MD doctor can give you a diagnosis online.

Most cuts heal on their own, but particularly deep cuts may need stitches. If you’re not sure how serious your cut is or if it’s at risk of infection, contact your doctor for expert advice.

Usually caused by a cold, strep throat, the flu, or irritation due to coughing or yelling. Sore throats can be treated with soothing drinks, honey, or cough drops. If it’s due to an infection or virus, you should seek your doctor’s advice.

This is when mucus lines your bronchial tubes, causing painful coughing and difficulty breathing. Your doctor can help determine whether you are suffering from bronchitis and advise you on treatment options.

There are many types of skin infections, including viral, bacterial, parasitic, and fungal. Treatments vary depending on the type of infection so it’s important to ask your doctor’s opinion.

Sprained or strained joints happen when the ligaments in your joints are stretched or torn, resulting in pain and swelling. You can usually treat it by resting, icing, and elevating the affected joint. If swelling and pain persists, you should contact your doctor.

Bruises happen when you bump into something, causing damage to the blood vessels beneath your skin. If you experience easy or unexplained bruising, it could be because of a blood thinner that you’re taking.

Constipation is a blockage of your bowels, preventing you from passing stool. Treatments usually come in the form of laxatives which will liquefy your stool, allowing it to pass easily.

This could be caused by illness, something you ate, indigestion, or something serious like stomach cancer. Mild stomach aches can be helped with gentle drinks, such as ginger ale or decaffeinated tea.

Depending on the seriousness of a burn, it may appear as discoloration of the skin, blistering, or peeling skin. Serious burns require a trip to the emergency room, but if your burn is mild, you can run it under cold water, apply a cold compress, apply petroleum jelly, or apply burn ointment.

There’s a lot of confusion about what the symptoms of COVID actually are. If you think you’re infected, you can get on a call with one of our doctors and answer a series of questions to determine if you need to see your doctor for a test.

Often, when traveling out of the country, you will need to get several new vaccines. Consult travel laws and your doctor about getting your needed vaccines and to make sure you’re not putting yourself at risk by traveling.

You probably have a cold if you have a cough, fever, runny and stuffy nose, and sore throat. Rest is usually the best treatment. You can also treat your sore throat with lemon water, honey, or cough drops.

Symptoms include muscle fatigue, diarrhea, dizziness, infrequent urination, dry mouth, and more. You can usually clear it up by drinking enough water, but if you are experiencing severe symptoms, you should contact a doctor.

Fever, sore throat, cough,  and fatigue are generally signs that you have an upper respiratory infection. It can be treated or suppressed with vitamin C, steam inhalers, cough suppressants, and nasal decongestants.

A cough can be an indicator of many different illnesses or it could simply be caused by irritation in the throat.

Watery stool that usually arrives if you are sick or have eaten something that doesn’t agree with you. It usually runs its course on its own.

An infection in any part of the urinary system caused by microbes. Treatments include drinking lots of water, probiotics, and increasing vitamin C intake.

Can be caused by bites, stings, infections, allergic reactions, and many other things. Your doctor will most likely know how to deal with whatever itching you’re dealing with, and he can advise you on what lotion or antibiotics would be best.

Dizziness happens when you don’t get enough blood flow to the brain, which can be caused by many things, such as dehydration, vitamin B12 deficiency, or standing up too fast. Consult your doctor if you have prolonged or regular bouts of dizziness.

This occurs when an imbalance in your body causes the yeast levels to multiply. It most commonly affects the vagina but can also cause rashes on the skin or thrush in the mouth. Yeast infections might be treated with ointments or creams, but it’s best to consult your doctor.

Lice are annoying, contagious, and their bites can cause infections. Treatments include washing hair with lice shampoo, heat treatment, or carefully combing through the infected hair.

Usually caused by an infection in the ear, which can happen because of a buildup of fluid due sickness or irritation or injury to the ear. This can generally be healed with ear drops and oral antibiotics.

A symptom of many different conditions or illnesses, including fever, appendicitis, ulcers, pregnancy, food poisoning, emotional stress, brain tumors, and much more.

Just reach out to one of our board-certified doctors, and they can submit your prescription refill to the pharmacy of your choice.

This is usually caused by irritations like dry eyes or wearing contacts too long, but could also be a sign of something serious, like glaucoma. Simple irritations can usually be taken care of with a saline drop.

A narrowing or inflammation of the airways or in your throat or lungs, most commonly caused by asthma or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. You can usually ease wheezing by keeping your air moist and clean.

Painful headaches that only happen on one side of the head. Causes include noise, smells, food, and stress. You can consult your doctor from the safety of your home to get an understanding of what might be causing your migraines.