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Marion Minor Medical

An affordable healthcare provider for all of your minor medical issues and primary care conditions. Welcome to your hometown community healthcare providers!
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We are a faith and family based clinic that strives to provide affordable healthcare to our patients, community, and friends. Whether it's primary care or urgent needs, we offer full service medical care on both a walk-in and scheduled appointment basis. If you are looking for a healthcare provider who is affordable, effective, and attentive to your needs you've found them!

01/28/2026

WE ARE HERE AGAIN TODAY.....WE HAVE LET OUR EMPLOYEES LEAVE EARLY THE PAST FEW DAYS....HOPEFULLY THE WEATHER WILL COOPERATE TODAY.....STAY SAFE!!! WE HAVE FREE ICE OUT FRONT IN OUR PARKING LOT...NO LIMIT...TAKE ALL YOU WANT!!

01/27/2026

EDUCATIONAL TUESDAY.....NO FLU OR COLD...LET'S TALK SHINGLES.....they are super painful and prevalent right now in our community!!!

Shingles is a painful, blistering rash caused by the reactivation of the varicella-zoster virus (same as chickenpox). It typically appears as a single stripe on one side of the body, lasting 2 to 4 weeks. Symptoms include burning, tingling, itching, fever, and headache. Early antiviral treatment reduces severity.
Key Aspects of Shingles:
Symptoms: Intense pain, itching, or tingling, followed by a blistered, often stripe-like rash on one side of the body or face. It can cause fever, headache, and severe pain.
Causes: The dormant varicella-zoster virus from a previous chickenpox infection reactivates, often due to a weakened immune system.
Duration: The rash typically scabs over in 7 to 10 days and clears within 2 to 4 weeks. Pain may persist (postherpetic neuralgia).
Risk Factors: Primarily adults over 50, those with weakened immune systems (HIV, cancer), and individuals with high stress.
Treatment: No cure, but antiviral medications (acyclovir, valacyclovir) are most effective if started within 3 days of the rash. Pain management includes OTC meds, calamine lotion, and oatmeal baths.

The Shingrix vaccine is recommended for prevention in adults 50+, and we have it in stock!!!!

STOP BY 136 BLOCK STREET TODAY AND GET YOUR FIX!!!! STAY SAFE AND HEALTHY!!!

01/26/2026

WHY YES WE ARE OPEN......BE SAFE OUT THERE......IT IS STILL A BIT ICY!!!

01/24/2026

Sorry, but the safety of our employees having to drive and this winter storm are forcing us to close for this Saturday. PLEASE STAY SAFE AND WARM

01/20/2026

EDUCATIONAL TUESDAY........LET'S TALK WHEEZING....IT AIN'T EASY!!!! BUT WE CAN HELP!!!!

Wheezing in cold weather is often due to cold, dry air irritating and narrowing the airways, triggering asthma symptoms like coughing, breathlessness, and wheezing, especially when exercising or breathing through the mouth. To manage this, breathe through your nose, wear a scarf over your mouth, use a humidifier indoors, stay hydrated, and keep your rescue inhaler handy.
Why it happens
Airway irritation: Cold, dry air can inflame the protective lining of your airways, causing them to swell and produce excess mucus, leading to wheezing and coughing.
Bronchospasm: The cold can make muscles around the airways tighten (spasm), making it harder to breathe.
Exercise: Physical activity in the cold causes heavier mouth breathing, delivering colder, drier air directly to the lungs.
Indoor triggers: More time indoors means increased exposure to dust mites, mold, and other allergens, which can also trigger symptoms.
How to manage it
Cover up: Wear a scarf or ski mask over your nose and mouth to warm and humidify the air before it reaches your lungs.
Breathe correctly: Inhale through your nose and exhale through your mouth to let your nasal passages warm the air.
Moisturize the air: Use a humidifier in your home, especially your bedroom, to add moisture to dry indoor air.
Stay hydrated: Drink plenty of fluids, like warm teas, to help relax airways and loosen mucus.
Adjust exercise: Opt for indoor workouts or modify outdoor exercise to avoid heavy breathing in the cold.
Manage indoor allergens: Use HEPA filters and dust mite covers if you have indoor allergies.
Keep meds handy: Always carry your rescue inhaler and take your daily medications as prescribed.
See your doctor: If symptoms persist, consult your doctor to create a winter action plan.

WE CAN HELP!!! STOP BY 136 BLOCKS STREET TODAY!!! LET US HELP YOU STAY SAFE AND HEALTHY!!!

01/17/2026

BABY IT'S COLD OUTSIDE....BUT IT'S WAM IN HERE.....SO STOP BY EARLY AND GET TREATED AND FIXED UP!!! WE WILL BE HERE UNTIL NOON.....BUT REMEMBER IT FILLS UP FAST ON SATURDAY....DON'T GET LEFT OUT IN THE COLD.............................STAY SAFE AND WARM!!!!

01/16/2026

Eating spicy food offers benefits like boosting metabolism, improving circulation, reducing inflammation, and triggering endorphins for mood enhancement, thanks to compounds like capsaicin, with studies suggesting links to lower risks of certain diseases and premature death, though moderation is key. Spices can aid digestion, clear sinuses, offer antioxidants, and even have pain-relieving properties, but it's important to balance them with healthy ingredients, not just spicy fast foods.
Key Benefits of Spicy Foods:
Metabolism & Weight: Capsaicin temporarily boosts metabolism and fat burning, while spices like turmeric may reduce inflammation related to obesity.
Heart Health: May help lower blood pressure by relaxing arteries and can improve cholesterol levels, with long-term consumption linked to lower cardiovascular disease risk.
Mood & Pain Relief: The heat triggers endorphin release, creating a "feel-good" effect, and capsaicin can desensitize pain receptors over time, notes this Patient.info article.
Digestion: Spicy foods stimulate digestive juices, but can worsen acid reflux for some; moderation is advised.
Anti-inflammatory: Compounds in spices like turmeric (curcumin) help fight low-grade inflammation.
Longevity: Some research indicates frequent spicy food intake is associated with a lower risk of premature death.
Other Advantages:
Clear Sinuses: The heat can help break up mucus, offering relief from colds or allergies.
Antioxidants: Contain antioxidants that protect against cellular damage.
Important Considerations:
Moderation is Key: While natural spices offer benefits, spicy processed foods, fast food, or condiments high in fat, sugar, and salt negate these advantages.
Individual Sensitivity: Spicy foods can worsen acid reflux or irritate the stomach for some people.

01/10/2026

WHY YES WE ARE OPEN!!!! PRETTY SURE WE HAVE SEEN AT LEAST TWO OF WHATEVER YOU HAVE HAD IN OUR YEARS......STOP BY TODAY AND LET US GET YOU FIXED UP!!! STAY SAFE AND HEALTHY!!!

01/06/2026

Educational Tuesday!!! All these weather changes it is tough.......the upper respiratory tract takes a hit!!!

An upper respiratory tract infection (URI) is a contagious illness affecting the nose, throat, and sinuses, often caused by viruses (like the common cold or flu) or sometimes bacteria, leading to symptoms like stuffy nose, sore throat, cough, and headache, typically managed with rest, fluids, and OTC meds, though antibiotics are used for bacterial causes.

Common Types
Common Cold: The most frequent URI, caused by rhinoviruses.
Sinusitis (Sinus Infection): Inflammation of the sinuses.
Pharyngitis (Sore Throat): Inflammation of the throat.
Laryngitis: Inflammation of the voice box.
Influenza (Flu): A more severe viral URI.

Symptoms
Runny or stuffy nose, sneezing.
Sore throat, hoarseness, cough.
Headache, muscle aches, fatigue.
Low-grade fever, chills.
Thick nasal discharge (if sinusitis develops).

Causes & Transmission
Viruses: Rhinovirus, influenza, RSV, adenovirus are common culprits.
Bacteria: Less common, but can cause infections like strep throat.
Transmission: Spread through airborne droplets (coughing, sneezing) or direct contact with contaminated surfaces.

We can test you for all the infections, as well as, treat you with the appropriate medications. Don't underplay the symptoms.....get checked out today!!! STAY SAFE & HEALTHY!!!

01/01/2026

WE ARE CLOSED TODAY.....BUT WILL REOPEN TOMORROW AT NORMAL HOURS!!! HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!!

01/01/2026

HAPPY NEW YEAR TO EVERYONE......even those that don't like us.......

Let's make it a great one!!! STAY SAFE AND HEALTHY!!!

12/31/2025

WE WILL BE CLOSED TOMORROW AND RESUME NORMAL HOURS ON FRIDAY the 2nd. STAY SAFE AND HEALTHY!!!!

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136 Block Street
Marion, AR
72364

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Monday	8am - 6pm
Tuesday	8am - 6pm
Wednesday	8am - 6pm
Thursday	8am - 6pm
Friday	8am - 6pm
Saturday	8am - 12pm

Website

http://www.marionminormedical.com/

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