Harris County ESD 3

03/02/2026

Feeling tired after a long day is normal.
Suddenly, overwhelming fatigue is different.

Extreme fatigue that comes on quickly can be linked to medical issues like infections, blood sugar changes, medication reactions, or problems with the heart or lungs.

Warning signs include dizziness, confusion, weakness, or trouble breathing.
These symptoms should not be ignored.

If someone becomes suddenly exhausted and can’t function normally, calling 911 helps EMS assess what’s happening and begin care right away.

02/26/2026

Stomach pain is common.
Severe abdominal pain is different.

Pain that starts suddenly, worsens quickly, or comes with fever, vomiting, dizziness, or weakness can signal a serious medical issue.

Abdominal emergencies don’t always look dramatic at first.
Waiting can allow symptoms to worsen.

If pain is severe or feels different than normal, calling 911 allows EMS to assess and begin care right away.

02/24/2026

Sepsis happens when the body overreacts to an infection.
It can begin with symptoms that don’t seem severe at first.

Fever, confusion, rapid breathing, or sudden weakness can signal that an infection is becoming dangerous.
These changes can happen quickly.

If someone with an infection suddenly worsens or seems confused or very weak, call 911.
Early EMS care can save lives.

02/20/2026

Feeling short of breath can be alarming.
It isn’t always caused by lung problems.

Heart conditions, allergic reactions, infections, and anxiety can all affect breathing.
What matters most is how sudden or severe the symptoms are.

If breathing becomes difficult, fast, or feels different than normal, call 911. EMS crews can assess and provide care right away

02/16/2026

Sudden blurred vision can feel unsettling, and sometimes, it’s more than eye strain.

Blurry or cloudy vision that starts quickly can be linked to problems involving the eyes, blood vessels, or the brain.
It may come with double vision, flashing lights, dizziness, or trouble focusing.

If vision changes happen suddenly, worsen, or come with other symptoms like confusion or headache, call 911.
EMS can assess what’s happening and help get care started quickly.

Vision changes are changes in health.

02/12/2026

February is often associated with love, but love doesn’t have to be big gestures or special days.

Sometimes it looks like checking on a neighbor.
Noticing when someone doesn’t seem like themselves.
Call 911 when something feels wrong.

Looking out for each other helps keep our community safer, and it helps EMS get people the care they need when they need it.

02/10/2026

Allergic reactions can start small.
A rash. An itchy throat. Mild swelling, but sometimes symptoms escalate quickly and affect breathing, circulation, or awareness.

That’s when it becomes an emergency.

If someone has trouble breathing, swelling of the face or throat, or feels dizzy or confused, call 911.

EMS can provide immediate care and support.

02/10/2026

02/10/2026

02/10/2026

Yesterday, Spring Creek EMS and Spring Creek Fire celebrated the groundbreaking of our first joint project, Station 52, located at 18541 Mueschke.

This milestone represents a strong collaboration between our two growing departments and a shared commitment to serving our community. Station 52 will enhance both fire protection and emergency medical services as our area continues to grow.

We’re proud of this partnership and excited for what this means for the future safety of our community!