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Marion Minor Medical

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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!

04/11/2026

WHY ARE YOU SUFFERING THROUGH THE SNEEZING, ALLERGIES, & CONGESTION??? NO NEED TO SUFFER....STOP BY 136 BLOCK STREET TODAY!!! WE GOT YOU UNTIL NOON TODAY!!!!

04/07/2026

EDUCATIONAL TUESDAY!!! SINUS INFECTION VS ALLERGIES????????????

Allergies (allergic rhinitis) and sinus infections (sinusitis) both cause nasal congestion and pressure, but they differ in cause, symptom type, and duration. Allergies often cause clear, thin mucus, itching, and sneezing, lasting for weeks. Sinusitis, often caused by viruses, typically produces thick, yellow-green mucus, facial pain, and rarely causes itching, usually lasting 10 days or more.

Key Differences Between Allergies and Sinusitis
Symptoms: Allergies are often accompanied by itchy, watery eyes, nose, or throat. Sinus infections cause significant facial pain/pressure (especially around the eyes/cheeks), tooth pain, and sometimes fever.

Mucus: Thin, clear, runny, and itchy in allergy cases. Thick, discolored, or yellow/green in sinus infections.

Duration: Allergies persist as long as the allergen is present. Sinus infections often follow a cold and last 10 days or longer, or worsen after 5-7 days.

Cause: Allergies are immune system reactions to environmental triggers. Sinusitis is inflammation caused by viruses, bacteria, or persistent allergy-related congestion.

WE CAN FIX YOU EITHER WAY!!! SO STOP BY 136 BLOCK STREET TODAY!!! STAY SAFE & HEALTHY!!

04/04/2026

WE ARE CLOSED FOR THE EASTER WEEKEND. WE WILL RETURN ON MONDAY!!! STAY SAFE AND HEALTHY!!!

04/03/2026

WE WILL BE CLOSED TODAY, GOOD FRIDAY, TO ALLOW OUR EMPLOYEES TO TRAVEL TO FAMILY GATHERINGS IN CELEBRATION OF THE EASTER WEEKEND. WE APOLOGIZE AND WILL RETURN ON MONDAY the 6th. BE SAFE!!!

04/02/2026

WE WILL BE CLOSED TOMORROW IN OBSERVANCE OF GOOD FRIDAY!!! STAY SAFE AND HEALTHY!!! WE WILL SEE YOU MONDAY!!!

03/28/2026

OOPS....YOU GOT A BOO BOO????? WELL WE CAN HELP!!! WE CAN TAKE CARE OF MOST OF YOUR MINOR MEDICAL ISSUES, AS WELL AS, QUITE A FEW OF THE MAJOR ONES........STOP BY BEFORE NOON OR YOU WILL GET LEFT OUT!!! STAY SAFE & HEALTHY!!!

03/26/2026

We are looking for a full-time receptionist, please apply in person or fax a resume to 870-559-2392. email is marionminormed14@gmail.com

Thank you!!!

03/24/2026

EDUCATIONAL TUESDAY AGAIN!!!

POISON IVY TIME AGAIN....BUT WE HAVE YOU COVERED!!

STOP BY 136 BLOCK STREET TODAY!!!!

Poison ivy rash is caused by an allergic reaction to an oily resin called urushiol (u-ROO-she-ol). This oil is in the leaves, stems and roots of poison ivy, poison oak and poison sumac.

Wash your skin right away if you come into contact with this oil, unless you know you're not sensitive to it. Washing off the oil may reduce your chances of getting a poison ivy rash. If you develop a rash, it can be very itchy and last for weeks.

You can treat mild cases of poison ivy rash at home with soothing lotions and cool baths. You may need prescription medication for a rash that's severe or widespread — especially if it's on your face or ge****ls.

03/21/2026

I BET THAT HURTS!!! WELL YOU BETTER BE ON YOUR WAY TO SEE US.......IT WILL BE BUSY TODAY.......BUT WE WILL BE HERE UNTIL NOON. DON'T SUFFER ANY LONGER.....WE GOT YOU!!! STAY SAFE & HEALTHY!!

03/20/2026

FIRST DAY OF SPRING.....YOU GOT A RUNNY NOSE????????? STOP BY AND GET THAT SINUS SHOT......START YOUR SPRING RIGHT!

03/17/2026

EDUCATIONAL TUESDAY!!! DRY RED PATCHES OF SKIN WITH THE WEATHER TRANSITION???? COULD BE ECZEMA........

Eczema (atopic dermatitis) is a common, chronic condition causing dry, itchy, inflamed skin patches often triggered by allergens, irritants, or stress. Symptoms include intense itching, red rashes, and thickened skin. Treatments include moisturizers, topical steroids, and avoiding triggers, with management focused on repairing the skin barrier.

Key Aspects of Eczema
Main Causes/Triggers: While partly genetic, flares are triggered by environmental factors like soaps, fabrics, fragrances, dry air, sweat, and allergens (pollen, dander).
Symptoms: Common signs are intense itching (especially at night), dry/sensitive skin, red to brownish-gray patches, and small, fluid-filled bumps.

Types of Eczema:
Atopic Dermatitis: The most common form; often linked with asthma and hay fever.

Contact Dermatitis: Caused by reactions to substances like soaps, cosmetics, or metals (nickel).

Dyshidrotic Eczema: Causes small, itchy blisters on hands and feet.

Nummular Eczema: Characterized by coin-shaped spots.

Treatments: Management involves regular moisturizing, prescription creams/ointments (corticosteroids, calcineurin inhibitors), wet wraps, and, for severe cases, phototherapy or biologics.

Risk Factors: Individuals with a family history of eczema, asthma, or hay fever are higher risk. It is very common in infants, though many outgrow it.

Management Tips:
Use gentle, scent-free cleansers.
Apply moisturizers immediately after bathing to lock in moisture.
Keep fingernails trimmed short to reduce skin damage from scratching.

WE CAN ASSIST YOU RIGHT HERE AT 136 BLOCKS STREET!!! STAY SAFE AND HEALTHY!!

03/14/2026

THAT LOOKS BAD!! YOU BETTER HAVE SOMEONE LOOK AT THAT...........
WELL, WE ARE HERE TO LOOK, TREAT, and MEDICATE! STOP BY BEFORE NOON TODAY OR SUFFER UNTIL MONDAY......STAY SAFE & HEALTHY!!!

Address

136 Block Street
Marion, AR
72364

Opening Hours

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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