The digestive system is commonly an area that may cause issues while someone is traveling. Eating and drinking unfamiliar food and drinks can affect travelers’ digestive systems. Nausea, indigestion, upset stomach, stomach cramps, lower abdominal comfort, or diarrhea are some of the issues that may arise during a trip. Anywhere between 20% and 50% of travelers will develop a digestive ailment while traveling to developing countries. Even though traveler’s diarrhea does not typically lead to more serious ailments, it is uncomfortable and can ruin a trip. There are many preventative measures travelers can take before and during a trip to decrease the risk of suffering a digestive issue. From avoiding potentially contaminated food or drinks to taking medication, travelers have options when it comes to avoiding traveler’s diarrhea.

EZCare Clinic Practitioners can assess health risks for different patients traveling to different areas and help travelers prepare with the right medications and tips.

At EZCare Clinic in San Francisco, we assess your Cholesterol and establish a personalized care plan that fits your lifestyle. The doctors at EZCare Clinic in San Francisco, we can provide treatment to all patients.

To learn more about how we can help you find pain relief, call EZCare Clinic in San Francisco at (415) 966-0848 to schedule an appointment today for a consultation.

What to expect at your visit

No appointment necessary. Walk-in patients accepted.
Depending on your age, treatment EZCare Clinic may vary.
Patients who experience severe shortness of breath or trouble breathing should visit the emergency room.
Sign-in at the front desk and be sure to complete the necessary paperwork.
Our doctors will review your medical history and talk about your allergy symptoms with you before conducting a physical examination.
Following testing, we will recommend a personalized treatment plan to fit your lifestyle and allergy needs.
Once your visit is complete, you may pick up a full summary of your condition and prescription at the front desk.