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Navigating Seasonal Allergies with Expertise at First Medical Associates Welcome to the vibrant season of blooming flowers and warm weather! While spring brings joy and rejuvenation, for many of us, it also ushers in the season of sneezes and sniffles due to allergies. At First Medical Associates, where your health is our priority, we're here to guide you through these challenging months with care from some of the best doctors in Gaithersburg, MD. Whether it’s a mild irritation or a severe...

Maryland Doctors: Paving the Way for Health Equity Health equity is a fundamental goal in healthcare, aiming to ensure that everyone has the opportunity to reach their highest level of health. At First Medical Associates, we acquire a dedicated group of healthcare professionals, including doctors, nurses, and public health experts, who are working tirelessly to pave the way for health equity. Our efforts aim to bridge the gaps in healthcare access and outcomes that have persisted for far too...

Arthritis can be debilitating and painful, and it can also be a symptom of a more serious illness. Here we outline how prompt medical care can help prevent serious disability and improve your quality of life. When you experience joint pain, your first thought might not be arthritis. You may chalk it up to an injury, sleeping awkwardly, or just the aches and pains associated with getting older. When unexplained joint pain persists beyond a few days, you need to have it evaluated by your primary...

Healthy aging begins now. Take steps to ensure your independence and good health today, and for years to come. Here’s how.   When you make your health a priority, you’re investing in your own future. Taking care of yourself today, with the help of our team at Doctors First, can go a long way in preserving your independence for many years to come. September is Healthy AgingⓇ Month, so we’d like to recognize it with some strategies to put you on the path to enjoying your golden years. Our...

Walk-in clinics in Maryland As the days grow longer and the chill of winter gives way to the freshness of spring, many Maryland residents find themselves spending more time outdoors. But even with the increasing daylight, it’s still possible to experience vitamin D deficiency—a condition that can affect your mood, bone health, immune system, and overall well-being. Vitamin D, often referred to as the "sunshine vitamin," is produced by the body when the skin is exposed to sunlight. However,...