Urgent medical conditions are those that require prompt medical attention but are not life-threatening. These conditions are usually treated in urgent care centers or by primary care physicians. Some common examples of urgent conditions include: • Pain or discomfort - The presence of severe or ongoing pain indicates a medical condition that needs to be treated effectively and promptly. It can also indicate a chronic condition. • Minor injury - Broken bones, deep cuts, and sprains are examples of common injuries that are usually considered urgent. • Fever - A fever is usually an indication of an infection and should be treated right away, especially in young children. • Urinary tract infections - If you're exhibiting symptoms such as frequent or painful urination, you should visit an urgent care center for treatment. • Allergic reactions - Allergic reactions often require urgent medical attention. Anaphylactic allergic reactions may be more serious and require emergency care. • Respiratory problems - If you are wheezing, or exhibiting other symptoms of an asthma attack, you will require urgent medical attention.