Happy 2019!!
The Sorrento Valley Town Council wishes all a wonderful, healthy, happy year ahead.
It's not too late to get your flu shot
This has been a relatively mild flu season so far, with only a fraction of the cases that were reported last year. But that’s no reason to skip getting your flu shot! The flu vaccine has been updated this year to combat new strains of the virus, and experts think it may perform better than last year’s. Even if a flu vaccine doesn't prevent you from getting the flu, it can make the illness less severe if you do get it.
According to Dr. Kathlyn Ignacio of the Sharp Rees-Stealy Medical Group in Sorrento Valley, “I know a lot of people are not believers, but the data really shows that getting the flu vaccine is probably the most important thing you can do to help reduce the incidence of flu."
Dr. Ignacio said the elderly, very young and chronically ill are most at risk.
To avoid getting the flu or a cold, remember these tips:
She also urged cold and flu sufferers to stay home from work and, in most cases, don’t rush to see a doctor, if you do get a bad cold or flu.“That way, you're not spreading your germs or your viral particles around and getting other people sick,” Ignacio said. “It's just best to stay home."
A flu shot can make some people feel tired for a couple of days afterward. Here are some ways to combat that tired feeling, First, it is recommended that you take it easy. This is the time to rest. You need time to restore your energy. Also drink plenty of fluids. Keep yourself hydrated. The body loses a lot of fluid while mounting the immune response. Keep the muscle hydrated. The best things to drink are plain water, coconut water, and tea; you definitely shouldn’t drink sugary drinks or sodas.
This has been a relatively mild flu season so far, with only a fraction of the cases that were reported last year. But that’s no reason to skip getting your flu shot! The flu vaccine has been updated this year to combat new strains of the virus, and experts think it may perform better than last year’s. Even if a flu vaccine doesn't prevent you from getting the flu, it can make the illness less severe if you do get it.
According to Dr. Kathlyn Ignacio of the Sharp Rees-Stealy Medical Group in Sorrento Valley, “I know a lot of people are not believers, but the data really shows that getting the flu vaccine is probably the most important thing you can do to help reduce the incidence of flu."
Dr. Ignacio said the elderly, very young and chronically ill are most at risk.
To avoid getting the flu or a cold, remember these tips:
- Wash your hands thoroughly and often.
- Use hand sanitizers
- Stay away from sick people
- Avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth
- Clean commonly touched surfaces
She also urged cold and flu sufferers to stay home from work and, in most cases, don’t rush to see a doctor, if you do get a bad cold or flu.“That way, you're not spreading your germs or your viral particles around and getting other people sick,” Ignacio said. “It's just best to stay home."
A flu shot can make some people feel tired for a couple of days afterward. Here are some ways to combat that tired feeling, First, it is recommended that you take it easy. This is the time to rest. You need time to restore your energy. Also drink plenty of fluids. Keep yourself hydrated. The body loses a lot of fluid while mounting the immune response. Keep the muscle hydrated. The best things to drink are plain water, coconut water, and tea; you definitely shouldn’t drink sugary drinks or sodas.
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Shot by Sorrento Valley resident photographer, Brendan Carolin.
Shot by Sorrento Valley resident photographer, Brendan Carolin.
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MARK YOUR CALENDARS!
NEW DATE for the next SVTC meeting: Thursday, February 28 at 7 pm at Courtyard by Marriott Sorrento Valley 9650 Scranton Rd Sorrento Valley 92121 Agenda - Check back later The SVTC wants to hear from you! Bring your ideas for ways to improve our neighborhood! It's a lot of fun and very rewarding! 
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San Diego Calendar of Events
Senior Center Calendar of Events Community Recreation Center Programs Recreation Council Meeting Donate toys and make a child's day! click here: City of San Diego Park & Rec Toys for Tots Women on Boards 2020: The National Conversation on Board Diversity Thanks for Voting Yes on Prop 12! Free Health Workshop: Practical Tips to Lose Weight and Keep it Off
Presented by Sharp HealthCare Thursday, January 24, 2019 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Lopez Ridge Recreation Center 7245 Calle Cristobal San Diego, CA 92126 Maintaining a healthy weight is good for your overall health and for preventing and controlling diseases and other chronic conditions. Attend a free health workshop to learn strategies for successful long-term weight management. You will also have time to ask questions. To register, call 1-800-82-SHARP (1-800-827-4277) or visit sharp.com/citywellness. Sharp HealthCare is proud to be the official Health and Wellness Partner of the City of San Diego. District 6 Councilmember Chris Cate is a proud supporter of this workshop. |
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New Way to Connect with Neighbors! NEXTDOOR SORRENTO VALLEY
Join this S.D. Police Dept.-sponsored neighborhood group to share ideas, concerns or needs with your neighbors. Click on this link to join Nextdoor Sorrento Valley: nextdoor.com/ |
Neighborhood Supporters
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