Nenebran:
Dr. kathyekiti pls i will like to ask you a question. It's about my mc; the days exceeded the normal 28 to 31, 39, 35 and 37. Different months can u pls explain whats going on there.

swaggylomo:
Dr in the house kindly help,
Pregnant and just tested reactive for VDRL.
What's the way forward.
Hw often is a vdrl test affected by malaria

2Ballz:


What do you think being reactive to VDRL mean ?

Let me add to it again malaria can lead to False-is-positive result.

swaggylomo:


Syphllis I think, does it require immediate treatment or its dangerous to be treated considering the pregnancu

swaggylomo:

10weeks.
Didn't see the ratio load, just vdrl reactive

2Ballz:



Long stayed syphilis is unhealthy to the unborn child as it could lead to severe brain development and deafness. Once one has been in her pregnancy, it is advisable that she makes an appointment with a doctor for treatment and management. A usual treatment for pregnant women may require the use of Penicillin G antibiotics..

Don't self-treat,see a doctor.

swaggylomo:

Hw safe is it?
I'm not self treating .
My main concern is whether the treatment is safe for the baby or not.
What do u mean by the management part

2Ballz:


It is safe and handy.

By management, I mean not only to use antibiotics and stop but on further instructions do another confirmatory test to check reactivity and specificity where it is significant.

Sewasaunt:
2Ballz is not a medical doctor
2Ballz is not a medical doctor.
2Ballz is not a medical doctor!!!

These online threads are to guide you, not for treatment purposes and are honestly getting out of hand, please always find time/ try to visit reputable standard Hospitals.

2Ballz:


I don't think anyone is preaching otherwise.

I have tried on my part to resolve the complexity that comes with my training,it is likely I weren't to be understood. And for the sake of peace in the TTC thread I did leave promising not to return.

Much as I know you are so free to post anything,I think you should for once respect my peace.

Sewasaunt:



...can you just please write in simpler and easy to understand sentences? Reading your posts can be really stressful.
Also, please stop interpreting results online and commenting about health issues please. Some of your posts especially as LuckyG1 and especially on the TTC group were incorrect, wrongly phrased and appalling.

Sewasaunt:
2Ballz is not a medical doctor
2Ballz is not a medical doctor.
2Ballz is not a medical doctor!!!

These online threads are to guide you, not for treatment purposes and are honestly getting out of hand, please always find time/ try to visit reputable standard Hospitals.




God bless you Sis but people here no dey hear word. Why consult a doctor online when general hospital is cheap and opened to everyone?

wendiescakes:
Hello all, please Who knows of any affordable hospital with a good gynecologist in ajah area, need one ASAP , d one I visited today was really expensive

strawhabib:
Hello,
I am 38 years old, never marrier nor have children. My wedding is this year, and i really want to get pregnant after the Big day. The snag is that my menstrual flow has fallen to 2 days with a 26 days cycle. It's still regular, but i'm very worried. I started menstruation at 10 years, then it was 5 days stretch. At age 28 it changed to 3 days. I take folic acid on a regular basis, and calcium tablet once in a while. I do eat healthy, and exercise. Please what can I do to ensure I get pregnant without delays. Any fertility drugs? or herbal supplement?

jmaxjohn:
Just stumbled on this.
My girl is on her pd, but she's sporting a nasty fever, headache and nausea. Very unusual. What could be wrong?
I've googled and read up extensively but need some help before we conclude on taking this to an obgyn

2Ballz:


Can I get to know what you meant by pd?

jmaxjohn:

Oh period.

2Ballz:


By now I do hope you have learned that those were normal symptoms with observing a period. These transient symptoms are cyclic,coming to stop of her cycle, she will come up better.
Good sleep,rest and a good food all she needs. Keeping up with the daily activities may help her too to ease the mind from discomfort. Should this comes up again, please see the doctor.

fashionbabe:
Hello Dr. pls can staphlococus cause infetility

Fribery:


if you dont have any symptoms of staph. please disregard that staph result.... symptoms --- boils, skin infections, joint pains headache etc..

yes it can cause infertility.. it affects sperm..