twoondei:
You know a pharmacist has actually returned a prescription for me to write my name more legibly.

I'm not saying that's what happened to Bakare but there are many things that could have gone wrong.

We read. We know. LTH is a credible place, a tertiary health facility.

Let's give Nigerian doctors some credit please. We work really hard and 98% of the time, na so so curse and epe.

We pass international licensing exams with ease and you can confirm this anywhere.

Thank you.

twoondei:
My brother, I agree we pass theoreticals and fail at practicals.
Your initial post says we don't 'know' .

We really shouldn't be arguing this. Caregivers should just come for a lecture at the master's feet.

free2ryhme:


You are a disgrace

Did you read at all?


“My appendix was removed without incident, the operation was successfully completed at about 6.30pm, and around 11pm that same night, I was already up and moving around. Shortly aftewards, the doctor (name withheld) who carried out the appendectomy approached me for payment.

“I was surprised because I had already settled my bills at the pay point of the hospital before the procedure, but the doctor insisted I had to give him ‘something’, so I asked if I would get a receipt. He answered in the negative and, in turn, I refused to give in and an argument ensued.”

Abandoned catheter

Sodiq noted that for several hours after he was taken to the ward to recuperate, the catheter that was affixed to his private part to aid passage of urine post surgery was yet to be removed.

“From information I gathered, the catheter ought to have been removed within 24-48 hours of the operation, but when I was in pains in my private part, I called the doctor’s attention to the development, but I was shocked when he told me point blank that I would only be attended to when I was ready to accede to his request.

“His unwillingness to attend to me resulted to the catheter remaining in my body for as long as 144 hours. It was only after my private part had become swollen, bleeding and fluid coming out that the catheter was removed Now, I urinate with great discomfort. I am always feeling a peppery sensation in my urethra, worse still, I am unable to have an Attention. These were not complications of the surgery, but consequences of negligence.



Corruption cost this man his manhood.

And under the Doctors creed saving lives is paramount

ShakurM:
Don't post foolishly.

Nicepoker:
u deserve a slow and painful death.

EggPlant:
May I die a slow and painful death I wish for myself & the rest of my family that b4 the year runs out, Amen.

helpee:
sorry for the loss but it is not every patient that dies from the negligence of a doctor. That your friend is weeping doesnt make the doctor guilty. This man is accusing a single doctor for failure to remove his catheter for six days in a teaching hospital that would have had up to six or more different doctors during that period. please, always reason well. A teaching hospital will have a house officer on call, a registrar, a senior registar and a consultant in charge of the case. Even nurses can remove catheter if need be cos they only need to deflate it and remove it. so a single super doctor refused to remove the catether for six days and every other staff refused cos he refused to bribe the super doctor. Nigerians and their mob mentality. na wah o

EggPlant:
I will die soon

EggPlant:
I wish my self an untimely death

EggPlant:
I. Deserve to be killed by dangote truck

EggPlant:
may thunder fire me and my family members. Amen!!!

EggPlant:
You are a big fool for quoting me. Go bleep yourself d**khead.

EggPlant:
Don't quote me foolishly

ShakurM:
I don even 4get this msg tey tey sef, Na wa 4 you oo

free2ryhme:


Clap for yourself as you have made you parents proud

EggPlant:
Person wet shyte dey always 4get, why I threw it right back @ your face. No hard feelings bro!