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Olarewajub:
Greetings to all the Doc and fellow aspirant in the house. Please i've got a few question about something that got my attention lately.

1. What are the causes of scrotal swelling i.e a kind of lumb in the scrotum.
2. Is there lymph node in the scrotum
3. Can this be treated pharmaceutically?
4. Is this condition prevalence in a specific age group?
5. For surgery, is it excisional where the lumb will be removed or things will be puked back into position like a correctional surgery?.
6. Is this a medical emergency, and after surgery what is the time frame of recovery.

Please pardon if my question seems naive.

delana:
well a scrotal swelling could be due to inguinal hernia particularly indirect inguinal hernia which is commoner among younger age group and in children. A hydrocoele ie fluid accumulation within the tunica vaginalis of the scrotum can also cause scrotal swelling. Management of hernia will depend on its presentation and d age group , if the hernia is reducible , then the doctor just reduces it though it can reoccur, but surgical management of hernia can depend on the age group, hernioplasty in which u use a mesh to reinforce d posterior wall of d inguinal canal is done in elderly patients , herniorraphy in which u repair d posterior wall of the inguinal canal is commonly done in young adults whereas in paediatric patients, a division of the hernial sac is done referred to as herniotomy. For hydrocoele , if massive , a surgical procedure called hydrocoelectomy is done . It becomes a medical emergency if d hernia becomes strangulated where patient may present with pain, and other symptoms of intestinal obstruction eg vomiting, distension, constipation. Also strangulation of the hernia can result in ischaemic damage of d distal bowel and can cause bacterial overgrowth and consequent sepsis. Hope dis helped ,

lomaxx:
Good evening everyone.

Straight to the point. In all my years of med school, I must say this is the only place I've both been appreciated for my efforts into ensuring we all succeed. One would assume that the medical students in my school would be primary beneficiaries, but that's story for another day.

Some weeks ago, I discovered some textbooks in Internal Medicine and Surgery that will certainly make your journey in Clinicals very easy. They're very straight to the point and contain relevant details that will be required of you. This would be the only place I will give those books to anyone.

Send me a pm using your mail to request for them, and I'll forward it to those interested.

lomaxx:
Good evening everyone.

Straight to the point. In all my years of med school, I must say this is the only place I've both been appreciated for my efforts into ensuring we all succeed. One would assume that the medical students in my school would be primary beneficiaries, but that's story for another day.

Some weeks ago, I discovered some textbooks in Internal Medicine and Surgery that will certainly make your journey in Clinicals very easy. They're very straight to the point and contain relevant details that will be required of you. This would be the only place I will give those books to anyone.

Send me a pm using your mail to request for them, and I'll forward it to those interested.

brostch:

Interesting! In ABU zaria, introduction to clinical courses starts in 300l 2nd semester.

lomaxx:
Good evening everyone.

Straight to the point. In all my years of med school, I must say this is the only place I've both been appreciated for my efforts into ensuring we all succeed. One would assume that the medical students in my school would be primary beneficiaries, but that's story for another day.

Some weeks ago, I discovered some textbooks in Internal Medicine and Surgery that will certainly make your journey in Clinicals very easy. They're very straight to the point and contain relevant details that will be required of you. This would be the only place I will give those books to anyone.

Send me a pm using your mail to request for them, and I'll forward it to those interested.

AmbFitsaint:



Amazing! In UI, Ibadan, we finish anatomy, physiology and biochemistry in 200L
Start integrated posting in 300L( preclinical stuffs and their clinical applications)
Write part 1 MB in 300L 1st semester

Start clinicals in 300L 2nd semester


That is the new curriculum

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AmbFitsaint:



Amazing! In UI, Ibadan, we finish anatomy, physiology and biochemistry in 200L
Start integrated posting in 300L( preclinical stuffs and their clinical applications)
Write part 1 MB in 300L 1st semester

Start clinicals in 300L 2nd semester


That is the new curriculum

DROLA11:
bro pls can I have ur phone number... I want to ask some questions on ui medicine .... Plz

John991:
Good day fellow doctors and aspirant. ...i have a question am a student of Lasu studying botany I actually choose mbbs but was given botany I accepted it now studying it but still. Not happy with the course and my first semester result was BAD.. ..help

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lomaxx:
Good evening everyone.

Straight to the point. In all my years of med school, I must say this is the only place I've both been appreciated for my efforts into ensuring we all succeed. One would assume that the medical students in my school would be primary beneficiaries, but that's story for another day.

Some weeks ago, I discovered some textbooks in Internal Medicine and Surgery that will certainly make your journey in Clinicals very easy. They're very straight to the point and contain relevant details that will be required of you. This would be the only place I will give those books to anyone.

Send me a pm using your mail to request for them, and I'll forward it to those interested.

AmbFitsaint:



Amazing! In UI, Ibadan, we finish anatomy, physiology and biochemistry in 200L
Start integrated posting in 300L( preclinical stuffs and their clinical applications)
Write part 1 MB in 300L 1st semester

Start clinicals in 300L 2nd semester


That is the new curriculum

Unavoidable2:

In Bowen university, they finish anatomy, physiology and biochemistry in 300l. Then there's 400l intercalated( they pick either of physiology or anatomy or biochemistry to finish like normal Bsc students. They do their project work and get a degree in whichever they pick). Then 400l Mbbs when they start immunology, microbiology, pathology...they write their first mb at the end of 400l first semester. Then they move to the teaching hospital in 400l second semester and continue.

Unavoidable2:

In Bowen university, they finish anatomy, physiology and biochemistry in 300l. Then there's 400l intercalated( they pick either of physiology or anatomy or biochemistry to finish like normal Bsc students. They do their project work and get a degree in whichever they pick). Then 400l Mbbs when they start immunology, microbiology, pathology...they write their first mb at the end of 400l first semester. Then they move to the teaching hospital in 400l second semester and continue.

lomaxx:
Good evening everyone.

Straight to the point. In all my years of med school, I must say this is the only place I've both been appreciated for my efforts into ensuring we all succeed. One would assume that the medical students in my school would be primary beneficiaries, but that's story for another day.

Some weeks ago, I discovered some textbooks in Internal Medicine and Surgery that will certainly make your journey in Clinicals very easy. They're very straight to the point and contain relevant details that will be required of you. This would be the only place I will give those books to anyone.

Send me a pm using your mail to request for them, and I'll forward it to those interested.