bjking: For the treatment of the fibroid, surgery is the mainstay, however medicines can help. But the medicines are not a cure for the fibroid. If they are causing period problems and if you are getting anaemic, then you will need iron tablets. Your GP may try simple non-hormonal medications to treat heavy period like tranexamic acid, mefenamic acid. Sometimes if they're not very big and not growing within the cavity, hormone releasing coils might help. There are special injections available. These are once-a-month injections. These are quite powerful injections which will stop your ovaries from functioning, but as a side effect, they will cause menopausal symptoms. And because they can have effect on the bones, you will not be able to have the medication for more than 6 months. More recently, there is a fibroid-specific tablet available without the menopausal symptoms, they are known as ulipristal acetate. In the market it is available as Esmya tablet, but it must be used under the specialist treatment with some caution. So, you should seek specialist advice for medical treatment of the fibroid.
However, if you are looking for natural alternatives you can learn more here
Pierced: Hello everyone. Forgive me for this long post.
My mom has been bleeding as a result of fibroid for 2 and half months now. She is suppose to have a sugery and remove the fibroid but the doctors are saying they can't do any sugery until the bleeding stop as it is too risky to perform a surgery on her if she's still bleeding.
4 pints of blood was injected in her as she has lost so much blood, and was getting weaker by the day.
I am scared that the four pints of blood will be wasted again as she's still bleeding heavily.
I need solutions in stoping the bleeding, so the surgery will be done and the bleeding will be stopped. Pls if know anything that can be done so the bleeding can stop, it will be appreciated.
Pls, gynecologist in the house, I urgently need help.
Investmentfreak: Good morning nairalanders A friend of mine called to tell me he had unprotected sex with a girl and he’s suspecting he contacted a virus (hepatitis B) But I have surfed the internet and saw that manifestation time for hepatitis b is 6weeks - 90 days.
FYI: it’s just a week plus since he had the intercourse. He said he’s noticing abdominal pains already,fatigue and headache �, (I think it’s from overthinking and fear)
Fellow nairalanders please help !! Any vaccines to take?? This guy is too close to me and an only son fa.. I don’t want to lose him..
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Gennygolden: The Wife of Ondo State Governor, Arabinrin Betty Anyanwu -Akeredolu has emphasised the need for adequate breast cancer awareness within Ondo State and beyond. She made this known during the signing of Memorandum of Understanding between Ondo State government and Harvard University which held on Friday in Akure.
Describing the MoU which seeks to establish a cancer treatment centre in Ondo State as a welcome development, the First Lady lauded the support of the Oluwarotimi Akeredolu led administration in the fight against breast cancer within the State.
“I am very delighted by the support of Arakunrin in our fight against breast cancer. I appreciate the State government for buying into this vision.” She said.
While noting the economic prospects of the cancer treatment centre to Ondo State, Mrs Akeredolu observed that religious leaders should be involved in the move against breast cancer stressing that this would help to debunk some superstitious beliefs which inhibit breast cancer victims from accessing prompt medical help.
“We need to engage religious leaders in the fight against breast cancer. The people must be taught that breast cancer is not witchcraft. It can be treated if prompt medical assistance is accessed.
“We may not wipe out cancer from the surface of the earth because as humans we fall sick sometimes. But we should be part of every effort that will make it manageable so that people can survive it.”
In his remark, the Governor of Ondo State, Arakunrin Oluwarotimi Akeredolu,SAN, thanked the Harvard team and other allied bodies for their support in the fight against breast cancer. He also restated the unwavering commitment of the State government towards ensuring that the people accessed proper health care.
Also speaking at the event were the Secretary to Ondo State Government, Hon. Ifedayo Abegunde, the leader of the Harvard team, Prof. Wilfred Ngwa and the Ondo State Health Commissioner, Dr. Wahab Adegbenro who appreciated Arakunrin Oluwarotimi Akeredolu, SAN, for prioritizing health-care in his administrative policies and pledged to ensure that the project is finished in good time https://citadelng.com/mrs-akeredolu-calls-for-more-cancer-awareness-as-odsg-signs-mou-with-harvard/
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Perryjackson: Below is the picture of someone that needs help urgently, my sister. Her condition has been here for about 3 years and it is getting worse by the day. We have spent so much on her condition and we are completely exhausted.
She is Andima Jackson, from Akwa Ibom State. She is currently on admission in the University of Port Harcourt Teaching Hospital.(Female Ward, Endoevinology and Metabolism Unit)
About 3 years ago, she got pregnant (out of wedlock) and during childbirth, there were complications. The placenta was stuck in her after childbirth which led to her medical condition called Asherman Syndrome.
From then on, she has been having all sort of complications and issues. No mentral cycle, her body was drying out, she was becoming darker and darker, feeling cold always, always week etc.
During the first 1 year of her problem, she had undergone operation on 2 occasioins both of which cost more than N150k, taken several drugs prescribed by the doctor. The operation was made to remove the residues of the placenta stucked in her body and did have a temporary relieve as her menstral cycle resumed for some days or a week, each after an operation and then stopped completely.
The operation was done her in Uyo (both of them) where she stayed for close to a year. After the money was exhuasted as a result of high medical bills and cost of drugs, it was decided that something unauthodox, native should be tried and that how she went back to Rivers State where she stayed with her Sister. To simplify the story, she has been on native medications for close to 2 years with little or no improvement.
Recently, as a result of her worsening condition, where she was been unconscious for close to 3 days, she was taken to Port Harcourt Teaching Hospital, series of test carried out and it was diagnose she had low blood sugar, convulsion couple with her Asherman Syndrome, were she has not seen her period for the past 3 years, resulting in her system being disorganised and confused.
This is why I had to bring this issue online to seek for financial support for Andima Jackson. because presently we have no money to continue the traetment. however, it has become evident that without good amount of money, we cannot save Andima.
This week, we just succeeded in getting money for another test that cost 27,000 naira. The result is coming out on monday. We do not know what the cost of her treatment will be, if she will be operated, drugs that will be bought etc.
She is also expected to undergo a brain scan, of more than 50k days, which we cannot afford at the moment. Of course, we are still running around, looking for money. At the moment, we have decided to discharge her from the hospital, where the bill was running higher, at least till we can get the scan done and proceed on further treatment.
Please, we seek financial support. Any amount at all will be appreciated. Please help us and God will reward you abundantly in Jesus Name. Amen.
Bank: UBA Account Name: Andima Jackson Account Number: 2036683480
Thank you.
Please, can contact us or her through this number 08082747641 or 08084758723
freemanbubble: My auncle who is a pharmacists says lot of people are complaining about this new infection in town that causes severe and intense itching Even the itching becomes worse at night It forms blisters( small small bump on the skin) all over the body The whole peniss and scrotum scratches Even after peeling because of scratches still it will continue to itch
Some say it scabies Some say it is sexual infection that is inside the body of woman and it doesn't show any symptoms but when a man have sex with a woman who have it then the man will experience the symptoms
PublicHealthNig: A Clinical Microbiologist, Dr Tony Mbume, has advised women to stop wearing tight jeans, synthetic panties and leggings, to prevent vaginal infections.
According to him, most Nigerian females wear these synthetic pants, leggings and tight jeans in the name of fashion, without considering the health implications. Mbume, who works with CIAGIN Medical Laboratory, Oke-Afa, Isolo, told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Lagos that synthetic wears caused the vagina to ‘overheat’, which could disrupt its ecosystem.
He said that under wears made of latex, nylon or polyester and synthetic materials could trap moisture and warmth, making the vagina vulnerable to different types of infection “Synthetic panties can cause the vagina area to overheat and this can sometimes cause burning sores, itching or irritate the sensitive skin, as well as causing blisters.
“The friction caused by walking in tight pants and jeans can irritate the skin, resulting in the formation of blisters,’’ he said.
Mbume said that the vaginal burning and itching was usually accompanied by discharge and bad odour.
He further said that such infections could be dangerous if left untreated, as it might lead to infertility due to damage of the reproductive organs.
The microbiologist, however, recommended cotton underwear, to ventilate the vagina and eliminate infections, adding that wearing cotton underwear helped to keep the vagina free of excessive moisture and allows the area to breathe.
“Use cotton menstrual pads too. Cotton absorbs excess moisture and removes buildup heat from the area. It is the only materials that can become stronger when wet and is easily sterilized after use.
“Avoid sleeping with pants at night, to keep the vagina area dry throughout the night,’’ he said. Read : Top 5 Myths About Vagina Tightening
7 Good Habits Which Positively Affect Your Vaginal Health
Always choose natural fabrics especially cotton based under wears
Always change your underwear every day, even more than once if you want!
During workout well-fitting, moisture-wicking underwear is best
Go commando at night to air out the moisture
5. How you wash your under wear matters, its best to wash your underwear in hypoallergenic
soap avoid harsh soaps and detergents
Using under wears for years might be counterproductive consider replacing your underwear every year to give the area a new lease of life
For all you Nairalanders I have decided to be your official doctor in the house. I have found this site so helpful in bonding me to my motherland I have decided to give medical advice with the usual disclaimer. This is just advice. Further treatment should be sought from your personal physician!
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Perryjackson: Below is the picture of someone that needs help urgently, my sister. Her condition has been here for about 3 years and it is getting worse by the day. We have spent so much on her condition and we are completely exhausted.
She is Andima Jackson, from Akwa Ibom State. She is currently on admission in the University of Port Harcourt Teaching Hospital.(Female Ward, Endoevinology and Metabolism Unit)
About 3 years ago, she got pregnant (out of wedlock) and during childbirth, there were complications. The placenta was stuck in her after childbirth which led to her medical condition called Asherman Syndrome.
From then on, she has been having all sort of complications and issues. No mentral cycle, her body was drying out, she was becoming darker and darker, feeling cold always, always week etc.
During the first 1 year of her problem, she had undergone operation on 2 occasioins both of which cost more than N150k, taken several drugs prescribed by the doctor. The operation was made to remove the residues of the placenta stucked in her body and did have a temporary relieve as her menstral cycle resumed for some days or a week, each after an operation and then stopped completely.
The operation was done her in Uyo (both of them) where she stayed for close to a year. After the money was exhuasted as a result of high medical bills and cost of drugs, it was decided that something unauthodox, native should be tried and that how she went back to Rivers State where she stayed with her Sister. To simplify the story, she has been on native medications for close to 2 years with little or no improvement.
Recently, as a result of her worsening condition, where she was been unconscious for close to 3 days, she was taken to Port Harcourt Teaching Hospital, series of test carried out and it was diagnose she had low blood sugar, convulsion couple with her Asherman Syndrome, were she has not seen her period for the past 3 years, resulting in her system being disorganised and confused.
This is why I had to bring this issue online to seek for financial support for Andima Jackson. because presently we have no money to continue the traetment. however, it has become evident that without good amount of money, we cannot save Andima.
This week, we just succeeded in getting money for another test that cost 27,000 naira. The result is coming out on monday. We do not know what the cost of her treatment will be, if she will be operated, drugs that will be bought etc.
She is also expected to undergo a brain scan, of more than 50k days, which we cannot afford at the moment. Of course, we are still running around, looking for money. At the moment, we have decided to discharge her from the hospital, where the bill was running higher, at least till we can get the scan done and proceed on further treatment.
Please, we seek financial support. Any amount at all will be appreciated. Please help us and God will reward you abundantly in Jesus Name. Amen.
Bank: UBA Account Name: Andima Jackson Account Number: 2036683480
Thank you.
Please, can contact us or her through this number 08082747641 or 08084758723
The biggest HSE conference out of Nigeria will be happening in some few days. Come April 11, 2019 industry experts, HSE professionals, and the general public will gather to demystify the secret that is HSE.
3 Days to the biggest HSE Summit in Nigeria... ARE YOU READY
>> So, let me share with you some of the benefits of attending this event;
* It will serve as a learning environment for you to understand everything about HSE – trust us a lot of myth will be debunked
* Networking opportunity to connect with like-minds, professionals, and top-notch officials in the industry – have you seen some of our attendees & speakers on our social media page?
* Scholarship program to acquire one of the top HSE Membership Certification
* And lots of other mouthwatering experiences – we have a bag full of surprises for you
Make sure you come prepared and I can assure you that it will be an event of great impact and value for your time.
salesmaraba: Hormones are chemicals that are produced by glands in the endocrine system. Hormones travel through the bloodstream to the tissues and organs, delivering messages that tell the organs what to do and when to do it. Hormones are important for regulating most major bodily processes, hormones help to regulate: • metabolism and appetite • heart rate • sleep cycles • reproductive cycles and sexual function • general growth and development • mood and stress levels • body temperature
Hormonal imbalance is said to occur when these chemicals do not perform their functions very well due to: chronic or extreme stress • type 1 and type 2 diabetes • hyperglycemia (overproduction of glucagon) • hypoglycemia (more insulin produced than there is glucose in the blood) • under active thyroid (hypothyroidism) • overactive thyroid (hyperthyroidism) • over- or underproduction of the parathyroid hormone • poor diet and nutrition • being overweight • hormonal replacement or birth control medications • abuse of anabolic steroid medications • solitary thyroid nodules • pituitary tumors • Cushing's syndrome (high levels of the hormone cortisol) • Addison's disease (low levels of cortisol and aldosterone) • benign tumors and cysts (fluid-filled sacks) that affect the endocrine glands • congenital adrenal hyperplasia (low levels of cortisol) • endocrine gland injury • severe allergic reactions or infections • cancers that involve endocrine glands • chemotherapy and radiation therapy • iodine deficiency (goiters) • hereditary pancreatitis • Turner syndrome (females with only one functioning X chromosome) • exposure to toxins, pollutants, and endocrine disrupting chemicals, including pesticides and herbicides
Everyone experiences periods of hormonal imbalance at certain points in their life, but these can also occur when the endocrine glands are not functioning properly. The symptoms of a hormonal imbalance depend on which glands and hormones are affected. Symptoms associated with the more common causes of hormonal imbalances include: • unexplained weight gain or weight loss • unexplained or excessive sweating • difficulty sleeping • changes in sensitivity to cold and heat • very dry skin or skin rashes • changes in blood pressure • changes in heart rate • brittle or weak bones • changes in blood sugar concentration • irritability and anxiety • unexplained and long-term fatigue • increased thirst • depression • headaches • needing to go to the bathroom more or less than usual • bloating • changes in appetite • reduced sex drive • thinning, brittle hair • infertility • puffy face • blurred vision • a bulge in the neck • breast tenderness
Symptoms of hormonal imbalances in women include • heavy, irregular or painful periods • osteoporosis (weak, brittle bones) • hot flashes and night sweats • vaginal dryness • breast tenderness • indigestion • constipation and diarrhea • acne during or just before menstruation • uterine bleeding not associated with menstruation • increased hair growth on the face, neck, chest, or back • infertility • weight gain • thinning hair or hair loss • skin tags or abnormal growths • deepening of the voice • clitoral enlargement EFFECTS OF HORMONAL IMBALANCE Dryness of the vagina which leads to painful sex Inability to conceive Constant miscarriages Quick ejaculation Low sperm count Weak erection TREATMENT LIBRACIN NATURAL MEDICINE after several research has put to together this natural therapy HERBLIN COMPLEX, PHYTO BLISS and ALOE-VERA to get your system back to normal CALL/WHATSAPP: 08100784750 EMAIL:salesmaraba@libracin.com
Fhunkhy1: Let's share our daily life experiences and struggles with other people who have one or more misconceptions about us. Our strengths, weaknesses, ups, downs,social life and love life are not excluded.
If you are a judgemental,insultive or abusive person, we don't need you here kindly use the door � .
You're welcome if you have enough love to share. ������������������
I am sure a number of you have seen or heard of this. You may have seen some people with small dark moles on their faces or cheeks, neck etc. Some people have a few, while in some there are several. Some look ugly while some are downright repulsive. What many do not know is what it actually is. In this small article, let us get our health awareness up and running.
Dermatosis papulosa nigra (DPN) is a harmless skin condition that tends to affect people with darker skin. It consists of small, dark bumps that usually appear on your face and neck. While some people only develop a few bumps, others have many.
The small black or dark brown bumps caused by DPN are usually smooth, round, and flat. They range in size from 1 to 5 millimeters. Over time, the bumps can become rougher looking. Sometimes the lesions have small flaps attached that look like skin tags. These are called peduncles.
While the bumps usually pop up on your face and neck, you might also notice them on your upper back or chest. DPN usually starts during adolescence. As you get older, the bumps tend to grow bigger and increase in number.
What causes it?
Healthcare providers aren’t sure about the exact cause of DPN. However, the darker your skin is, the more likely you are to develop it. It also seems to be hereditary in many cases.
How is it treated?
DPN is harmless and doesn’t require treatment. However, if the bumps become itchy or you don’t like their appearance, there are a few options for removing them.
Surgical removal
In some cases, the bumps caused by DPN can be surgically removed through the following techniques, which are usually done with topical anesthesia: • Curettage. This involves scraping away the bumps with a small scooping instrument. • Electrocautery. This involves using a small probe with an electric current to burn away the bumps. • Cryosurgery. This involves freezing off the bumps using liquid nitrogen.
Keep in mind that these treatments may leave scarring. They also won’t stop new bumps from appearing.
Laser treatments
Laser therapy uses different frequencies and levels of light to remove growths. Several types can help to remove or reduce the appearance of DPN growths, including: • Carbon-dioxide laser. A 2016 study found that this type of laser therapy was a safe and effective option for DPN with a low chance of recurrence. • Long-pulsed neodymium-doped yttrium aluminum garnet lasers (Nd:YAG lasers). In a 2015 study involving 60 people with DPN, Nd:YAG laser therapy provided a 75 percent improvement in the number of bumps and their sizes. The same study also found that results were best after doing two sessions. • KTP laser. This method uses a potassium titanyl phosphate (KTP) crystal along with a Nd:YAG laser.
Work with your healthcare provider to determine the best treatment option for the size of your bumps and your skin type.
ayobarmy: There is no thought that babies are indeed bundle of joy, but sometime we mothers/fathers face so many challenges raising our kids, so i want us to use this avenue to discuss any issue concerning them(our kids) here!!!!!! For example, my 8weeks old boy sleeps only 6 hours @ night but seems to enjoy more time sleeping during the day, but i must confess am not too happy about it at all, but what every1 is saying its normal.......... Nairalanders Is this normal?
Omoteezolae: The Wife of Ondo State Governor, Arabinrin Betty Anyanwu -Akeredolu has emphasised the need for adequate breast cancer awareness within Ondo State and beyond. She made this known during the signing of Memorandum of Understanding between Ondo State government and Harvard University which held on Friday in Akure.
Describing the MoU which seeks to establish a cancer treatment centre in Ondo State as a welcome development, the First Lady lauded the support of the Oluwarotimi Akeredolu led administration in the fight against breast cancer within the State.
“I am very delighted by the support of Arakunrin in our fight against breast cancer. I appreciate the State government for buying into this vision.” She said.
While noting the economic prospects of the cancer treatment centre to Ondo State, Mrs Akeredolu observed that religious leaders should be involved in the move against breast cancer stressing that this would help to debunk some superstitious beliefs which inhibit breast cancer victims from accessing prompt medical help.
“We need to engage religious leaders in the fight against breast cancer. The people must be taught that breast cancer is not witchcraft. It can be treated if prompt medical assistance is accessed.
“We may not wipe out cancer from the surface of the earth because as humans we fall sick sometimes. But we should be part of every effort that will make it manageable so that people can survive it.”
In his remark, the Governor of Ondo State, Arakunrin Oluwarotimi Akeredolu,SAN, thanked the Harvard team and other allied bodies for their support in the fight against breast cancer. He also restated the unwavering commitment of the State government towards ensuring that the people accessed proper health care.
Also speaking at the event were the Secretary to Ondo State Government, Hon. Ifedayo Abegunde, the leader of the Harvard team, Prof. Wilfred Ngwa and the Ondo State Health Commissioner, Dr. Wahab Adegbenro who appreciated Arakunrin Oluwarotimi Akeredolu, SAN, for prioritizing health-care in his administrative policies and pledged to ensure that the project is finished in good time.
Jacktheripper: Nigeria has been in the grip of an intense heatwave over the past few weeks, with meteorologist saying there is no relief in sight until the seasonal rains set in next month.
The extreme heat has been in place since March, with the Nigerian Meteorological Agency (NiMet) saying last week that the heatwave has been affecting most parts of the country, including coastal areas, with temperatures well above 35 degrees Celsius.
On Friday, the temperature touched 42.2C in Minna, 120km northwest of Abuja. Meanwhile, Kano, 345km north of the capital, has notched up highs in excess of 40C every day since the beginning of April. As people struggle to cope, authorities have been issuing warnings about the dangers brought on by the excessive temperatures.
Environmental expert Olwafemi Akinbode said climate change has become a public health risk. "When you have heatwaves, the body is dehydrated, the young, the elderly, people that live sedated lives - these are the kind of people that have immediate health reactions to the heat wave," Akinbode said. The severe heatwave is expected to continue until May when the seasonal rains are expected to spread north across the country.
Environmental experts have called on authorities to make long-term plans to slow down the effects of climate change by reducing carbon emission and impose bans on tree-cutting.
I wanted to start this for women who are still waiting for a child, who have tried for a long time, have suffered miscarriages, still births and are trying to find alternative ways of having a child.
In our culture it is really difficult to talk about this as people are ashamed or don't know who to trust and are just generally confused. I have suffered 2 miscarriages and i am still on this journey i believe that i will be a mother some day.
We believe in Nigeria after 2 years and no child you have major issues especially from your village but i know that is not always true.
So please come in let us support one another we can pray together, share ideas seek advice and get advice and travel this road together dont suffer in silence don't cry alone anymore let us help each other, until the day we carry our bundle of joy. (My own bundle of joy was born December 2010 nothing is impossible with God)
Lazyreporta: Ejaculation of semen during sexual intercourse before or immediately after penetration is said to be “premature ejaculation”.
Allroungist found out that Over 10 million Nigerian males are suffering from PE; searching on-line for remedy. Some of them are to shameful to get solutions off-line just because they don’t want people to know they are 1 minute man. Their sexual life always end in a bad way, either they themselves are not happy they cum quick, or the madam. Causes A number of factors may be involved.
Psychological Factors Most cases of premature ejaculation are not related to any disease and are instead due to psychological factors, including:
Most cases of PE are not related to any disease and are instead due to psychological factors, including:
sexual inexperience issues with body image novelty of a relationship over excitement or too much stimulation relationship anxiety feelings of guilt or inadequacy depression issues related to control and intimacy
These common psychological factors, according to MedicalNewstoday can affect men who have previously had normal ejaculation. These cases are often called secondary, or acquired, PE.
Medical causes More rarely, there may be a biological cause.
The following are possible medical causes of PE:
Diabetes Excessive alcohol consuption illicit drug use Prostate disease Thyroid problem Multiple sclerosis
Treatment for Premature Ejaculation: In most cases, there is a psychological cause, and the prognosis is good.
If the problem occurs at the beginning of a new sexual partnership, the difficulties often resolve as the relationship goes on.
If, however, the problem is more persistent, doctors may recommend counselling from a therapist specializing in sexual relationships, or "couples therapy."
Topical drugs Some topical therapies may be applied to the penis before sex, with or without a condom. These local aesthetic creams reduce stimulation.
Examples include lidocaine or prilocaine, which can improve the amount of time before ejaculation.
However, longer use of anaesthetics can result in numbness and loss of erection. The reduced sensation created by the creams may not be acceptable to the man, and the numbness can affect the woman, too.
Home remedies Two methods that can be helpful for men are:
The start-and-stop method: This aims to improve a man's control over ejaculation. Either the man or his partner stops sexual stimulation at the point when he feels he is about to have an orgasm, and they resume once the sensation of impending orgasm has subsided.
The squeeze method: This is similar, but the man gently squeezes the end of his penis, or his partner does this for him, for 30 seconds before restarting stimulation. A man tries to achieve this upward of three or four times before allowing himself to ejaculate.
Practice is important, and if the problem continues, it may be worth talking to a doctor.
Exercises Researchers have found that Kegel exercises, which aim to strengthen the pelvic floor muscles, can help men with lifelong premature ejaculation.
Forty men with the condition underwent physical therapy involving:
physio-kinesiotherapy to achieve muscle contraction electrostimulation of the perineal floor biofeedback, which helped them understand how to control the muscle contractions in the perineal floor They also followed a set of individualized exercises.
After 12 weeks of treatment, over 80% of the participants gained a degree of control over their ejaculation reflex. They increased the time between penetration and ejaculation by at least 60 seconds.
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