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kiddkash:
aren't you an accountant. then why won't you know what are treasury bills

If you've ever invested in the treasury bills or visited the treasury bill thread or know the current rates, you would quickly retrieve that advice you gave him.

[quote author=rabark post=92155384]Larger Than Life

By Dr. Isaac Ayodele, (Dsc,
The truth is that the fat is stored to be used, but when you eat more instead of using the stored energy, you will end up complicating your type-2 diabetes. It can become irredeemable when serious complications set in. Type-2 diabetics SHOULD NOT TAKE INSULIN INJECTION. Taking insulin is like giving more alcohol to alcoholics to stop drinking alcohol or more

Type-2 diabetes is a disease of too much insulin. Does it make sense to give the patient more insulin? To me it sounds like there is a collective plot to rip off the diabetic of their wealth and damage their health, or is it collusion with manufacturers of insulin to keep injecting the patients to smoke out their lives? Insulin is a prescription of death sentence for type-2 the diabetic.

This Author is talking craps, and it's obvious he's not a doctor.
Getting a PhD in public health doesn't make anyone a medical doctor.
No one should listen to him.

Type 2 diabetes is NOT a disease of too much insulin, as he wrong wrote.
The problem in type 2 DM is that the body is not responding sensitively to the insulin produced( known as insulin insensitivity) and/or the insulin produced is relatively inadequate.
The drugs given are either to make the body produce more insulin(eg Daonil) or to make the receptors become more insulin sensitive (eg Glucophage).
Insulin injection comes in when the above drugs and dietary measures have failed to achieve adequate glucose control.

Ninejaywon:
No doctor will prescribe insulin for patients with type 2 diabetes. Type 2 diabetes is a lifestyle disease which can be managed with drugs and adopting a healthy lifey.

Insulin is meant for type 1 diabetics.

Insulin is introduced in type 2 DM when dietary measures and oral hypoglycaemic agents have failed to achieve optimal glucose control.
It is the last stage of optimal insulin control in type 2 diabetes.
It is also used when they present with complications like HHS or infection/sepsis.
Please read and read to get more information on things you're not familiar with.
It's stupid and uninformed information like this that has been killing patients' confidence in Nigeria and driving them to the ignorant Herbalists.

kiddkash:
you can buy treasury bills. from CBN or any bank.
every 3 months, you'll receive a very good alert for as long as the money is there.
at some point, you can decide to take all your money back

Which treasury bill are you talking about??
This has just shown that some, if not most, of you giving advice here are just craps.
Don't advise people on what you don't have much information on.

Cof1ex:
☺, no be lie. but it all depends on the type of job...

He's talking about government jobs.
There's no civil service job in Nigeria that makes sense.
I resigned at the equivalent of level 15 in the medical field in a federal government teaching hospital.
That salary could not fence a plot of land, let alone develop it.
The guy he's encouraging may not even get to that level.
The Nigerian civil service is only good for the females, who usually don't have a lot of responsibilities and high expectations.

yetunsbay:
says who ? Job security + financial discipline with side hussle

Leave story, bros. We've been there before and still resigned.
How much is the salary that you'll bring financial discipline into and become rich??

azadus18:
buy FG job

And then become a poor salary earner for life??

OgogoroFreak:
I wonder too o.

Why would any reasonable person put their money in trash like that and call it "investment"? Now see what some of them are going through.

Some of the people doing it are more reasonable than you are.
What's your standard definition of being reasonable??
Let's stop this stupid attitude of looking down on people who engage in what we don't like doing or thinking we're more intelligent than them because we don't like what they're doing.
Do the ones you believe in, and allow others engage in the ones they believe in or prefer doing.

Travellerslodge:
Hello doctor please I have my snr brother in the hospital , he his in a vegetative state since Monday and am getting scared here , it’s a brain bleed and we did a ct scan yesterday again they said the bleeding have stopped but he still as seizure every once once not frequently , please give me your opinion on this .

Your questions should better be directed to the doctors treating him, as they already have more information about him than whatever you can supply us with here.
Are you referring to "coma" as "vegetative state"?
What's his age?
What was the cause of the bleeding? Trauma from RTA, fall, or assault?
If this is the case, then he will need an emergency neurosurgery to evacuate the blood clots and stop the bleeding.
Or was the bleeding spontaneous?
Is he hypertensive?
If he's hypertensive, then, it probably means he has what we call hemorrhagic stroke or subarachnoid hemorrhage.
Either could be fatal depending on the extent of damage and bleeding.
Truth is that there's nothing anyone on nairaland can do for this case.
So, get back to the team treating him, and ask for explanation/clarification concerning the diagnosis, treatment plan and his prognosis.

MafiaCity:
Good evening. I took my first dose of HBV vaccine yesterday, 20 July and I was told to come back on the 10th of August for second dose. I thought it was meant to be after a month.

Yes, you're right.
There should be a minimum of 4weeks between the first and second doses.
Confirm if there's no error in calculating the date given to you, as 17th of August should be the exact date.
Though they can argue a week difference does not significantly matter, but protocols should be obeyed.

davodyguy:
Good evening all.

Does anyone have an idea of how much it cost for Dermoid cyst removal in Nigeria and some centres with the best surgeons?

Would appreciate prompt response.

Thanks

Where in your body is the cyst located, and for how long?
Where in Nigeria are you residing?

DaddyRochie1642:
I have no Mercy for Snakes

As if you can even kill the smallest of them.

Chisavour:
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Tell us everything we need to know about the proposed business/investment here.

Nigsrdumb:
Bro today's Nigerian youths are lazier than your average black American.

In fact u copy the worst of them.

Betting , drugs, degeneracy has become the order of the day .

There's no political consciousness or any movement to change things yet you think you're better than the black American who fought an oppressive force for hundreds of years.

Plus why do you feel so entitled to oyinbos lands?

They see u how u see urselfs and want none of it.

Nigerian youths may be described as corrupt and greedy, but not really lazy, in the real sense of it.
If some of them have the opportunity to do legit works, they'll quickly grab it.
It's a totally different story with the black American youths.

Cyberknight:
Keep your own shit to yourself as well, learn to keep a civil tongue in your head and go and read up on history.
I'm a Nigerian.

Which history are talking about?
Don't Africans have uglier history than theirs?
Their history, no matter how gruesome, can't account for their relatively generalised laziness.

DuBLINGreenb:
Click bait scam headline I just know it so I won't bother reading

What exactly are you referring to?

Luckydubby7:
. Even 500k is not manageable.

Why are you guys discouraging him??

That's my surname, will have to change again. On this forum, I shouldn't be identified.


Thanks

The guy has run away.

LegitDeals247:
Hey

The crazy antispam bot is still blocking me each time I send a reply.
That's very unfortunate

Have you considered the amount of money you would make in Nigeria running your own pharmacy shops in multiple places, compared with what you would earn working for someone else abroad?
Nigeria is a country where people usually don't go to the hospitals when sick, and prefer patronising the pharmacy shops, and also do not need prescription to purchase drugs from the pharmacies. These often times, places the pharmacist at a better position than a doctor who runs a hospital.
The huge and skyrocketing population, though mostly poor, is also an added advantage.
I think there are big opportunities for pharmacists in Nigeria, unless start up capital is a problem here.
I'm a doctor practising abroad, and I still have plans of coming home to run and supervise my own businesses.
We can't be working for others all the days of our lives.

jrusky:
Mr you are yet to do your Masters and you are already receiving 500k in Nigeria?

Bro be honest to yourself then you will get honest advise.

A poor working condition, non conducive environ to work, frustration etc as you mentioned and yet such poor managed organization still cough out 500k monthly for you?

Bro I have issue with your post because I'm a employer of Labour so I know what is going on out there what you postedhere is of questionable facts ok. No offense but I'm not buying buying it, it sound freaking bogus.

I didn't see your post when you initially made it, but let me correct you and those who ignorantly liked your post.

The postgraduate training/pathway is quite different from the masters/PhD pathway for other professions(you can only do masters in para medical and basic clinical courses, but not in core medical specialties).
That of medicine is called Residency program, run in two divided components, lasting for a total of 4 to 6yrs, depending on the specialty.
For surgery which the op is undergoing, it's for a total of 6yrs.
After the first 3yrs of rigorous work and training, he wrote Part 1 exam organized by the West African College Of Surgeons or the National Postgraduate Medicine College of Nigeria, and a pass earned him a membership certificate of the related college.
This certificate already qualifies him as a specialist in his specialty, and outweighs the masters you get in other professions.

You can see why he didn't need your "ordinary" masters degree to earn that amount.
Even MBBS is weighted above masters, as it places a medical graduate at level12 in the civil service.
There's nothing hard to believe there, as I also earned the same amount after paying Part 1 of the same exams while undergoing postgraduate training in Nigeria.

DisLifeSha:
I used to make use of the glucometer at the early stage but couldn't continue because the price of the testing strips equals the price of the humulin. I started buying the humulin here in Delta State in 2012 for 3000 naira and has gradually gone up now to 5500 naira even some places 6000 naira.

Even injecting myself sometimes is a hurdle. I make use of the cheapest syringe which costs 50 naira. It's not easy o. I'm not from a rich family o

I understand, brother, it's not easy.
Diabetes is a rich man's disease, and not for the struggling.
God will see you through.

OakPearl:
I like the fact you are mindful of the financial health of the institutions you invest in.
This was my singular reason for picking DAL from the lot; so that just in case my pick doesn't soar immediately, I can be rest assured in a matter of time I can make do with dividends (ie. worst case scenario without bankruptcy).

On this note, I will advise AAL holders to ride the rise while it lasts, make money, but keep a keen eye on the news with vigilance.

Do you trade with the Trove App?
If so, have you received any dividend so far from any of the companies you invested in?
How did it happen? Is there any special procedure for it?
I've never received any so far, including from those that are meant to be monthly.

I have not been able to reply to your request in your current thread as the anti spam bot has been making it impossible for me to do so.
If you still need any further information, we can do it here.
You'll need to post the results again here, as they'll be needed for the discussion.

Cc. LegitDeals247
I've not been able to reply you with regard to my previous response on the above thread, as the anti spam bot has banned me on 3 different occasions while trying to respond.
Below is my response:
Let's start by explaining the results.
HBsAg reactive & HBsAb non-reactive: means she has been infected with the virus, and has no immunity yet from it(hasn't cleared it). Note that reactive HBsAb means immunity has been acquired(hers is non-reactive)
HBcAb(igG HBcAb) reactive: means she's already in the chronic phase of the infection. ie, her infection is already beyond 6months. IgM HBcAb(which was not done) means acute infection, which usually clears in some people. Hers is now chronic, which is usually lifelong.
HBeAg non-reactive and HBeAb reactive: means her virus is no longer actively multiplying, conferring low infectivity. This means the probability of transmitting to others is low. But to conclude on this, she needs HBV DNA levels, which was not done.

Diagnosis: Chronic inactive hepatitis B infection/Chronic hepatitis B carrier( until HBV DNA levels proves otherwise)

The liver function test results were still within normal ranges.
This means the virus hasn't caused any damage yet, lending credence to the low replicating state of the virus.
But this test needs to be repeated and monitored regularly, preferably 6monthly.

Now, concerning treatment, she can still continue with the Livolin---this doesn't kill the virus, but may help the liver cells functioning optimally.
She should adopt a healthy lifestyle, take more fruits and vegetables, and avoid things like alcohol and herbal medicines.
The virus has no cure yet, but there are certain antiviral drugs that help to reduce the viral loads and decrease the infectivity rate.
In her own case, this is not necessary, as her non- reactive HBeAg status already means the virus is not multiplying and probably has a low count.
If she must go for drugs, the approved one is Tenofovir, but may be scarce in Nigeria and expensive. It doesn't cure, but lowers the viral load.

During pregnancy, the highest rate of mother-to-child transmission occurs during delivery, and can be reduce if special care is taken.
Within the first 24hrs after delivery, the child should be given both Hepatitis B immunoglobulin and Hepatitis B Vaccine.
Breastfeeding is not contraindicated, as the virus can't be transmitted via the breastmilk.
As for you, to find out if you're really immune, you have to check for HBsAb and it's titre.
If it's reactive, it means your vaccine actually worked, and you're protected from the virus, especially if the titre is above 10.
If not, you'll need a booster dose or a total repeat.
Cc.LegitDeals247

Ugaboy:
Welcome bro, dont bother yourself...scammer are not that weak to live traces behind.

Are you in anyway encouraging them, by this statement?

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