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Engrgeneral:But I did just that and you replied by sending me on an errand. I asked for the hospital's address and the name of the doctor to carry out the said errand and now you are citing ignorance on my part. Classic narcissism at play. Why not do your own due diligence by providing the address of the said hospital your purported client claims to be in so that i can refute my claims? |
tremilatre:Bed rest is most definitely the working diagnosis ![]() |
tremilatre:You are right. Forgot to pay attention to the size of the cannula since the one shown is quite commonly used in a pediatrics. Adults should use a larger cannula like you suggested so that's another red flag. The patient is an adult and most likely should receive large liters of oxygen per minute. I expect bubbles in that humidifier if it is functioning properly |
Engrgeneral:Sure. Kindly provide the name of the private hospital and the doctor to meet |
I can confirm that he is stable. Can we doctors scrutinize the second pic please? He is on oxygen yet there are no bubbles in the humidifier. There is a drip stand with a cannula insitu but no infusion bag or drip giving set running through the stand. Secondly, who takes pictures as confirmation that one is sick? That's a rookie move. A doctor's report is much more reliable. All we need is a doctor's report, the doctor's name, qualification(s) and current standing with regards to licence to practice. This way we can hold our leaders accountable for these sudden fainting spells that seem to be plagued them I wish him well. Update -Another doctor detected that the wrong cannula size was used. Go figure. |
I thought Trump is the new Messiah that will end all wars and bring prosperity and sanity to all. |
Of course. The devil has some conscience so I guess his minions will share some of it as well. |
Read this story earlier. It speaks a lot about you if you answer calls around 1am. Set some boundaries and stick to it |
Banbanna:I tried to be extra for your own benefit and I am glad that it worked. You were happy to be a man because women are plagued with physiological changes. To drive it home, you prayed to remain a man in your next life. I am sure that you meant well but you made it look like women were cursed or something whereas I actually feel blessed hence my cryptic reply to your post. In summary, I think that you should follow your own advice. There is really nothing that is certain about this life. Yes, we do have our own unique challenges as women but so do you men which believe it or not include dying earlier than women on an average. That is a statistical fact and the example that you gave is what statisticians tag as an outlier. Cheers. |
Banbanna:I understand. I am particularly grateful that I am a woman because unlike men, I am almost certain that I will live longer and have a better quality of life than men who are my peers. Praying to be a woman in my next life, God willing. |
So what's the solution? The problems have been highlighted. What can we do as citizens to curb this ugly trend? |
Iamblessed85:The kind that proves to all health workers worldwide that not all patients can be saved with adequate and proper counselling....and that sometimes, a patient's death is simply of their own making since they chose ignorance rather than the truth. A classic case of this scenario is YOU!. You have access to the Internet and other resources to confirm what I have said but instead you have stubbornly chosen to wallow in your own ignorance. I can only imagine what your health care seeking behaviour is like. Well done |
missjekyll:This might just be the silliest comment that I have read today. So, following your logic, not discussing attachment negates the fact that I am a doctor? |
Pacesetter123:You can help us out by figuring it out |
VinnyBaba:Because the uterus didn't just pop out a baby during sexual intercouse. Please let's learn to actively engage our brain cells once in a while. It can save lives. |
Solcampbell:You can ask around. Child birth is an incredibly overwhelming experience for any mother. My guess is that we are just so relieved to give birth to our babies in one piece, so enduring the pain from breastfeeding is but a little penance to pay. Secondly, I also believe that we mothers feel that there is really no need to inform the men about what we are going through with breastfeeding. it's not as if anyone can do anything about it. The only other alternative to breastfeeding is artificial feeding and that is not entirely welcomed in our culture. So we endure the pain from breastfeeding for a few more days and all will be over. |
Solcampbell:Every birth. The reason is quite simple. When the new born baby sucks the breast, the brain releases a hormone called oxytocin. This hormone helps to contract the uterus which serves to prevent further bleeding following child birth. This contraction can be very painful. Almost as painful as labour. I am actually quite surprised that many people don't know this. In addition to the pain associated with uterine contraction, the nipples are equally painful as well. Not sure why that is. So imagine a mother going through the rigors of natural birth/episiotomy or ceaserian section only to learn that there is yet another source of pain waiting right by the corner from breastfeeding. It is incredibly overwhelming and tear jerking. |
NSNO:It is very painful |
dominique:True. It is sickening. |
Like some experienced mothers have mentioned in this platform, the initial period of breastfeeding is associated with excruciating pain. This pain eases up over several days, and then stops. This has absolutely nothing to do with being Gen Z and since many people are ignorant of this, I want to applaud the young woman for sharing her experience with us all. |
Undoubtedly tech |
To survive the year |
I am concerned about the consistent narrative that Northern states are being left behind. While addressing regional disparities is important, we must also ask: what about the challenges faced by the Southern states? Shouldn't all regions receive equitable attention to ensure balanced development? It’s essential to acknowledge that the Northern states have historically received certain incentives, such as lower JAMB cut-off scores and other support measures. However, it is worth reflecting on whether these approaches have achieved their intended goals and if they remain fair in the current context. Equity must be our watchword, ensuring that every region is empowered based on need and potential. Let us have an honest, inclusive discussion about how to address these issues comprehensively and sustainably |
TemporaryHansel:Yes course. Academic |
Can Peter Obi donate to me and my course? I promise to use the money judicuously |
Beautiful |
Did you all actually "vote" for him? It is my understanding that he was selected so deal with your choices just like you dealt with Buhari. Stop disturbing us all with your tales of discontent. |
I thought it was a skit when I first saw the video a few days go. So, it's 'real'. Wonderful |
Not nearly enough. |
Very shameful |
haybhi1:I will try ![]() |
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