₦airaland Forum

Oh my God!!

Egbadon is dead?!

But he wasn't sick last week when we talked!!!

Ye!!!

DHaran:
Hello everyone health practitioner.
pls I need help in this, who has experience this kind of rash that is so so stubborn to get rid off.

I have been having this stubborn rash it started last year. I went to the pharmacy for drugs I taught it was scabbies I bought benzene benzoate, scabbies stop. I applied it on but it didn't go away.


The pharmacist told me that it is fungal infection so he gave me sulphur oiltment but it didn't work
I bought ketoral drugs and topical cream for fungal infection it cleared for like one week and it came back more serious.

I have taken mectizan(imvermectin) it didn't go away.. recently I took fluconazole tablet and some antibiotics it comes back worsen..
Some of the antibiotics are very expensive especially zinnat 500

All together I have spent almost 10k treating this..
Pls who has experience this kind of rash before?

Symptoms: it itches me especially at night, during heat period places it occurs is at my pelvis areas,my armpits, in between my hands and at the back of my knees and my anus. The itch is intense.

NB:PLS don't link it with sex because I haven't had sex before.!

I want to check the hospital but I know it will cost me alot so am preparing for it...

Pictures of it below.
What could be this?

you have done everything except going to the hospital. Oya go to a government hospital or keep wasting money on drugs

InvertedHammer:
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The only bad thing here is thst UBTH is a government hospital. They should have written off the bill a long time ago. There is a big difference between unwilingness to pay (most Nigerians fall into this category) vs inability to pay.

If it were a private clinic, I would advise patients not to go if they cannot afford to pay. Private clinics/hospitals are not charity organizations.

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the government hardly fund these hospitals

bobokiss:
Dr Osagie Ehanire, Nigeria’s Minister of Health, has said that the government was planning to provide better funding for hospitals so that migration becomes unattractive for doctors in the country.


Ehanire made the comments on Friday in Abuja after inspecting the new Cancer Centre at the National Hospital, Abuja.

He said, “I have heard the challenge of doctors leaving the country. We have plans to provide better funding for our hospitals in Nigeria and make such migration unattractive.”

He added that measures were being put in place to prepare for a potential second wave of COVID-19 pandemic.

“Schools are resuming, people are travelling in and out the country so we must be prepared for any emergency,” he added.

Mtcheeew.

This health minister should stop lying like this. This is the same health minister that schooled abroad.

He can't stop migration. It is more than just money. It's about quality of life. It's about better education, standards and better job satisfaction.

You can't stop a dissatisfied doctor who earns like peanuts yearly(not monthly) in a dying country from moving to greener pastures where everything works, his/her skills are in high demand, and he is paid between 10- >50 times the amount he presently earns in this zoo.

Make it make sense.

frosbel2:
Let me educate your ignorance. It is the duty of a doctor to treat a patience irrespective of their financial status. After treatment , you can setup a payment plan over a short period to get your money back, but you have no right to detain them away from their families. It is sadistic and barbaric.

Do you actually trust nigerians to honor thier payments?

If you have run a clinic or hospital before. You will understand why it is deposit before treatment.

If not, sign an undertaking, drop your phone or carkey as collateral.

UBTH should learn from this. They should start collecting court order for any defaulter of hospital bills

Malawian:
This country is rife with wickedness. Instead of the woman to sue the hospital for a botched C&S and the loss of her baby, the hospital even went ahead to detain her for 6 months. Yet, this is even a government hospital, not a private one.
This country is ripe for fundamental changes.

this comment shows that your schoolfees was a waste

Ade3131:
Read through what I wrote again... Never said the LLC visited any mortuary.... They're the company in charge of Lekki tollgate

I did. So sorry for misquoting you.

lexy2014:
No I don't no who a pathologist is. Pls educate me. Since u say u no, why did d team as u acknowledged carry a pathologist to a hospital that doesn't have a morgue? Am sure u also no better than d team. U see d way u have contradicted urself

A pathologist is a doctor who examines bodies and body tissues. He or she is also responsible for performing specific lab tests, for example during an operation, any tissue taken fron the body for histology to find out what type of tissue it is (maybe it is a fibroid or cancer) will be examined by a pathologists. Pathologists hardly deal with live patients, they are almost always in the lab looking at tissues under a microscope or in the motuary, doing autopsies.

Ade3131:
I read comments like this and I weep for this country. Whoever dies for this country that have your kind as survivors died wrongfully as said by Fela Anikulapo Kuti. Those protesters thought they were doing Nigerians a just cause when they were being gunned down on that unfaithful night. Only for people of your kind to raise and pitch your tent with the oppressors. I shake my head.

It is one thing to not support the protest and it's another story entirely to insult the dead by knowingly taking sides with their murderers just to make it seem like "them against us". Truth is that we're all gonna suffer the same fate someday. Death is inevitable. It's just a matter of time, we'll all be gone some day.

What would have been more appropriate in this situation is to keep mum or just scroll past the thread. It's callous of anyone to come out to say the Army didn't kill anyone on that night bcuz we all agree that some people sustained gun/bullet injury (at least you agree with the Lagos State governor on that).

You equally didn't feel suspicious of the fact that the LLC said they have footage of the whole shootings on the night and the committee said they're not ready to review that yet but went in search of the mortuary first. Is this a plot to give their editors the ample time needed to cut off all the part where bodies were being carried away by the army?

It's unfortunate that some youths have to die protesting for you and your families to live a better life in Nigeria and yet, all you could say after their demise is that they were never killed nor were their bodies ever taken away.

it wasn't LLC that went to military hospital but the panel

olumide4christ:
Please educate them...some people are asking why a military hospital will not have a morgue?
Perhaps there is a written down code somewhere that every military hospital should have a morgue.
Please help educate them and us.

not every hospital is equipped to have a morgue. Having a morgue is not part of essential services. To have a morgue, motuary attendants, morticians, pathologists and some other staff should be available. Most of the time, only big hospitals have morgues.

Born2Breed:
From the facility is under renovation to there is no morgue.

Actually both are true because I have worked there before. It has been under renovation since October last year, and the hospital has no morgue.

AltMon3:
https://www.channelstv.com/2020/10/29/this-is-heart-wrenching-kogi-commissioner-weeps-as-he-inspects-damaged-vandalized-medical-equipment/

IT IS SOMETHING TO TRULY WEEP ABOUT. THOSE MACHINES ARE VERY EXPENSIVE

Probabl3:
Their parents are unwilling. The guy and two girls meeting in the guy's house.
All of them are Family friends and two are cousins. They pay me 12k each because I am very effective. They don't waste my pay oo guy. I Need this money since I will be going to school besides I have been saving for Foundation programme.

If konji is that bad,Go and get olosho and pay the fare. They are your sources of income. You don't mess with your daily bread.

SilverNorGold:
.. Some mothers can be very wicked.. She just wasted the first Nigerian female president for nothing! Wasted an innocent life! And for this, may the judgement of God locate her wherever she is!

God help Nigeria.

what of the father, is he not wicked too?

8. Amatarasha, husbandsnatcha

31. Ashewoboy, mrcork

rainerboy1010:
How you you do it?


if you find out after delivery its like this

no retreat no surrender, abi no be you give am belle. Enjoy it like that

Angelacruz:
Once

willhe forgive you if you cheat once?

Ignore these men telling you to forgive him.

Daguccizgreat:
Have done that once when I was not yet married

Are you married to her presently, the person you forgave?

Daguccizgreat:
The Bible allows divorce on the ground of cheating but that doesn't mean one can not forgive. Stop making it look like it's a taboo to forgive a cheating partner

Have you forgiven a cheating partner before?

Angelacruz:
I just broke up with my boyfriend of 2yrs.He cheated on me with another babe.It's hard to move on ,i wrote this with a bleeding heart.Why do some men like cheating? I was never a liability to him nor a bad girl.Y would he treat me like this?Am going insane.What should i do nairalanders?

he didn't value you. It's his loss dear.

As for what you should do, here's my 2 kobo, think very well, did your independent woman act scare him away? were there red flags that you ignored because you were in love? Is your conscience justified that you tried your best in the relationship?


Block him across social media. Cry and eat like a fool for 2 days then wash your face, wear lipstick and a nice dress then announce to the world that you are single and ready to move on.

Start telling friends and family to matchmake you. Focus on work, dance more often, go out. You'll be fine

23 people.

That's too far

Read this story to my mum and she had this to say.

Back in her time, you didn't enter primary school until your hand could cross over your head and touch the other ear. That was like age 6 or 7. Don't let reading and writing be the only way you use to measure your child's intelligence.

She also recounts the story of how my cousin got admission in my primary school. My primary school was and still is the best, most affordable school in area. It was a Catholic school,the nuns were strict, and the propietress was a white lady. So my aunt took her first daughter to write thier entry exams at the age of 5 into their nursery class. But wasn't accepted.

My mom and aunt refused to believe that she could fail her entrance exams and made a ruckus in the school,so she was told that the reason why the girl failed, was because her exam sheet was blank. She didn't write anything, and just kept looking around at everybody even though the teacher kept asking her to write. I don't think her little mind had realised the importance of the situation, (that she was in an entrance exam). We then joked that maybe she thought she was in a party, since everyone wore mufty to the exam.

My mum, aunt and my dad were able to convince the teachers and head mistress to let her rewrite the exam, but of course, this time, she was alone. She wrote when asked to this time and she said the teacher told her that she scored very high marks hence got the admission.

She also recounted how my little sister the in primary 1(now in the same primary school that we all went to)noticed that her grades were slipping. Turns out, she wrote rubbish on her notes frequently, lines not straight and letters and numbers scattered everywhere, her teacher would then flog her instead(the lady was also my primary one teacher too). she later became too afraid to do her classwork, and chose to stop writing in her book everytime or get her patner to help her.

There were warning signs at home though, apart from the fact that she continued to write rubbish at her assignment, I noticed that if we dictated the assignment to her, she would write it down correctly, but it was never on the line. We also kept noticing that whenever watching TV, she would come directly in front of the TV to watch and block everybody's view.

My mum before they resumed the next term took all her kids to an eye clinic that was doing free check-up for children at the time. It was there we discovered, that sis was extremely short sighted and needed glasses. It was the reason she could not see the board especially as she sat at the middle of the class, not in front as my mom requested.(back then wearing glasses was rare as most children were from low-middle income households)

When she resumed next term, her grades improved significantly. But what deteriorated was her relationship with that teacher, as we came to find out in the coming years.


So the morals of this story is that,

1. Be patient with your child, their pace is different.


2. Are you sure the boy is seeing properly?

3. Beating a child never helps.

That new Nidbit biscuit. Utterly flavorless.

Is it me, or a 3year old child too young to go to nursery?

3year old should still be in playgroup and learning rhymes. A 3 year old not being able to write ABC

Please at OP. You and your wife should take it easy. The child will develop at his pace.

A Woman beating her husband is wrong. Violent people need psych evaluation

mrblessed:
Government's insensitivity and lack of respect to the welfare of the citizens have been a part of our tradition for so long. We expect, with all that happened yesterday and today, a new and positive approach to the business of government. In any case it is good news seeing you move speedily from being a critic to an activist; let's just agreed that you are suffering insomnia.

i am not. I don't fufill the criteria at all

mrblessed:
Really? Ok, good night. I hope you will sleep well tonight.

i doubt i will. Most people won't, black Tuesday.

mrblessed:
Granted she exhibited that sentiment, is your first reaction to her, which attracted my attention any different? No, it isn't. And that is precisely why we are still on this issue.

you are still on this issue, not me.

mrblessed:
Come on, you were miffed and thrown off guard merely by the appreciative comments she received. Oh, you will certainly get better some day.

*Rolls eyes*

I have no issues with women receiving praise, what i was shocked was the haughtiness of her replies. She says live with grace and speak with love. She didn't speak with love when someone insinuated that all other women were more foolish than she was by accepting that statement as a compliment

mrblessed:
If there is anything closely related to BS, it is your lame and leperous attack on someone's opinion that is reflective of reality.

Are your eyes bloodshot?

Look at what I quoted. It was her self righteous reply to the other person. Not the message.

Ignorant people everywhere. I will not stoop to your level.

mrblessed:
If you had reacted to her post in this way, I wouldn't have called you out. Even so, what makes you think she isn't meek or she is being hypocritically sanctimonious? I concur with what she wrote not because it is directed to the womenfolk, but because it is a statement of fact that is unassailable. It is difficult to tell someone the truth without harming their self-esteem one way or another. But a sensible person knows how to separate truth from vile attack and move on. The reason for your raging hostile and resentment is way beyond my comprehension.

And, quit the practice of hiding under the defence of women as a pretext to counter what is right. The post isn't a putdown on women.

the post wasn't a put down on women but her self righteous replies to the praises she got is what i have a problem with. It came from a place of arrogance. That's how i knew she was self righteous. By het fruit you shall know her. And hers is rotten.

That was why i quoted the statement i had an issue with and not her initial post. But you just had to jump like an ignorant chilvarous misfit, puffing your testosterone laden chest at the first sign of a 'damsel in distress' without looking at the context or assessing the situation fairly and for that, I am dissapointed in you.