₦airaland Forum

faithfull18:
You were having unprotected premarital sex ?? or how, I know sex isn't the only way it can be gotten but sex is the most common.

Repent, God will come through for you.

everything is sex sex sex for your information hapertitis b is majorly transmitted through blood contact.

mode od transmission through sex is relatively low... as in low unless in cases where the person has a very high loads in millions and the person is at a stage of being very infectious.

I know it's herpetites B. and most jobs here in Nigeria and Arab countries do discriminate about it and won't employ you if you test positive to it and that's very bad.

well for now just go to the hospital and do a hapertitis B profile and check if your HBeAg is positive or not. if positive then its active but if negative is inactive which means you have no fear of harm. u just have to be doing liver function test and scan once in a year to check how ur liver is.

then secondly you do a viral load test to know the amount in your blood.

then you do a liver scan and also liver function tests.

note: if the HBeAg is negative n viral load is often low like few thousands to hundreds.. you won't need any medication or take any drugs . 80 to 95% of hapertitis b patients are just like this that's why u hardly see someone complaining of liver damage as you can find in kidney damage.


next avoid alcohol, delete it from your menu. stop eating meat as it is to heavy to break down by liver, stop eating fried food or stuff.

eat fruit, vegetables and stuff that are cooked. and stop eating junk.

test members of your family to check if anyone has it and if no then vaccinate everyone.


for Now you should know you have chronic herpetites b.. its definitely not acute.. anyone that just go for test and found out with suprise without eye turning yellow... its chronic. meaning you got it either when u are still a child through blood transfusion either when ur mom was about to birth you and the blood was not screen enough. in the 1990s they hardly screen blood for herpetites and this gave a sharp rise.


for adult... hepatitis b pose little as the immune system will destroy it instantly it get to the body @95/99% of the time an adult is infected. but for children they have low immune system that's why every child get vaccinated at birth since 2004.

As for the cure... no herbal drugs can kill a virus don't let anyone tell you that.
while right now there are some trial drugs they are developing to cure it and within 10 years from now they will find a drug.
Although there is a drug that is giving 30/40% success rate and it will soon be on sale within 3 years from now.

before jumping at treatment which involves taking tenofovir... please ensure that the hbv is active and it is in millions before u take drugs... don't allow any doctor force u to take drugs.. because all this Nigerian doctors have little knowledge on hbv because if you start taking it, u won't stop it else it will resist it in future

someone said drink water... water cannot flush a chronic hbv no matter how u take it.. its only when it's acute you can increase intake of water to help healing process but in chronic it won't affect anything

lastly don't drink any herbal drugs as it can complication things... herpetites b won't kill you so don't fear unless it multiply in millions or hundred of millions (HBeAg positive) and start destroying the liver without u knowing and it takes 20 to 30 years to destroy someone liver and also lifestyle like alcohol intake also contribute how fast it destroy.

Remember to check the HBeAg weather it is positive or not... you can know that through hbv panel test and it is 10k in most lab.

DigitB:
God bless you sir.

The doctor said my case is chronic HBV infection.

I've done viral load test and the results said it was about 70k.
I've been taking Getino B ( Tenofovir Disoproxil Fumarate)

I've stopped doing self medication ( mostly malaria and typhoid drugs). But I do take calcium supplements.

I'm seriously trying to quit alcohol completely. Though I've never been a strong alcohol taker. Just about once a week.

I was due to go for another test in June. I'll do that when I get the money.

What you think about coffee? Does it have adverse effects on the liver?
I take coffee to sharpen my head for my studies.

like I said not everyone needs drugs.
and it something you have to plan before taking drugs and the virus must be in hundred of thousands or even million before one start taking drugs.

In Nigeria today once you test positive these doctors without specialisation n enough experience will place one on drugs. for what exactly?
and this drugs once started you can't stop it, because if you stop the virus will resist it when u try to start again. our doctors need to collaborate with their Western counterpart, draw knowledge from them because those people do carry out practical research on individual with hbv and get real updates. I learnt a lot from this people.

coffee is good for the liver. it helps minimise the chances of getting liver cancer and a study shows that it help decrease the virus in the body to some level...but no significantly.

The issue of alcohol is something you must flee from..dont allow it cross ur throat because it goes down to the liver which tries to remove the toxic and already the liver is already fighting a war with hbv and u are adding another war to it front.

apart from alcohol, stop taking process food... chocolate, swt things like minerals, all this energy drinks, to even malt etc are all packed with sugar and are toxic to the system. an example is Pepsi.. if a normal person with out hbv takes it everyday for 3 months that person will or might develop fatty liver.

instead go green... vegetables of all kind, fruits of all kind, nuts of all kind , rice if possible brown or our Nigerian local rice, beans if possible brown beans, yam, etc, fish, all this things you can cook and eat.

But u see puff puff, bounce, Akara, juice (of course u should know its not juice they are just packed with sugar, saccharine etc) bugger, or anything you know that has been processed must be limited.

and also avoid getting fat if possible stay slim. obesity could lead to lower immune system and this immune system is needed to keep hbv in check.

AllenSpencer:
Naira?

You still underpaid, and you buttressing that point. I was receiving far more than that 13 years ago when the game was still banging.

The value is dropping. That’s my point.

I believe you not on the international stage and dont know what's playing. So if I offered you 3m/month, you still would believe I am doing you well? That's exactly what they doing with Indians, Pakistanis and Lebanese's, and they madly appreciate the pay.

Mr billionair I still don't know what you are talking about.....

what am saying is that tech is the the last hope of the common man.... the youth most especially now that unemployment is a problem in Nigeria.


I will advise those still standing on the fence to take a queue, get a course and learn something and start earning rather than working for 50k naira per month. or working as a contract staff in bank.


tech is not saturated there is still space to fit in..

am a living testimony

AllenSpencer:
What Indians call cool money is not what you will call cool money.

Indians are cheap labour and why they are dominant in the industry.

You can use the expected wage of an American IT professional to hire 3 Indians, and still get same, or even better value

I don't understand what you are saying....
tech is big and enough room for you to make cool money rather than work for peanuts in the bank or any startup in nigeria except oil companies and big time multinational.


bro tech is the last hope of the common man. am a living witness . that's what i do and I earn 1.5 to 2m monthly

Dimaya:
That's the crazy part of the whole thing. Those making money are only selling their tech tutorials. As it is, you're guaranteed to make more money installing glass scaffolding on skyscrapers than as a programmer in Nigeria

only in nigeria you will hear tech is saturated.
but Indians are still jumping on 'making cool money.


ai can't replace human for now so u better jump into an aspect of tech... Web developer, python data analyst, game dev etc

Calitoscassius:
What is alcohol binging? Do even know what you are typing?

maybe he means alcohol herpetites. and yes there is alcohol n non alcohol herpetites.


Google it.

The same damage herpetites can cause... alcohol can do same to the liver

DigitB:
I tested positive for the HBV.

No symptoms, further test says my liver and kidney are still healthy.

I'm taking medications.

Don't even know how I got that shịt. I'm not sexually active.

HBV don't affect kidney rather liver.

you could get it from childhood. most people with hbv are those who get its from child hood as the virus refuses to clear as a result of weak immune system in children.
adults will clear the virus 95% to 99% of the time they get it and go further to developing naturally immune system.

hbv is of two stages - active and inactive and to know which one u got.. 'go for hbv profile test.. if you are able to clear the HBeAg or it shows negative then you are innactive.

it mean that the virus is not multiplying or affecting u. and as such you won't or might not be needing any drugs. but must stay away from alcohol, meat and oily food. the good news is that 80 to 90 % of hbv patients are always like this and they won't be sick. that's why the government has made it compulsory for all children to be vaccinated I think Nigeria started vaccination for children in 2004 while USA started 1990

in addition you should go for yearly checkup like liver scan n LFT test to know how ur liver is.

Note : 90% of Nigerian doctors don't fully understand what hbv is all about. even the said gastroenterologist only a few actually understands it. as they might scare the shit out of u.


Apart from this you will leave a normal life unless other things kill u.

hbv kills when you fail to detect it on time, that's why everyone should go for testing. detect it and if you need medication to suppress it. you start taking it.


it takes herpetites b 20 to 30 years to destroy the liver and if you have it you don't know and you still go ahead to take alcohol then that follow can die within 10 to 15 years.
note that herpetites does not kill rather it affects the liver and causes fibrosis and cirrhosis. while fibrosis if detected could be reverse the said can't be said of cirrhosis and it takes 20 years of active high level load of hbv to get cirrhosis.


There are trial drugs on going and in 2 years time it will be in mrkt there is a drug that is known to cure the virus but they are recording 35 to 40% success rate and those who are likely to benefit are those with lower load.


but other trail drugs are on the way... in next 10 years are so maybe a cure to get everyone free will be found just as the case of herpetites c which now has a cure

note: no herbal drugs can cure it.... don't drink any herb as it could complicate things or affects the kidney.

daughter of a petty thief

ImmaculateJOE:
Sorry, He is Ikwere

let me inform you... up north and south west they know the ikwere are igbos clan.
if fight broke out up north and igbos are being targeted they won't listen to anyone saying ikwere.


even the whitemen knows this. take a look at the pot found in Europe but taken from Port Harcourt in 1916

Alliswell248:
Na dem. They can't disappoints.
They can do anything to make money.
Noise Makers
Fake and illegal developers.

Its now them and its now igbo abi but if its something good u will say ikwere is not igbo

this is condemnable. why kill police men who are tasked on helping us keep law n order?

the perpetrator should be fished out urgently.

VeeVeeMyLuv:
Pump supply only for corrupt politicians that have Looted billions of naira to convert it back to hundreds of millions of dollars in cash to keep in their bedrooms

Thereby sweeping up the supply in days

who tells u they don't have access to it from cbn through their connections even right now

Maxine3445:
@fastseo, I mailed the school with proof of payment to confirm they have received my fees, say about a week after paying. I dont really remeber

I have mailed the school the telex and yet after a week plus their finance department has not cleared the payment which means they haven't received it but convera has sent it since.

you can't unify anything unless you have supply to pump into the market ... or its not in your power to do as we are not running a command economy or totalitarian regime.

If you want to unify then you must talk about availability or supply first without that then forget it

jumper524:
dey there dey let media dey use sensationalism dey twist your brain. The CBN clearly scrapped the subsidised exchange rate and allow market forces to determine the real rate. Nothing like devaluation here, economic improvement would determine the positive or negative flow of those rate.
Already we've patched up a major bleeding source which is subsidy.
Time would tell the impact, but its never instant.

hope you are ready for price increment in the coming months?

Maxine3445:
Hello, convera works but not when you want to be debited in naira. You must use a dom account. Convert the amount you want to pay in pounds to dollars on the convera platform. Used access and it took about 3 working days to get to it's destination

hello,
please how long did it take your school to comfirm the payment?

Ephemmm:
Have they recruited those that were trained finished, ICSL is one of the cankerworms that graduates needs to stand against

These coy had penetrated both local and international companies in Nigeria encouraging them to introduce 'contract staff' into their organizations to save cost: thiswill in turn denied such staff some benefits which they are entitled to as compared to their so called "professional staff" in the same organization.

Go to banks and see how this coy called ICSL has colonized some destinies just for their own selfish interest

If 'contract staff' is to be eliminated in Nigeria especially Lagos, this coy must be liquidated first, honestly!

How I wish Buhari could start CHANGE on this issue called "contract staff"?

end SARS protest should be against this criminals

ICSLimited:
Dear All,

ICS Ltd is a professionally run organisation which maintains very high ethical standards. The company DOES NOT in any way deduct from employees remunerations. Outsourcing is about the provision of services to organisations who ordinarily would have handled the outsourced functions internally but rather decided to outsource in order to focus on their core competencies/functions or business. Our services are therefore primarily to the Client and we charge the Client a Professional Fee/Management Fee for the service we render to them.

We have been in business for twenty years rendering services to the most trusted brands in Nigeria because we have integrity. Our employees are given Offer of Employment Letters which detail the Gross remunerations of the concerned staff, and this is strictly adhered to. We also deliberately domicile the salary accounts of our employees working in the Banks with the respective Banks they are posted to, so as to allow for transparency. This gives the Bank the priviledge to check if we short change the employees. We are proud to say that we have NEVER been found wanting.

For the records, we have been awarded by various regulatory bodies including LIRS and TETFUND for our rigorous compliance with statutory remittances. ICS Ltd remains the only Outsourcing Company that has gotten such awards.

We are not unaware of the sharp practices of Recruitment Charlatans out there, who charge to provide nonexistent jobs to undiscerning job seekers, some of them also demand that you split your first salary with them and other forms of professional malfeasances. We condemn these practises in its totality. They are unprofessional and criminal. ICS Ltd will never engage in such. Our recruitment is entirely free to the applicants and we do not have need to deduct your salary when you get the job because we are paid professional fees by the clients we provide our outsourcing services to.

Thank you.

reading stories on twitter now made me angry... seeing what Nigerians are passing through in the name of being contract staff.

The next end SARS movement need to be against u company that enslaved us

Destined2win:
So where is the forex?

Who is holding from circulation?

na statistics we go chop? go bank and ask for forex and see if u go get anything

paymentvoucher:
So it only affected the politicians right?

NDI ALA OSHI....

end sars killing. did any governor or so spoke up for the victims?
fuel increased to 650/700 did any of them do anything to save the masses?
electricity hike did they say anything?
inec failure to transmit result did they say anything?

Why only this matter that concerns the public?

Penguin2:
Lol!

Emefiele ensured the money they stashed to buy votes was useless during the election which was why they lost the election and are having a hard time at the Tribunal right now.

So they want to punish Emefiele back.

Ndi ala!

Exactly and we know

Firmjudge:
Herbs didn't work

No herb works.


all u need is stop eating oil, meat, minerals of all kind, anything fried, smoking, drinking any artificial stuff like coak, malt, sprite, chokolate, etc.

only eat vegetables, fish, fruits, beans, rice, garri, soup... not with oil, green tea, milk, chicken meat but not the skin.

and u will be fine..only if u have cleared the part that replicate it. but if u failed to clear it then u need medication daily

duchess90:
Hello

There is no first, access or UBA banks in the UK

2. Online banking services along with relevant debit/credit card should work


Cheers

but am seeing this address 4, Royal Court, Gadbrook Rd, Gadbrook Park, Rudheath, Northwich CW9 7UT, United Kingdom when I typed on Facebook or is it formalities

please my people.
is there first bank, access bank or UBA In UK? I have a dorm account with these banks and has monthly inflows.

is there a way I can get the service of this banks in UK or their office?

jamb need to check their self very well because most candidates often say that their results are changed

with obi's mandate?

grandstar:
He got it before the Naira was floated. That makes sense

You are sounding as if you confident in this regime and also an enabler

I belong to some groups of about 3000 where we monitor payment and with proof of deduction.


my complaint is that some people that just applied for the funds are getting it at old cbn rate fastly just because they have powerful people in government or in the bank.

mind you as at 23rd of last month which was Friday people got debited 595 uba and I have no problem here because they have been approved by cbn and already at disbursement stage.


my complaint are people who are applying right now... like today why give them old rate and those who got into disbursement just before the regime u are debiting them new rate.


Why can't we that applied since February/ March access it till now ?

Why will some one applied today and in 7 days get it supplied? why

grandstar:
How true?

a friend of mine... I mean some one I know applied last 2 month being May ending and val last month 7th being June 2023 he was debited.

he made me understand that it was not even approved or pass through the process but money was deducted and sent to the school.... thanks to his father's friend in Government seat of power.

But me in same bank and have been approved.. took them 3 months plus to approve me . Still no show

[quote author= post=124137509]When they built rail in area that's not lucrative what do you expect It will soon collapse, just like airport outside Lagos and Abuja Southeast and Southsouth are more lucrative than any other region in Nigeria same with commercial transportation by road, how may of them are ready to spend money on good commercial buses and planes, that is why Nigeria can't move forward doing the same thing from decades expecting different results, they don't even make enough money to service the debt used in constructing the railway lines not to talk of profit [/quote]spent 63m$ only made 1m$ Chai Nigeria.