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Brain Drain can be converted to Brain Gain if we are innovative. |
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If you convert it to naira, you will realise tha lagos deserves better. Health sector , and cheaper link bridges would have been better felt. |
It's not scabies |
Hello, I can understand how you feel, breast lumps are easily treatable. If you are in Lagos, visit any general hospital close to you. Cheers |
[b][/b] I am interested in Lagos result. |
bkool7:Exactly, Tony Nwulu won oshodi isoĺo, Federal seat in 2015,now contesting for governor of Imo. |
There is a thread called Dapoxetine rocks on nairaland, search.It is currentlybthe fda(americas nafdac )approved drug, you will thank me later |
This election is a bit difficult to predict, because the turnout in Lagos and Kano will determine how it sways and secondly this government may use military rigging methods. South west votes would be close to call between atiku and Buhari.My prediction |
Nice, hope he is licensed and screened to practise in Nigeria? |
Future governor of lagos state |
Premature ejaculation is the term used when a man comes (ejaculates) more quickly than he and/or his partner would like. For some men it can be temporary and can get better on its own; for others, prescribed treatments can be helpful. International Society for Sexual Medicine (ISSM) definition which identifies the following criteria, updated in 2013: Ejaculation which always or nearly always occurs prior to or within about one minute of vaginal penetration from the first sexual experience (lifelong premature ejaculation), OR, a clinically significant reduction in latency time, often to about three minutes or less (acquired premature ejaculation); and The inability to delay ejaculation on all or nearly all vaginal penetrations; and Negative personal consequences, such as distress, bother, frustration and/or the avoidance of sexual intimacy. This definition incorporates both lifelong and acquired premature ejaculation but only applies to vaginal intercourse, as the committee felt there was not the evidence to extend the definition to other situations or groups. General advice More frequent sex (or masturbation): premature ejaculation is more likely if there is a longer gap between sexual intercourse. Using a condom may decrease sensation. Sex with the woman on top reduces the likelihood of premature ejaculation. Squeeze and stop-go techniques: stimulating the penis almost to the point of ejaculation and then stopping. These techniques are often effective but may take a few months to produce any benefit and relapse is common.. Behavioural treatments are useful for secondary premature ejaculation but are not recommended first-line for lifelong premature ejaculation. They are time-intensive and require commitment from the partner. Where present, treat erectile dysfunction and/or prostatitis first. Reviews suggest that pharmacological therapy is most effective, particularly for lifelong premature ejaculation. Source:Patientinfo.com
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Except, we have a massive turnout, Apc is fully grounded with close to a million card carrying members in Lag. |
Then maybe its not scabies, visit a dermatologist(Harvey road health centre) |
Sulfur, permethrin, malathion ointments |
Lasema doesnt evacuate corpes,it ought to be sehmu or lg |
Thank me later.text Zero807855222six
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sartorius:Thnks dapo rocks |
Premature ejaculation is the term used when a man comes (ejaculates) more quickly than he and/or his partner would like. It means you ejaculate very soon after putting your penis inside (penetrating) your partner, or even before penetration. It is not really known what causes premature ejaculation. Men with premature ejaculation should not be embarrassed about discussing it with their doctor, as it can be helped by a variety of means. There are tablets which may be helpful, either taken regularly or as needed. Creams or sprays that numb the penis may also be used. Other treatments include certain techniques used during sex, and psychological treatments. |
Why dont you check a general hospital for 2nd opinion. |
The National Universities Commission has declared that any student who wants to study medicine will henceforth spend a minimum of 10 years in the university. The Executive Secretary of the Commission, Prof. Julius Okojie made the declaration in a lecture delivered at the maiden matriculation and inauguration of the University of Medical Science, Ondo, Ondo State. In a lecture titled : Development of Medical Education : Prospects and Challenges‘, Okojie, who was represented by the Deputy Executive Secretary of the commission, Prof. Chiedu Mafiana, said the development was imperative in order to enable the students mature psychologically for the profession. He said the 2015 document for the training of medical students made provision for students to spend the first four years in studying basic sciences in university after which they would proceed to the medical school to spend another seven years. Stressing the need for adequate funding of medical training and practice, the NUC Executive Secretary admonished the management of the institution to ensure that the money earmarked for the development of the institution was used for the purpose it was meant. The Visitor of the school and Ondo a State governor, Dr. Olusegun Mimiko, in his speech said the university was expected to leverage on the benefits of the medical complex around the institution to advance efforts in medical research and training. He expressed optimism that the institution would be a leading internationally-recognised platform for raising crops of professionally-competent individuals in the various disciplines of the health care industry. “It is our hope and belief that it will provide sound scientific, technological and professional training to address identified health needs and problems, solve them within the context of community and national needs and sustainable development,” Mimiko said. In his address, the Vice Chancellor of the university, Prof. Friday Okonofua, said the that the university would achieve the objectives for which it was established, appealing to all well-meaning Nigerians to render assistance to the varsity by contributing to the ‘Friends of UNIMED Funds’ initiatives which was targeted at raising N1billion for the school . He lauded the initiative of the Ondo State government for the establishment of the university describing it as the most creative and innovative idea that has taken place in the development of tertiary education in the country |
The management of Lagos University Teaching Hospital (LUTH) has accused PUNCH Newspaper of unethical practise following its publication ‘I have sold everything, including my wedding ring, just to stay alive –Woman allegedly wrongly operated by LUTH doctors’, saying that the story is false and unfair. Speaking during a press briefing at LUTH, the Chief Medical Director CMD, Prof. Chris Bode, said the publication is a cheap blackmail by the patient, Mrs. Lola Oniyelu, and the PUNCH reporter, Eric Dumo, who used the misinformation to raise money for her renal transplantation surgery. “Had Mr. Dumo and indeed the revered Punch Newspaper acted professionally, they would have tarred a bit and asked the hospital’s side of the story before rushing to print such falsehood. In fact, they even advertised the purported “wrong surgery performed by LUTH doctors”, a day before the actual publication, damning the hospital’s reputation ahead of the facts”, he explained. Reacting to Mrs. Oniyelu’s allegation that the operation she had at LUTH in 2015, led to her chronic kidney disease for which she now require kidney transplant, Prof. Bode said the kidney failure is as a result of shock from the ruptured uterus which happened before she arrived LUTH. “Mrs. Oniyelu possibly developed chronic renal failure subsequent to the complication of her last pregnancy. She arrived in LUTH in shock from an already ruptured uterus and this was what triggered the renal failure during her second emergency. It was not in any way related to anything the doctors who saved her life twice did or did not do”, he said. According to him, Mrs. Oniyelu, was rushed to LUTH twice, with two unbooked pregnancies that threatened her life. “The first occasion was on July 23, 2008. She was referref from a private hospital in her 8th month of a second pregnancy, with severe hypertention and 2+ proteinura. On admission at LUTH A&E, her blood pressure was highly elevated, gallant efforts were made to save her and the baby, through an emergency Caesarian section. The second occasion was on June 22, 2015. Again, she was referred as a case of severe preeclampsia with drainage of liquour at 36 weeks, BP of 170/120mmHg and ‘a double fetal heart beat’. She was rushed into the theatre where she had sub-total hysterectomy due to uncontrolled haemorrhage”, he said. The LUTH management, hence implored PUNCH to retract the untrue account published. |
The history is not adequate and inconclusive. I pray for complete healing |
Baba God o pickup pickup, Emi na fe ta buredi , olamjumoke on no meji, na beg I beg o |
Was a witness, 2nd person was stabilised and responded to treatment at isolo general hospital now at burns unit gbagada. |
No wonder he was kidnapped for a share of the loot |
Nice doctors always get into trouble |
May her soul rest in peace. Just take a look at 2016 budget for health, its lower than that of last year.We need to strengthen the health care system and invest heavily. HO, you could have done better than making several calls, snapping pictures and feeling emotional on nairaland .it might not have changed the outcome but at least, try to do your best. |
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