Celebrities › Re: Anita Ukah Begins Her NYSC At Enugu Orientation Camp by Freddonance(m): 4:25pm On Mar 29, 2019 |
Who is that GrammarNazi1 correcting people's grammar here? |
Health › Re: Never Shake A Crying Baby, It Could Lead To Blindness And Brain Damage- Doctor by Freddonance(m): 3:44pm On Mar 08, 2019 |
It is true that new born babies do not have the ability to control their neck. The fact that shaking a baby can lead to brain damage I don't think it's entirely true. the reason is that the brain is bathed in fluid called cerebrospinal fluid which acts to cushion any such trauma. the brain is not in direct contact with the skull so there is no way shaking a baby can cause brain damage. |
Politics › Re: 2019 Presidential Election: Live Updates And Reports by Freddonance(m): 8:39pm On Feb 24, 2019 |
Any result from Rivers State so far? |
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imagine wining 2k with the 1k bonus,does it make any sence to deposit 10k to witdraw just 2k,and still bet with the 10k.
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Sports › Re: Help Me Understand Bet9ja Bonus by Freddonance(m): 12:42am On Dec 20, 2018 |
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Career › Re: Your MBBS Is Not BMLS, Doctors Steer Clear Of The Lab!!! by Freddonance(m): 6:43pm On Oct 15, 2018 |
id4sho: am a professional though not in medics, my own concern is how students are allowed to attend to patients. Don't say you don't have my energy, are the Docs not paid for there jobs ,visit Turkish hospital in Abuja and experience top notch treatment and attention. Students do not attend to patients in any hospital. Yea whenever patients come to the Hospital, they meet doctors. however, students are allowed to ask patients questions as regards their health. Students also carry out clinical examination on them on the approval of the patient. Whoever the student find in the course of the interaction with the patient will be presented to a senior doctor(consultant, registrar etc). that will enable the senior doctor make correction whatsoever. That's how doctors are trained. The doctors who work in that same Turkish hospital were trained same way. If the said Turkish hospital is a teaching hospital, trust me, u will see medical students do same there. |
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uboma: lols.
I see you are pained.
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Crime › Re: Doctor And Nurse Arrested As Woman Dies Of Complications After Abortion. Photo by Freddonance(m): 9:21pm On Jul 29, 2018*. Modified: 10:41pm On Jul 29, 2018 |
It is an infamous act for a doctor to collaborate with someone who is not medically qualify to do such an heinous & unlawful act. That said, I fail to accept the fact that that guy is a doctor. how can a certify doc carry out such procedure in such an environment? There's more to this story than it appears. |
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Health › Re: Hypertension In Pregnancy, All you need to know by Freddonance(op): 3:17pm On Jul 11, 2018 |
Freddonance: what is hypertension in pregnancy? Someone is said to have hypertension when his/her blood pressure[BP] remain elevated above the normal value when it is measured on two or more occasions 4-6hours apart. hypertension in pregnancy also called pregnancy induced Hypertension(PIH) or preeclampsia or gestational hypertension is a common cause of maternal morbidity & mortality if not diagnosed early & managed appropriately. PIH can occur at any point in pregnancy commonly after the 20th weeks of pregnancy but not before the 20th weeks. hypertension in pregnancy before the 20th weeks means that the person was already hypertensive before the pregnancy(pregestational hypertension).
Who are those at risk of PIH 1. it is common in first pregnancy 2. common with advance maternal age 3. Women who change their partner are at increased risk 4. obese women 5. previous history of PIH
what are the symptoms of PIH Persons with PIH may complain of 1. edema of the leg which can progress to other part of the body 2. headache 3. blurred vision 4. vomiting 5. abdominal pain.
what are the complications of PIH There are a lot of complications of PIH as it affect almost all the system... women with PIH may have: 1. visual problems 2. liver disease as PIH can cause rupture of the liver capsule 3. convulsions.. the most feared complication.
How to prevent PIH Every pregnant women are encouraged to register for ante natal care(ANC) & be regular with their visits. Good ANC visit will help the doctor detect the condition early & determine how to manage them as PIH is a high risk pregnancy.
Conclusion PIH is a common condition in pregnancy. It increases the risk of maternal & perinatal morbidity & mortality, With proper ANC, the complications can be prevented. For further info contact the nearest hospital. |
Health › Hypertension In Pregnancy, All you need to know by Freddonance(op): 8:04am On Jul 11, 2018*. Modified: 10:37pm On Mar 15, 2022 |
what is hypertension in pregnancy? A patient is said to be hypertensive when his/her blood pressure[BP] remains consistently high when BP is measured on two or more occasions 4-6hours apart.
Normal BP rangers from 100/60mmHg to 135/85mmHg. BP greater than or equal to 140/90mmHg measured in two or more different occasions 4-6hrs apart is considered hypertension.
Hypertension in pregnancy also called pregnancy induced Hypertension(PIH) or preeclampsia or gestational hypertension is a common cause of maternal morbidity & mortality if not diagnose early & managed appropriately. PIH can occur at any point in pregnancy usually after the 20th weeks of pregnancy. Hypertension in pregnancy before the 20th weeks means that the person was already hypertensive before the pregnancy(pregestational hypertension).
Who are those at risk of PIH 1. it is common in first pregnancy 2. common with advance maternal age 3. Women who change their partner are at increased risk 4. obese women 5. previous history of PIH
what are the symptoms of PIH Persons with PIH may complain of 1. Swelling of the legs which can progress to other part of the body 2. headache 3. blurred vision 4. vomiting 5. abdominal pain.
what are the complications of PIH[/b] There are a lot of complications of PIH as it affects almost all the systems of the body. women with PIH may have: 1. visual problems 2. liver disease as PIH can cause rupture of the liver capsule 3. convulsions.. the most feared complication. 4. Respiratory problems
How to prevent PIH Every pregnant women is encourage to register for ante natal care(ANC) & be regular with her visits. Good ANC visit will help the doctor detect the condition early & determine how to manage them as PIH is a high risk pregnancy.
Conclusion PIH is a common condition in pregnancy. It increases the risk of maternal & perinatal morbidity & mortality, With proper ANC, the complications can be prevented. More discussion as comments come in
CC Seun. |
Health › Re: Hepatitis B; From A Medical Laboratory Scientist Perspective by Freddonance(m): 9:09pm On Jul 03, 2018 |
nelszx: Oga you and your chief na olodo una be. He wants to lecture me on what is obvious for the blind to see is wrong. Oath my foot but the same oath made you slander the OP over something you could correct or look away (double standards).
When you both are sure about something you brag, boast, bring down heaven about it now it's clear evident that your chief doesn't know anything but only masking his ineptitude with insults, name calling and noise making.
I'm sure if he was correct you'd have acted as his co-enzyme to "educating" us. Anytime you and your chief are ready I'm ready for you both.
I don't have any squabbles with doctors neither have I had confrontation with any. Infact 95% of my friends are doctors infact my supervisor is a pathologist (we hold meetings with fellow consultant microbiologists, junior and senior reg alike - all doctors).
My only concern is when you want to put off another man's candle to make your shine more that's where you see me. You have a long way to go |
Health › Re: Hepatitis B; From A Medical Laboratory Scientist Perspective by Freddonance(m): 8:24pm On Jul 03, 2018 |
Tempo101: I was barred from commenting but truth will prevail. Who barred u na?? what did u do? why dis moderators dey behave like dis na |
Health › Re: Hepatitis B; From A Medical Laboratory Scientist Perspective by Freddonance(m): 9:06am On Jul 02, 2018 |
TempoJames: You see trying to protect your ego only makes you look stupid. I refered you to a standard textbook of medicine to clear your ignorance without ridiculing you much. If you did my assignment u'd know that catherterization and immunusuppression are just risk factors. S.epidermidis can cause UTI even in a well looking man. Do you know one of the salient points that separates a doctor from a technocian? History taking and General/systemic Examination. Did you probe his urinary symptoms? No! You remain a technician no matter how u try to feign relevance.
So u used Fab and FBC to rule out CML? You are miserable my friend.
You see no matter how u try to feign relevance u will only expose ur ignorance. Since when did malaria become a differential of mouth blisters? I guess u don't know there are about 25 pathologies that can present with mouth blisters. How did u rule them out? I refer u to Davidson's textbook of medicine and Essentials of pediatrics to clarify your deficiencies.
If you prove resistant to knowledge I will do u d favour of downloading the soft copies and droping the screen shots here so u learn by ridicule. Allow the guy to continue messing up chief |
Health › Re: Hepatitis B; From A Medical Laboratory Scientist Perspective by Freddonance(m): 11:29pm On Jul 01, 2018*. Modified: 12:16am On Jul 02, 2018 |
nelszx: Any doctor that writes S epidermidis for an apparently healthy patient who can produce mid stream urine with ease (not debilitated nor immunosuppressed) and sample wasn't suprapubic or catheterised as a cause of UTI I will trash and keep trashing such results. If you don't know conditions where S epidermidis can use UTI please do yourself a favour and read up.
By CBC/FBC I know you understand it involves basically two obvious parameter to draw a line with leukaemia; the WBC and the film reading. Sorry woman came back yesterday and said she has had a third party opinion and she was told she had Leukemoid reaction and she's now okay from the nonexistencial leukaemia she was diagnosed with. I don't claim a master of knowledge, I heed to corrections where necessary and correct people where necessary (it doesn't mean I know more than they do).
I won't condescend into name callings if you know you know and if you don't you use noise to mask your ignorance (defense mechanism).
In the clinic last week a child came with herpetic blister in the mouth and when I saw it I just called the Dr and told her this is herpetic blister and not the common one we attribute to "malaria", sometimes I explain what the hepatitis b panel test result mean to physicians who are only exposed to only knowing HBsAg (it doesn't mean I know more than they do but that's the beauty about learn as it can come even from a "miserable" person). you making a diagnosis of Herpes simplest type 1 infection for a doctor? hmmm, u tight o |
Health › Re: Hepatitis B; From A Medical Laboratory Scientist Perspective by Freddonance(m): 12:33pm On Jul 01, 2018 |
aribisala0: You are a chiild and so for you issues must be reduced to like and hate. You daddy says no Fanta today therefore he hates you.
Let us use an adult vocabulary. Nothing to do with hate or love.
I have a problem with some self declared doctor using that to bully or intimidate people. Discuss the issues . It brings the profession into disrepute to announce you are a doctor and then engage in abusive behaviour online which you would not publicly associate with your name.
Anyone can claim to be anything.
Discuss the issue of the thread and leave the nonsense out of it Go back to page 0.... read through page 1,2,3,4&5 u will notice that u started dis whole derailment. there were a lot of inappropriate terminologies in the post & his attention was called to it. He never corrected it which warranted others who couldn't stand such catarrhal exudes to advised him to stick to what he knows(diagnostic aspect only) instead of dishing out purulence to the public. |
Health › Re: Hepatitis B; From A Medical Laboratory Scientist Perspective by Freddonance(m): 12:10pm On Jul 01, 2018 |
aribisala0: Spare us the preaching about "correction" No one was doing any correccting.
That is akin to those who talk about Farmer-Herdsmen clash. It is a massacre not a clash When you try to be nice and please evrybody you only expose yourself as a hypocrite. People are not stupid they can see through all that bullshite.
This was alway about some people who claim they aree doctors wanting to smack down any attempt "by JOHESU to be relevant".
The OP started this thread and on the very first page I questioned his facts. I believe I did so respectfully and uncontroversially. It was not "correcttion" . So the patronizing use of the word "correction" is foolish.
There was no correction but a bullying attempt at a smack down
The truth about being a doctor is that it is not just about passing exams and that is the problem in Nigeria . If you can get the grades to study medicine you are admitted whether you are a psychopath or paedophile. The fundamental trait of carin about people in a humane way is never interrogated and so you find people who maybe should have been vet doctors or Engineers as doctors in Nigeria. The Nigerian doctor we see here on Nairaland is invariably without the temperament one expects in a doctor when it comes to human interaction.
Is it any wonder then that in the US,UK and elsewhere. The Nigerian doctor is brought before disciplinary hearings many more times than their peers.
At the core here is this idea that I scored highly in JAMB, studied and passed man exams and so I am a deputy to God.
Where do we put all those clever people at Apple and Samsung.
This is not about knowledge but attitude. An arrogant condescending attiitude by Nigerian trained doctors who in reality only know what they have read in textbooks and little else beside. A wise doctor would never identify himself in public as a doctor and then proceed to engage in Abuse. That is bringing the profession into disrepute and is very clear evidence of poor training I feel ur pain... Writing pages won't change anything so instead, I advice u channel ur energy to something else. Ur hatred for docs is tantamount to nothingness. |
Health › Re: Hepatitis B; From A Medical Laboratory Scientist Perspective by Freddonance(m): 9:46pm On Jun 29, 2018 |
MrBigiman: I don't mind giving a concise but intelligent lecture on hepatitis. Not this over watered piece of gibberish being dished out by an excited Scientist.
Nobody is funnier than u here. Ur trying to hold on to a facade make u and all Johesu members subject of cheap ridicule. Biobelemoye promised the uneducated touts that he'll use thuggery, lies, stupidity and bribery to equate Johesu members with Doctors. Today the obese man has left every man to his tent, after gulping the largese handed him by disgruntled members in the form of membership fees.
Use the money for membership fees to buy JAMB form and study Medicine if u want to be a Doctor. Coming here to diagnose and treat ailment from a lab scientist perspective displays ur arrogance, ignorance and petulance in full glare.
I am Mr Bigiman, and I stand with the truth. pls just ignore him. The guy who created this thread has given up. we haven't seen any further post from him again after he noticed he will be rubbished should he post purulence here just to make unsuspecting Nigerians patronise his lab. |
Health › Re: Hepatitis B; From A Medical Laboratory Scientist Perspective by Freddonance(m): 9:09pm On Jun 29, 2018 |
aribisala0: You cannot read.
You are illiterate.
Where did I say that guidelines and protocols are designed by computers?
This thread is not about doctors and how they are half a step below God.
It is not about YOU>
I am not interested in you or your biography .
Subdue your ego and compulsive need to be noticed
let us discuss Hepattiis B otherwise please stay on your lane so what do you wanna discuss about hepatitis?? is it the pathology or the symptomatology? or the diagnostic approaches/management? |
Health › Re: Hepatitis B; From A Medical Laboratory Scientist Perspective by Freddonance(m): 4:51pm On Jun 29, 2018 |
aribisala0: Lol
they do not have to be
That is not relevaant to this thread to might be crucial to your self esteem
Fact is doctors are technicians Lemme ask u this. Who is a scientist? |
Health › Re: Hepatitis B; From A Medical Laboratory Scientist Perspective by Freddonance(m): 4:31pm On Jun 29, 2018 |
aribisala0: You are indeed very childish and immature. Those errors are easily sorted.
This is not a classroom and I think errrors can be managed without insults that is what adults do.
If you were in a meeting with a non medic and they made an obvious howler would you tell them to their face they are a Jambite.
You obviously have no experience of Multidisciplinary working and quite clearly are an obnoxious little bully.
The reality is members of the public do not reallly care about your self iindulgent pedantry.
The issues are
Hepatitis B is a serious condition that is transmitted byy contact with body fluid
In Nigeria and Africa generally this is very common from mother to child in the perinatal period.
The vrus is very infectious and can be transmitted among members of the same household.
Also from blood transfusion or sharing needles, razors etc. Theoretically it can be got from the barber, and from tattoo or body piercing equipment
The virus causes an illness after which it is either eliminated from the body OR in some cases the individual becomes a "CARRIER" and the virus "hides" in the liver indefiinitely.
It can later cause serious disease of the liver and potentially be transmitted to sexual partners etc.
Infection can be prevented by avoiding risk factors and also by a vaccine.
The vaccine is relatively new and not routinely administered around the world. However some countries have adopted the vaccine as a routine for all children and it is compulsory for health workers like surgeons.
All of this is stuff that can easily be understood by any person with secondary school education and there is no justification for the self indulgent arrogance and insolence we have seen on this thread.
My take is it is a good idea to get the vaccine if available where you are thogh many people find that they are immune having had an infection without being aware perhaps mistaking the hepatitis illness when it occurred for something else e,g malaria. I do not see any reason why this information should be considered the preserve of doctors.
Much of the science that went into understanding the condition was established by scientists who are not doctors.
I will point out something controversial but factual. Almost 100% of doctors are not scientists. They are technicians who operrate or run algorithms, protocols or guidelines of care that are developed by scientists but they are not scientists.
In facts the vast majority of doctors do not do any single experiment after leaving medical school. What does this tell us?
Let us respect everyone and stop this childishness Quite funny. who are those scientists? are they medlab scientists? pls reply |
Health › Re: Hepatitis B; From A Medical Laboratory Scientist Perspective by Freddonance(m): 8:55pm On Jun 28, 2018 |
MrBigiman: Shameful thread by a helpless charlatan. MrBigiman greetings |
Health › Re: Hepatitis B; From A Medical Laboratory Scientist Perspective by Freddonance(m): 11:23am On Jun 28, 2018 |
bmlsbmls: really?? what's the gap difference then since u seem so knowledgeable? wider than you can ever imagine |