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Health / Re: My Experience As A Kidney Failure Patient In Nigeria by hismylolo: 7:47pm On Feb 26, 2022 |
bigjackass: I eat healthy food, take balance diet, avoid some certain foods and drinks i.e beans and every food made from beans, carbonated drinks or soft drink, chocolate, tea, watermelon, banana, potatoes, potassium, phosphorus, caffeine, kola, egusi, fatty foods, diary foods, alcohol etc, avoid self medication and i take lots of water, also avoid salt intake for some years but I take little quantity of salt now. |
Health / Re: My Experience As A Kidney Failure Patient In Nigeria by hismylolo: 7:03pm On Feb 26, 2022 |
Bash92: Salty food or drinks, beans and every food or soup made from it, soft drink or carbonated drinks, caffeine, phosphorus, potassium, kola, watermelon, banana, potatoes, egusi, chocolate, tea, diary foods, alcohol etc 1 Like |
Health / Re: My Experience As A Kidney Failure Patient In Nigeria by hismylolo: 6:45pm On Feb 26, 2022 |
iguita: I don't think there's any in this country and if there's, it's going to a big deal you get it.. |
Health / Re: My Experience As A Kidney Failure Patient In Nigeria by hismylolo: 6:40pm On Feb 26, 2022 |
Afodot0022: Check your Blood Urea Nitrogen and creatinine and PCV. 1 Like |
Health / Re: My Experience As A Kidney Failure Patient In Nigeria by hismylolo: 6:36pm On Feb 26, 2022 |
naija1stnigar: Alhamdulillah! Thank GOD for the grace. 1 Like |
Health / Re: My Experience As A Kidney Failure Patient In Nigeria by hismylolo: 6:34pm On Feb 26, 2022 |
HardMirror: GOD cannot be left out in anything. I thank GOD Almighty for the grace of life � 1 Like |
Health / Re: My Experience As A Kidney Failure Patient In Nigeria by hismylolo: 6:31pm On Feb 26, 2022 |
Thryphosa: Aameen �. Thanks � |
Health / Re: My Experience As A Kidney Failure Patient In Nigeria by hismylolo: 6:30pm On Feb 26, 2022 |
OBALOLA55: I don't take alcohol at all and I still take sugar sometimes but I don't take soft drink, carbonated drinks or caffeinated drinks even tea or chocolate. I do take milk but little quantity and I take lot of water. 1 Like |
Health / Re: My Experience As A Kidney Failure Patient In Nigeria by hismylolo: 6:25pm On Feb 26, 2022 |
Famocious: You are absolutely correct � |
Health / Re: My Experience As A Kidney Failure Patient In Nigeria by hismylolo: 6:23pm On Feb 26, 2022 |
Kylekent59: I don't support alcohol intake even if it's little. I don't consume it either as it may put my kidney at risk. And I will strongly advise every renal failure patient to avoid it as this will take ones kidneys to end stage where transplant will be the only option. |
Health / Re: My Experience As A Kidney Failure Patient In Nigeria by hismylolo: 6:11pm On Feb 26, 2022 |
1Sharon: No, i don't. I do take it occasionally at party event long time ago and I have stopped taking it and the last time that i tasted alcohol was 2013, 3years before my diagnosis in 2016 And I don't take it till now. Please avoid the intake of alcohol if possible. 1 Like |
Health / Re: My Experience As A Kidney Failure Patient In Nigeria by hismylolo: 6:03pm On Feb 26, 2022 |
ire803386: I pray for his quick recovery and please let him avoid salt intake, beans and any food made from it, caffeine, phosphorus, potassium for now and any other food and drugs advised by doctor to be avoided. 2 Likes 1 Share |
Health / Re: My Experience As A Kidney Failure Patient In Nigeria by hismylolo: 6:57pm On Feb 08, 2022 |
LIVINGICON: Fact and young people of nowadays needs to think about it. Most people who suffers kidney disease are not even drunker and I have seen lots of people who have never tasted alcohol in their entire life and still die of kidney disease. It can be hereditary, it can be as a result of kidney stones, hypertension or high blood pressure, Diabetes, Anaemia, malnutrition, drug abuse, untreated infection etc infact many patients who dies of kidney disease are mostly patient with high blood pressure, diabetes and anaemia. 27 Likes 2 Shares |
Health / Re: My Experience As A Kidney Failure Patient In Nigeria by hismylolo: 9:16am On Feb 08, 2022 |
Vickyvice: Most energy drink contains high caffeine and potassium and must be avoided at all cost. I don't take it anymore and all kidney disease patient must run away from it as this will kill ones kidneys within few days and take you to end stage of your sickness. I'm talking from experience. I'm not an health worker but a lay man just like you. 23 Likes 2 Shares |
Health / Re: My Experience As A Kidney Failure Patient In Nigeria by hismylolo: 9:10am On Feb 08, 2022 |
Oxb90: Aameen � Self medication was the greatest thing that I ever regretted. I don't take alcohol and I don't smoke but; 1. Drug overdose will kill ones kidneys faster than alcohol. 2. Uncontrolled blood pressure, 3. Blood sugar and 4. Anaemia etc I thank God for my life. I never believed that I can still be alive till this moment 6years ago when I was in LUTH where I saw lots of persons died of varieties of sickness and many patients with CKD, AKD or renal disease who are on hemodialysis and even on intensive care still kick the bucket. I will advise everyone to strictly take health issue seriously especially the old ones. Thanks � 64 Likes 4 Shares |
Health / Re: My Experience As A Kidney Failure Patient In Nigeria by hismylolo: 8:50am On Feb 08, 2022 |
Healfastijn: You are absolutely correct. Many people died because of lack of fund, good care and good information. Some persons handle it with ignorance believing that it's spiritual attack. The best advice for any sick person is to go to the hospital and get proper treatment and never leave GOD out of it because only GOD can heal but most mistakes that people do is self medicating and taking herbs first without any prior medical treatment by the specialist. May GOD heal us all. Aameen � 32 Likes |
Health / Re: My Experience As A Kidney Failure Patient In Nigeria by hismylolo: 8:41am On Feb 08, 2022 |
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Health / Re: My Experience As A Kidney Failure Patient In Nigeria by hismylolo: 8:41am On Feb 08, 2022 |
jenny005: Aameen � 2 Likes |
Health / Re: My Experience As A Kidney Failure Patient In Nigeria by hismylolo: 8:40am On Feb 08, 2022 |
Mrkumareze: Many things can cause Kidney Failure and not only alcohol. Some persons are habitual drunker and yet might not be a victim of kidney failure or renal disease but everyone needs to avoid intake of alcohol completely if possible as this will put ones life at a very risk of having kidney disease especially if you are a kidney or renal disease patient already. 18 Likes 1 Share |
Health / Re: My Experience As A Kidney Failure Patient In Nigeria by hismylolo: 1:33am On Feb 08, 2022 |
Aameen � Thanks 7 Likes 1 Share |
Health / Re: My Experience As A Kidney Failure Patient In Nigeria by hismylolo: 1:31am On Feb 08, 2022 |
Glory be to GOD Almighty! I received intensive care and treatment at LUTH and I was placed on hemodialysis and given several blood transfusion and later was placed on blood boosting medication. Last time I had dialysis was in March 2016 and I have been freed from dialysis and I am now able to do things that I love doing and also resumed back to work before the end of that same year. Initially i lost hopes and I thought that I was going to die simply because my case was very severe and my blood pressure was very high, blood sugar levels was low, creatinine level was very high, BUN (blood urea Nitrogen) level was very high, PCV ( Percentage of Cell Volume) was extremely low, but Thank GOD for my life today. I didn't do a transplant but I took caution, i listened to the health workers, i avoid some certain foods, i adopted a new lifestyle, i do adequate medical check-up, takes my medication accordingly and completely avoid self medication. 347 Likes 16 Shares |
Health / My Experience As A Kidney Failure Patient In Nigeria by hismylolo: 12:54am On Feb 08, 2022 |
As at today 8th of February 2022, It has been about 6years that I was diagnosed with stage 3 Acute kidney disease. I begin to feel sick in January 2016 with symptoms of malaria and begin treating my malaria via self medication and later having fever with a very high body temperature. I couldn't eat, i was very weak and I can't do anything but only to lay on the bed. I couldn't sleep during the day and at night and still doing self medication because of lack of money. My sickness continues for some days and was still taking over the counter drugs until a bad day when I fainted and later get up and asked my neighbor to take me to a pharmacy to buy drug again but I was rejected and was advised to go to the hospital. I was admitted at private hospital where a blood transfusion and some other treatment was given to me and I was discharged from the hospital 4days. I was at home taking the drugs given to me at the hospital and seems to be getting better but after some days, my health begins getting worse. At this time i couldn't eat and I will throw up if I try putting anything in my mouth and drinking water was the only thing. Lost of appetite, fatigue and heartburn was on the high side and I have to go back to the hospital to put up my complains which I did and I was given some drugs (for heartburn and sleeping pills) to treat my illness. Haven taken the drugs for few days and I begin going to the toilet several times a day but having difficulty to defecate and urinate. My stool was dark and my urine was little and very dark too. This continues for some days until I begin to observe that I'm swelling. My stomach was protruding, my face and legs were swollen, i couldn't sleep at night and always having difficulty in breathing and was more severe at night. I went to another private hospital and i was referred to Luth (Lagos State University Teaching Hospital) immediately after a test result shows that my PCV was at 10%. I was admitted in LUTH and several test were done and at that time my PCV had increased to 12% after taking malt and milk to replenish and gain some strength. Sadly on the next day, I was diagnosed with kidney failure (Acute Kidney Disease) with stage 3 GFR and Chronic anaemia. 30 Likes 5 Shares |
Religion / Re: Proof To Muslims That Jesus Is God. by hismylolo: 7:27pm On Apr 19, 2017 |
jesus is not son of God. He is a slave, servant and messenger of God Almighty. 1 Like |
Agriculture / Re: Xmas Broiler Broading In Pictures by hismylolo: 10:57pm On Apr 10, 2017 |
noeloge82:thanks chief noel! You are always willing to help. |
Agriculture / Re: Practical Broiler Production, A Step By Step Tutorial With Pictures 150 birds by hismylolo: 1:06pm On Apr 10, 2017 |
Goldenboy842:@goldenboy842, pls what is d current price of top feed for broiler(starter & finisher). Thanks in advance. |
Agriculture / Re: Xmas Broiler Broading In Pictures by hismylolo: 12:41pm On Apr 10, 2017 |
Wow! its nice reading from page 1 till 54 . I started this threat when it was on page 18. I had learnt alot on this thread. am inspired and also will do this business too all our effort could have been so nice and good if we can access fund but all the same we need to forge ahead @Neologe82 u r 1daful! God will continue to bless n enrich u the more. U share ur knowledge without request 4 a dime, indeed u r one in billion. I so much appreciate u and other gurus dat r contributing 2 dis thread. I will stock for xmass by october insha Allah. what is the total cost of 2cartons of broiler. I mean that of Obj male line (90%male), when to stock, cost of feed (amount of bags) to 10wks for xmass and possible weight (average, min & max weight gain). Lastly i will also need ur guide as a newbie in poultry farming but passionate to succeeding in it. Thanks Mr Noel. |
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