₦airaland Forum

ExplicitConect:
like Rick Ross

demmy2010:
hi pharmacy, am suffering from low sperm count and weak erection. what is the best drug to restore the weak erection and drug to increase low sperm count. the count is 5m. thanks

Town20:
can I have your number

Mustiboy:
I've been with this infection for more than a month now.
there's this burning sensation whenever I urinate
the urine comes frequently
and it'll eventually be a little drop
after I finish urinating one of the many little drops, I will still have this feeling of a residual urine still wanting to come out.
I was told to drink a lot of water and I just started that.
I haven't used any medication yet.


Anyone who has had it before should please help me on how to get rid of it.

Town20:
waiting

Adalassy:
Jaradz you are wasting your time with all you have been taking.

I am a Ghana based alternative medicine practitioner so I know what I am saying.

Your result will still show heavy growth if staphylococcus at the end of the day.

I have the outright cure for it. You don't have to take my word for it though but by the time your results still show what I said, you will believe.

The attached is the cure as made by me and used to treat many who have ever suffered from staphylococcus. Already being taken by many of my patients including those in Nigeria even as we speak.

Sicilyjoe:
Tablets and traditional

Kendricklamar:
Please guys i would like a comparism of the Acura ZDX Vs the Honda Cross tour
Which is better??

maxiuc:
Eno dey work dail the *947# many times it will still be telling you that you have free 1gb to use this Month

zeezahbee:
Get informed on how your pharmacist can help you. Pharmacists are medication experts.Do you suffer from a chronic condition such as asthma, arthritis, or diabetes etc? Your pharmacist can work with you and your doctor to make sure you choose the best medications to look after your health.

Studies have shown that half of all Nigerians do not take their prescription medications exactly as prescribed. Every year thousands of people are admitted into hospitals because they did not follow the instructions on their medication container.
Do not leave the pharmacy or hospital until you fully understand how to use your medication properly.

Not sure what to ask your pharmacist? Here is a list of questions you can consider:
Why am I taking this medication?
How and when should I take this medication?
Is "four times a day" the same as "every six hours"?
Do I have to wake up during the night to take my medication?
Am I supposed to swallow my medicine with food or water?
Is there anything I should or should not eat or drink while I am taking this medication?
What should I do if I miss my dose, or take two doses close together?
How will I know if this medication is working?
How will I remember to take my medicine?
I have allergies - is it safe for me to take this medication?
Are there any side effects I should watch for? Will it make me sleepy?
Will my medication interact with other drugs?
Can I drink alcohol while I am taking this medication?
Will it be affected by over-the-counter medications like painkillers or antacids?
Will it be affected by vitamins or herbal supplements?
Can I take this medication if I am pregnant or breast-feeding?
When will I feel better?
If I feel better can I stop taking it?
When should I see my doctor?
Can I get my medication in a container that is easier to open?
Where should I keep my medication?