jendor123:
30k. serious buyer

all sold.. thanks

Lasunclinics:
2 thermo-star 145litres for sale

working perfectly no fault except one that needs a gas refill(we will be doing that)

reason for sale - our pharmacy was given a 350litres chest freezer by fan milk, so we need offload the two freezers.

price- 40k
location- Ibadan(challenge)Nigeria.


interested? WhatsApp- 07066716870

just one available now.

this forum is quite a very nice place.

Lovelynife:

I need freezer too if I can't get a compressor

are you in Ibadan or have someone who is? we only have one left. we can't sell below 37k. our pharmacy is at challenge and quite popular. you can decide to walk in and come check it out. thanks

Lovelynife:
how much for one though I need only the compressor sef?

OK, in short sir/ma you don't need the freezer but just a compressor??

Lasunclinics:
2 thermo-star 145litres for sale

working perfectly no fault except one that needs a gas refill(we will be doing that)

reason for sale - our pharmacy was given a 350litres chest freezer by fan milk, so we need offload the two freezers.

price- 40k
location- Ibadan(challenge)Nigeria.


interested? WhatsApp- 07066716870

still available

Niceman4u:

30k

no sir..

2 thermo-star 145litres for sale

working perfectly no fault except one that needs a gas refill(we will be doing that)

reason for sale - our pharmacy was given a 350litres chest freezer by fan milk, so we need offload the two freezers.

price- 40k
location- Ibadan(challenge)Nigeria.


interested? WhatsApp- 07066716870

nuggarito:
been dating my girl for 5yrs plus, we've had unprotected sex, should I even be worried when I marry her?

be worried about yourself uncle.

pafo:
See as them open remembrance book for this op matter o. May the heavens open my own book too o.

The moniker no even dey active again. May I not be inactive before the heavens remember me o.

we are back sir

lasgidizygote:
Four Months After Medical Pills for abortion No Menstruation

I would like to appeal to medical practitioners and those in the know about gynaecology,I know some people will come here to tell me I am irresponsible, I so concur, I got my gf pregnant we are both graduates and also looking to settle down soonest,but due to the economic situation of the country no funds as we are both job hunters,so we deemed it not appropriate to bring a child into the world who will suffer.so we both agreed to terminate it, we got the drugs albeit this is not the first tym it happening, so she used the drugs as prescribed and took the injections,she bled a little before leaving for where she is currently doing her service, this occurred since July 11th but till date she is yet to see her monthly menses.
We have conducted pregnancy test twice and it tested negative.

Please doctors and medical practitioners in the house what's your advice she comes from a very staunch Christian home and it has to be hushed up and the idea of birthing the child seems weird as the initial drugs would av maimed it.
Help please!!!!

young man, since you said your test result is negative... It simply means the pregnancy might still be contained in the womb...she needs medical attention...

Why are some babies breech?

Often, there is no obvious reason why a baby is breech. It may simply be that your baby is most comfortable in this position. Some factors that may influence why a baby might be in breech position are:
labour earlier than 37 weeks

too much or too little of the liquid (amniotic fluid) around the baby in the womb

more than one fetus in the womb

the length of the umbilical cord

the size of the uterus

an irregularly shaped uterus or uterine fibroids (non-cancerous growths on the wall of the uterus)

certain physical abnormalities in the baby.

A breech birth usually does not affect your baby’s long-term health.

How are breech babies delivered?
In some cases, it is common for most breech babies to be delivered through a caesarean section (C-section). With this method, the baby is delivered through incisions made in the mother’s stomach. Today, health-care professionals recommend that in some circumstances, breech babies may be delivered the traditional way, through the vagina. Vaginal childbirth has health benefits for the mother such as a faster recovery and less pain, as well as a better chance of having a vaginal childbirth in the future.

When can a mother deliver her baby the traditional way?

It may be possible to deliver a breech baby vaginally if your health-care professional is trained in vaginal breech childbirth and other birth factors are normal:

Labour occurs at term date (40 weeks)

The baby is the correct weight

The baby is in complete or frank breech position

You and your baby are otherwise healthy with no abnormalities

What happens during vaginal breech childbirth?

The head is the widest part of the baby’s body. During normal vaginal childbirth, it would come out first. However, in a breech vaginal birth, the head comes out last.

During vaginal breech childbirth, your obstetrician will ask you to push your baby out to the point where the legs and lower belly are delivered.

Then, your health-care professional will support your baby’s body while an assistant (such as a nurse or midwife) presses on your lower abdomen. This will help your baby’s head pass through the pelvis as you push. In some cases, the health-care professional may use other manoeuvres or an instrument called a forceps to help deliver your baby’s head.

Even if you and your doctor decide to try a vaginal childbirth, a C-section may be necessary for you and your baby’s well-being if the labour is not progressing properly. For this reason, a breech delivery should happen in a hospital, where a C-section is available if you need one.

When is a caesarean section recommended?
With a breech presentation, your doctor may recommend a C-section if:

labour is not progressing normally

the umbilical cord comes out before the baby

the baby is not in complete or frank breech position

A C-section, like any major surgery, has its risks, such as increased bleeding, pain, or infection.

The recovery time is longer than vaginal childbirth, so expect to stay in the hospital longer. Once you go home, you will need to take it easy by avoiding any strenuous activities while you heal. Talk to your health-care professional about recovering from a C-section.

How do I know the baby’s position?
You probably will not know the position of your baby in the womb. You will likely find out if your baby is breech towards the end of pregnancy or when labour has started. A health-care professional will examine you to feel the position of the baby’s head, back, and buttocks.

Ultrasound will be used to confirm the position. This produces an image of the baby inside the womb you may view on screen.

Changing the baby’s position
Most babies are positioned head down in the last four weeks in the womb, but if your baby is breech, and you are past your 36th week of pregnancy, your health-care professional may try to turn the baby around so its head is down near the birth canal. A technique called
version is used to gently roll the baby around so the head is in the best position for labour and delivery. Your health-care professional will place his or her hands on your abdomen, then push or lift. You may be given a medication to relax the uterus and make the version procedure easier.
During the procedure, your baby’s heart rate will be monitored and ultrasound may be used to check the baby’s position. Very rarely, version may cause problems with the baby’s heart rate or lead to early labour. Your health-care professional will be ready to deliver your baby if necessary, vaginally or by C-section.

Sometimes, the baby will move back into breech position. If you believe your baby has switched positions again, discuss this at your next prenatal check-up. Your health-care professional may try version again, but as the baby grows in the final weeks of pregnancy, there is less room for movement in the womb.

Note: breech childbirth does not necessarily mean you have a C-section, as your health care provider will make you understand your options and let's you make the best decision.

Have a safe delivery.

Version procedures in pic

What is breech childbirth?
Most babies are positioned head down in the womb. This is so they can come out of the birth canal (vagina) head first. Sometimes, the baby is positioned so the feet or buttocks will come out first during childbirth. This is called a breech presentation.

There are three ways a breech baby might be positioned:

FRANK BREECH
Legs point up with feet by the baby’s head.

COMPLETE BREECH
Legs folded with feet at the level of the buttocks.

FOOTLING BREECH
One or both feet point down so the legs would emerge first. Pictures below

Fast facts on diabetes
Here are some key points about diabetes.
Diabetes is a long-term condition that causes high blood sugar levels.
In 2013 it was estimated that over 382 million people throughout the world had diabetes.
. Type 1 Diabetes - the body does not produce insulin. Approximately 10% of all diabetes cases are type 1.
. Type 2 Diabetes - the body does not produce enough insulin for proper function. Approximately 90% of all cases of diabetes worldwide are of this type.
Gestational Diabetes - this type affects females during pregnancy.
The most common diabetes symptoms include frequent urination, intense thirst and hunger, weight gain, unusual weight loss, fatigue, cuts and bruises that do not heal, male sexual dysfunction, numbness and tingling in hands and feet.
If you have Type 1 [/b]and follow a healthy eating plan, do adequate exercise, and take insulin, you can lead a normal life.
[b]Type 2 patients [/b]need to eat healthily, be physically active, and test their blood glucose. They may also need to take oral medication, and/or insulin to control blood glucose levels.
As the risk of cardiovascular disease is much higher for a diabetic, it is crucial that blood pressure and cholesterol levels are monitored regularly.
As smoking might have a serious effect on cardiovascular health, diabetics should stop smoking.
Hypoglycemia - low blood glucose - can have a bad effect on the patient. Hyperglycemia - when blood glucose is too high - can also have a bad effect on the patient.
[b]Try to know your sugar level today.

proxillin:


Noted. She became more precious to me ever since then

good... God bless u

Women are wonderfully created and should be taken good care of... Do you know that the pain experienced at child birth is equivalent to almost 20 bones fractured at once? So care for your wife @ proxillin .