Health › Re: Doctor In The House:Obstetrics And Gynecology by omicron(m): 11:07am On Jul 09, 2015 |
OnyiiLucky: Good morning doctors in da house. Pls I'm having a problem. I ejaculate so quickly and after which I find it difficult to achieve a second erection. I've gone for testosterone tests and the results were ok. Pls what could be the problem? Help a brother. Thank u. You may require psychotherapy |
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Career › Re: Medical Doctors' Forum: Let Us Know You! by omicron(m): 9:15am On Jul 05, 2015 |
drtunde20: Hello people in the house,this trend is really good. Am a new doctor and am sort of confused whether to stay in Nigeria and do residency as it seems cheaper and easier. Or write usmle ,but the amount for the exams and all is really scaring me.is it really worth it ? or should I just face Nigeria. Emmigration is the best. And the time to start is now - now that you are new. From your HJ money to NYSC money, you can save a lot to emmigrate. The future is very bleak in Nigeria. The present condition is arguably at an all time low, in terms of frustration and further training, similar to what happened in the 80s The only sensible reason to remain in Nigeria is Patriotism, knowing that your training was considerably subsidised with taxpayers' funds. Some rationalise this sentiment by helping out from diaspora or coming back much later to establish something of standard. |
Health › Re: Doctor In The House:Obstetrics And Gynecology by omicron(m): 7:05pm On Jul 04, 2015 |
Malizzy: Hello doc, am having menstrul cramps since yesterday and i did my period last week but i don't why am having cramps as if i want to menstruate again. Please help me Hi, There are many causes of lower abdominal cramps in women. It could be a sign of ovulation, especially if it has been over a week since your last period. If the cramps are persistent, or severe, or worsening, please see your doctor for examination and possible investigations. You may take pain reliever such as Ibuprofen 400mg 2 times a day for not nore than 3 days, if you do not have peptic ulcer. All the best |
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Health › Re: Doctor In The House:Obstetrics And Gynecology by omicron(m): 2:09pm On Jul 01, 2015 |
Aim07: Pls Doc. i want to know if drinking cold water has any effect on a pregnant woman or the unborn baby? or is it just ordinary myths and belief? No effects. It's a myth. |
Education › Re: The medical students and aspirants thread by omicron(m): 7:33am On Jul 01, 2015 |
centje: Lol , now you've reminded me that horrible physiology. I can't even remember whether I passed or it was mild-moderate failure . lol @mild-moderate failure |
Health › Re: Which Genotype Will I Marry by omicron(m): 7:12am On Jul 01, 2015 |
vital: Am a young man with a genotype to be AS and blood group of B positive.what is the actual class of genotype and blood group I need in my missing rib You HAVE TO marry a lady with genotype AA to eliminate the possibility of giving birth to a sickler. |
Health › Re: Sex During Pregnancy by omicron(m): 6:39am On Jul 01, 2015 |
ebijimi7: good day doctors in the house please my wife is pregnant and she is asking me for sex please is it advisable to have sex with her now that she is pregnant? Medically, sex is not forbidden in normal pregnancy, However, if she has had a bleeding in this pregnancy, or a history of miscarriage, or if she has cervical incompetence (a condition whereby the mouth of the womb begin to widen long before labour), or a low-lying placenta (placenta praevia), she should abstan from sex. If none of the above, then no problem with sex. She should feel free to ask her doctor this and other questions during her antenatal clinics. All the best. |
Education › Re: The medical students and aspirants thread by omicron(m): 11:09am On Jun 30, 2015*. Modified: 11:52am On Jun 30, 2015 |
kingjms010: Hello!!! Pls, for a medical student, what is the maximum and minimum hours for him/her to study/read per day? No hard and fast rules. It depends on you. My general rule was to try to cover the lectures of the day before the end of the day, and to do a weekly review by weekends plus 'mop-up' reading, whereby I read fresh topics that I was not able to read on their lecture days. I also paid more attention to topics I found too large or more difficult, meaning I gave special attention to them at the expense of others. The amount of time and work I gave to a course was inversly related to how easy-to-understand-or-remember that course was to me. Eg, because I found Biochemistry quite simple, I spent far less time on it, not out of neglect but just because I did not need to spend much time on it to pass it. Same with Public Health and Obstetrics and Gynaecology in 4th MB class, and somewhat, Medicine in Final MB. You should also know which part of the day you read and understand most. Personally, I could not read at nights; the output was too little compared to the input. Thirty minutes of reading in the Mornings could give me the same output that a 4-hour studying session would give me in the afternoons and at nights. I discovered this close to my 2nd MB exam, more than a year into med school. From then on, I changed my reading time. I would usually "go to class" or read in the room from around 3am to around 7am, having slept from around 8pm. When I needed more time, I would skip some lectures (usually those known not to have much benefit to me) and read all morning up to 11am. So in general, find what works for you and maximise it. That way, med school will not be too intimidating or stressful to you |
Education › Re: The medical students and aspirants thread by omicron(m): 10:47am On Jun 30, 2015 |
JERIZO: Please, Help! I need serious Advice. I am a 100level student of the Benue State University College Of Health Sciences. We have been on strike for 5 months and still hoping to resume school soon. It kind of make me wonder what kind of medical education am I going to get from a Medical school which has not even graduated a single medical student. Medics have been here for like 12 years Without graduation. I am planning to leave for another medical school but I am still confused about it. I don't know whether to continue in this medical school and suffer the consequence of not graduating on time or make an alternate move to another medical school, but time is not on my side, I am 20 years old already. If I were in your shoes, I'd write another JAMB and move on at another school. All the best |
Education › Re: The medical students and aspirants thread by omicron(m): 10:14am On Jun 30, 2015 |
charleymed: for the inquisitive aspirants, this is what med school looks like. This is very true, in the sense that such pass rate is possible with the current curriculum of med school in Nigeria where the load far exceeds the time to cover them. It is not entirely the lecturer's problem, neither does it mean that 93.6% of the students are olodos. Centje, how many people passed physiology 1st test in our class then? Lol It is a test result, usually at the begining of the 1st professional exam, so the examiner might have been very strict regarding the marking scheme. Then, many med students are yet to understand how to pass and what to read. Many are still lost in the never-ending volumes of stuff to read. In time the scores will improve, and by the end of the 1st professional exam, pass rate should be around 50%, partly because these scores might have stimulated the students more, and partly because the students get to mature and read more purposefully. The result is a true reflection of med school, at that stage in many schools. This is the kind of things non medical students will never understand, even our closest neighbours in allied medical departments. |
Health › Re: Doctor In The House:Obstetrics And Gynecology by omicron(m): 8:00pm On Jun 28, 2015 |
sallylove: thank u doctor 4d swift response. Is dere any other advice 4me?? Thanks Welcome. Just take your meds as required. Seek education/info about your condition from reliable sources, and avoid stress. All the best. |
Health › Re: Doctor In The House:Obstetrics And Gynecology by omicron(m): 7:59pm On Jun 28, 2015 |
mubzay: thank u for responding back. Its vitamin b 6 (pyrodixine) and O- ovulation. Am thru wit AF n in my fertile week. So can I go for d scan (follicular tracking) want to knw if I can take d vit b 6 to aid implantation. Yea you can go now. You will be given another appointment for the actual tracking. Vitamin 6 is thought to help women ttc due to leuteal phase problems. It could help. All the best |
Phones › Re: LG Optimus G Pro Thread by omicron(m): 3:13pm On Jun 28, 2015 |
Proud owner of one. Six months gone, it's been such a good phone.
Great specs. Only few of current phones can outperform it.
Huge value for money. Got mine at 45k from LG shop. |
Car Talk › Re: Toyota Avalon Transmission Problem by omicron(m): 2:22am On Jun 28, 2015 |
ohem: Please house, kindly help me out with my Toyota Avalon 98 model. I just observed this morning that when I am pressing the pedal (accelerating), the pointer on the tachometer keeps ascending till it gets to 7 and eventually the red zone while the speedometer reading does not exceed 40-50km/hr. and I also noticed that the gears were not selecting as it works only with a single gear. The reverse gear. neutral. d2 are all working ng fine and the car is actually moving around, but with stress. I consulted my mechanic but he said its the transmission gear that has gone completely bad. I don't seem to trust him anyway cos he is a confirmed Kazeem. pls my people, what might be wrong with my car? do I really need to change the transmission? tanx for ur anticipated responses. I am really worried. Run a scan for any codes. A bad throttle position sensor can cause similar symptom. |
Health › Re: Doctor In The House:Obstetrics And Gynecology by omicron(m): 7:49pm On Jun 27, 2015 |
mbizzy: Hi docs, urgent help and advice needed. Dh is felling suicidal abt his semen analysis which have failed to improve over a year now on different medication. 9months back it was 3milion, and placed on enhanz drug for 3month .re-test 6months ago it was 4milion started using vitamine E and folic acid . 2months after it was 10milion. Added vit b12, C, zinc and selenium Lastwknd he retest and is 4milion again.please advice hes really frustrated. Tnks in advance.[color=#000099][/color] If dh is feeling suicidal please let his doctor know, and let him see a psychologist asap. Depression can even worsen his sperm production. You and the both extended families should give him all the support he needs, and avoid placing him under any more pressure. Let him continue what seemed to have worked for him -folic acid and vitamin E- and adopt other sperm-boosting lifestyle changes. |
Health › Re: Doctor In The House:Obstetrics And Gynecology by omicron(m): 4:11pm On Jun 27, 2015 |
mubzay: Good morning doc, pls oo I av a ques. Can I use vit b 6 without checking prog level? No access to check where I am. Still searching for a lab dat does it. Have a history of 1 miscarriage and second preg was given duphaston cuz was spotting. Late last year, had DUB for 5weeks and stopped on its own with much prayers. I feel sign of O every month even with preg signs only for AF to show. Now am at crossed road. Can I take d vit b 6 to boost prog level cuz O is approaching. Also when can I go for pelvic scan to ascertain d egg ripeness? Scared of TVS. Abeg no vex for long tori oo. Tnks in advance You can schedule for follicular tracking when your menses stops, usually on day 5. But real tracking could commence as from a week after depending on your menstrual cycle. What do you mean by "vit b"? I guess "O" means ovulation? |
Health › Re: Doctor In The House:Obstetrics And Gynecology by omicron(m): 4:08pm On Jun 27, 2015 |
sallylove: Gud morn doc, i ve bin diagnosed with Pcos. I went to d hospital wen i noticed irregular menstration. Ve bin ttc for 6months now,even though dh is nt always around. Pls am really scared,what do i di abt dis? Thank u,ve taken a blood and urine sample to d lab for analysis,ll i be able to concieve?? Do not be scared. Pcos is treatable, and you will conceive. Note that dh not being around adequately is also very important and could be the factor. I am sure your doctor will place you on appropriate therapy for the pcos. All the best. |
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Health › Re: Doctor In The House:Obstetrics And Gynecology by omicron(m): 8:21am On Jun 24, 2015 |
Popsicle: Doc. hi. Thanks for replying me. Before i could go for the evacuation i had strong contractions and the foetus was expelled naturally. When i went back to the hospital(general) i was told to do a pelvic scan and was told there wasn't need for the evacuation. Pls my main concern now is this , am i meant to be on antibiotics to prevent any infection because at the hospital i was told its not necessary. Pls i need your advise. Thank you Ok. No retained products, no need for evacuation. No need for antibiotics then. |
Health › Re: Doctor In The House:Obstetrics And Gynecology by omicron(m): 7:01pm On Jun 23, 2015 |
Aim07: Tanks alot Dr, can you please recognize a good hospital in Lagos where i can treat myself. Does my husband need to be treated as well? You are welcome. Public tertiary hospitals in Lagos such as LUTH offer standard clinical care. Private hospitals such as Reddinton, Eko and Lagoon are also reputable. There are many others too. More importantly, you should register for your antenatal at a hospital where you can easily consult a consultant Obstetrician. Your dh should be tested too. If he is positive, he will be managed according to the protocol for managing hepatitis B infection. |
Health › Re: Doctor In The House:Obstetrics And Gynecology by omicron(m): 5:00pm On Jun 22, 2015 |
Cool83: please doc, i wnt to know if stature affect child bearing. i heard that ladies that are short and slim usually go through CS, due to their pelvic.please how true is this. tnx The most important thing is the pelvic bones. Both short and tall ladies can have a problem of inadequate pelvis that would make vaginal birth difficult or impossible. Unless the shortness you mean is pathological (dwarfism), height alone does not determine the success of vaginal delivery. |
Health › Re: Doctor In The House:Obstetrics And Gynecology by omicron(m): 4:56pm On Jun 22, 2015 |
wealthysandy: Tanks doc,we hav been having unprotected sex for 3 yrs b4 we got married 6 months ago and since den (marriage)we'v been trying to conceive,sperm comes out after we meet,and I dnt even kno if I ovulate or not because I have never seen a sign or noticed it,I even took chlomid, tenderness of breast b4 menstuation(two wks to mc)...-i hav done scan and treated pelvic inflamatory infection both wit injection and augumentin(last month)dnt kno wat else to do and am really worried Sperm coming out after sex is not abnormal. Breast tenderness 2 weeks to menses could be a sign of ovulation. Has ur dh done his semen analysis? |
Health › Re: Doctor In The House:Obstetrics And Gynecology by omicron(m): 4:52pm On Jun 22, 2015 |
Aim07: Doctor, please i will like to ask the following questions from u 1. during my first pregnancy i was told i am hepatatis B positive and was not treated. A nurse told me then that i could treat it later. The problem now is that i was not able to treat it and now am pregnant again, abt three months gone. What should i do? please advise. 2. Apart from pregnacare, what are other alternative multivitamins that can be taken during pregnancy in Nigeria? 3. During my first pregnancy i did not take any TT vaccine, can i still take it now and at what week of pregnancy? 1. You should repeat the test to see if you are still positive. If positive, your baby should receive hepatitis B immunoglobulin at birth to prevent mother-to-child transmission. 2. I don't know of any brand of multivitamins safe for use in pregnancy. The most important ones are iron, calcium, folic acid and vitamin c. They are available as individual tablets. 3.You can take it now. |
Health › Re: Doctor In The House:Obstetrics And Gynecology by omicron(m): 8:51pm On Jun 21, 2015 |
udysweet: Many thanks doc. I saw two doc last year ;one a gynae,and the oda was d one doin breast and cervical cancer screening. If der is a way I can get you in private I.e send u an email were I can explain more. I'm a bit bothered and don't want to pour out everytin here Ok. You may PM me. |
Health › Re: Doctor In The House:Obstetrics And Gynecology by omicron(m): 8:18pm On Jun 21, 2015 |
darisgod: Hello doctor!!! Before I had my daughter I have always had liquid substance cuming out of my b**bs, now I have a child of 2yrs I still ve liquid whenever I press it ..what should I do *i went to see a gyny b4 I got married ..he told me to buy one drug like dat.*cant remember d name, I bought it for 3k den ...d drug is in a very small continer n it makes one drowsy after use udysweet: Infact this is d reason I entered dis thread today and lo and behold someone has posted it already,lol! I had opened a thread on it back then sef. I hav d same issue,and wish d doc wld attend to it. It been on for years for me,I'm worried. Pls @omicron you're needed sir,God bless Hi, Commonest cause of discharge from the breast is abnormally high prolactin hormone (hyperprolactinaemia). Apart from breast discharge, it can also cause menstrual disturbances and lack of ovulation. You can comfirm by doing a bood test to measure your prolactin hormone. You should also have a breast exam to exclude the less likely causes of a breast discharge. High prolactin is treatable, and curable when the cause is known. All the best. |
Health › Re: Doctor In The House:Obstetrics And Gynecology by omicron(m): 8:13pm On Jun 21, 2015 |
Jennifer89: Hello Dr. I am 7 months pregnant and i have been have foul smelly discharge and itching. i went to see ma doc yesterday and he said I should take augmentin tab and clotrimazole carbine passeri. it is ok for me to use them? Augmentin tablet is relatively safe to use at 7 months pregnancy. No problem, so long as its use is indicated. Clotrimazole persary is also safe for the treatment of candidiasis in pregnancy. All the best. |
Health › Re: Doctor In The House:Obstetrics And Gynecology by omicron(m): 6:15am On Jun 21, 2015 |
Popsicle: Thanks for your response. Just back from the hospital where a scan was carried out and the report said i had a blighted ovum. Instead of a 10week old pregnancy scan showed 6weeks and no fetal activity. I was told to come back for an evacuation this evening but presently i m in so much pain cos the bleeding has intensified. Pls is it advisable to do the evacuation or wait for the foetus to expel itself? Thank you Sorry about that. If there is no viable fetus and you are bleeding, you should have the evacuation. All the best |
Health › Re: Doctor In The House:Obstetrics And Gynecology by omicron(m): 6:13am On Jun 21, 2015 |
Kudibaby: thanks a lot Dr,actually I am supposed to go for the Hsg today but I have been having signs of O since yesterday,I don't no if it may a bfp for me this cycle as I am ttc,can I still do it or wait till my next cycle.thanks HSG is supposed to be done right after the menstruation before ovulation. Usually day 6 of the MC is good. If you are ovulating, you should wait till your next cycle. |
Health › Re: Doctor In The House:Obstetrics And Gynecology by omicron(m): 9:35am On Jun 20, 2015 |
Popsicle: Hi Docs. I am 10weeks pregnant and saw blood when i peed yesterday evening but it was not much. It stopped but started slightly this morning I know i have to go to the hospital but right now its raining heavily and i cant drive under such conditions. Pls what can i do before i go to the hospital? Thanks Bed Rest. Complete rest. Then go to hospital asap. There, you get necessary tests and ultrasound, continue bedrest under mild sedation. All the best. |