nNEOo:






I don't mind at all sir, i dislocated my shoulder more than 3years ago in school during a DEAN cup match, I had it stretched and tried treating it in school,the pains subsided and I continued to use the hand for day to day activities with the pains being bearable.

However I noticed during the lockdown,the pain returned and I discussed with my mum and she took me to one Ijaw woman and there I started my treatment.

I stop due the fact I grew impatient that I wasn't seeing much changes coupled with the fact that I had to spend a thousand naira transport every two days for the whole time I had being going there for treatments .

Sorry for the epistles,I need information about the hospital that treated you,how much you were treated,the location of the hospital,and any contacts or if there's any other useful information you could give to me on here.
thank you so very much,I appreciate you swift response.

You no say God willing it,I go still use this hand carry my grand children,I no one tell them stories so make I fix am

Omijin:
I went to a federal hospital to remove a tooth.. I did removed one tooth in a private hospital and it was simple and painless. In the hospital, while the doctor was removing the tooth half of it got broken deep down in the gum. The doctor told me that I needed to do xray to know where the remain was hiding. Unfortunately for me I came all alone, the hospital is a very big place, it took me like 15 minutes to trek from dentist area to where I'm to make payment of 1000 naira. When I got there, the que was really much. I waited for like 20 minutes before getting to me. After that, it took me another 10 minutes to go to the place I'm to convert the payment receipt to another paper before heading back to the dentist area. They took the xray, the checked it, Told me to lie down on the bed again, he started removing the remaining, he was using one particular electrical tool like that. One pointed tool like that. Suddenly, the light went off, the doctor asked what happened to the light. A nurse came in to tell him that, the person that supposed to sign to allow the generator to remain on longer than usual is not around. The doctor could not say anything, he had to use another tool manually to complete the removal. After everything, the doctor was telling me that, tooth removal is not always that difficult. In my mind, I was like. No bi you go tell me. Something I did in a private hospital with very little machine or tools but higher bill and it was smooth which what motivated me to do another one. Since that day I lost interest and respect for government hospitals. How can any normal person turn off the generator, when you know that the doctor is in the surgery room. That made me to conclude that, nonchalant behavior, carelessness, lack of proper communication or understanding among the workers are responsible for 30% deaths in Nigerian hospitals.

Zanxx:
So my colleagues and I were on night shift when a little boy was rushed in. Apparently, the boy had been sick and throwing up for days before the parents and grandma brought him to the hospital. The boy was in a critical condition, so the doctor and nurse decided to stabilize him first then refer him to another hospital. Some few minutes later, his grandma ran down to the ground floor to ask us where her grandson was. We told her we hadn't seen him. The woman kept insisting her grandson just descended the staircase and she saw him. My friend told her the boy is upstairs in the children's ward, how on earth can he be downstairs. She went outside to check, still not convinced. She came back inside, looked around and went back up. Some few minutes later the boy was dead. Oh boy, come see the way fear catch us. It was crazy and scary

Sunnycliff:
Smiles.

Whatever that guy above me says, it's a lie. Don't take him serious.

Barristter07:


Moments that humble a person in life.

Realhommie:
Obviously it was his ghost she saw... Damn, some mysterious sh.it

Zanxx:


I tell you. None of us could go back to sleep after that.

Onnasucs1:
I rarely visit the hospital.

Realhommie:
Things are happening, there's always more to everything than meets the eye. It's a mysterious world we're living in.

Seems you're a health worker?

toye440:
Doctor browsing which medication to prescribe.

NeoWanZaeed:
home of lies and clout ____ twitter


I don't believe anything in the comment box

seanwilliam:
Months back when I dey work for hospital.. I saw with my naked eyes, two people that came to stay with patient ended up fuccking themselves

mayim:

There’s totally nothing wrong with that. Even lawyers refer to Acts and Constitution when needed. It’s better he reconfirms than prescribe a drug wrongly

motionarena:
Lol i remember years back when i was ill, I went to the hospital.

My body was so hot and the doctor recommended i take a cold shower before proceeding with treatment.

A Nurse escorted me to the shower as i was taking my bath the Nurse took off her clothes and joined me in the shower was kissing me and rubbing my diick.

I was so weak I was just looking at her(was in my teens then really didn't even understand what she was doing then), when she noticed I was not responding to her touches she then left me alone.

100% true life story happened to me in teens as people are already quoting me as lair.
Believe if u like or not

ukaface:
The best thing for a well thinking healthcare professional to do is to leave Nigeria. Cos most of these Nigerian patients no get chill, Chai....some patients too dey get scoin scoin for head. And most times they forget health workers are human like them .

Mind you, I know there are some bad eggs.

One crazy thing I've seen , a patent was rushed on account of collapsing after fighting with a neighbour. Her peeps with all the pleading didn't drop any shilling before commencement of treatment. We all rallied to revive her, she became conscious, and was receiving treatment.
Ngbanu, time to collect money, make deposit o. Everybody shift,until a man who identified himself as husband Abi Na husband friend/ brother came to question the deposit bill. Trust Yorubas ( sorry for the stereotype) Na so abuse and insult follow, almost beat me join, I kukuma shift. Doctor came to know whatsup, and it almost went violent. Las Las they carried on the revived woman without paying a dime. Nothing.
Now do you get why paying before treatment can be implemented in a setting??
Healthcare workers are human, you probably won't do better.



And please can y'all stop linking nurses to sex?