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Health / Re: Price Of Tooth Extraction In Lagos by Sewasaunt(f): 7:17pm On Feb 26
Emmywizzy05:
Sangotedo but anywhere in ajah, Lagos business school and Lekki that the price is low is also good

Just seeing this, with your location, I replied elsewhere before.

1. Federal dental centre, Broad street
2. Island Maternity, very common
3. Sura Primary Health Centre. Not far from Obalende
Health / Re: Price Of Tooth Extraction In Lagos by Sewasaunt(f): 7:15pm On Feb 26
Emmywizzy05:
I have been having toothache for a very long time now and i have finally decided to extract it, please where can i get the extraction done in lagos at a low price please
I need help the pain is unbearable


Depends on where you stay in Lagos.

For best prices,

Consultation , xray and simple extraction will be approximately 15,000 (with good hands and best prices) in

1. Lasuth, Ikeja
2. Luth, Idi-Araba
3. Igando General Hospital and any General Hospital around you,
4. Federal Dental Centre on Broad Street,

Any General Hospital around you.

If you don't want to queue or be delayed, you can try
1. Ojokoro primary health Centre around Abule egba or Sura Primary Health Centre on the Island.

I think Mushin health centre and Bariga health centre too, I can't vouch for the Health centre in Egbeda though.

Best wishes.

It's also a relatively painless procedure when done well and you should keep to the post op instructions after and use your prescribed drugs well and in a timely manner.
Technology Market / Re: Pix:super Clean,100% Working Perfect FU Google Pixel 6 Pro,12gb Ram by Sewasaunt(f): 10:50pm On Nov 30, 2023
Aurora44:
Trouble dey sleep yanga dey go wake am. When you want to fight a war, be ready to the fullest and don't accuse people wrongly, unfortunately, your own accusations are true. You will hear from me on Facebook. Let's see the MOD that can remove that one.



Same account that stole $111 barely 3 years ago and blocked the person is here crying about being scammed?

There's nothing I won't see on Nairaland.

So how has your life been?

Hope the $111 is still feeding you? Just kidding, I know you have had a meaningless and hopeless life and guess what?

It's not going to get any better, you will toil constantly with nothing to show for it, year upon year, cycle upon cycle.

You will cry out and no one will hear you, you will hurt and nothing will ease your pain, you will beg for death and even that won't come.

You will run from pillar to post, from high to low, you will be a perpetual stench to yourself and others around you.

Whatever you touch won't flourish, YOU won't flourish.

That money you took has been haunting you and will always haunt you.

Good news will be far from you and everything good will continue to avoid you.
Health / Re: Which Drugs Can I Use To Gain Weight After Xasten Destroyed Me by Sewasaunt(f): 9:29pm On Jul 16, 2023
JobAndVacancies:
have you heard of reload drugs?
Is it true it gives weight gain?

Reload is a multivitamin/ dietary supplement. It is good but I don't know and doubt it can cause weight gain.
Health / Re: Dentists Please Come To My Rescue by Sewasaunt(f): 9:58pm On May 30, 2023
Orubebe01:

Do you have an idea of how much the permanent one will cost


Permanent replacement can be either a bridge or an Implant.

An implant can be from 500,000 - 1 million naira or more.

A bridge for a single tooth starts from around 240,000 and increases with the number of teeth being replaced but for a bridge healthy teeth beside the missing tooth will have to be trimmed

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Health / Re: Dentists Please Come To My Rescue by Sewasaunt(f): 9:49pm On May 29, 2023
Orubebe01:

Lagos


A denture is the removable artificial tooth.

For just a tooth= it costs 6,900 in Lasuth, same range in Luth.

Other centres may be a bit more expensive and will be less stressful but one tooth can be up to 15,000.

Gbagade General Hospital or FMC Ebute metta too

There are really good private clinics around too, you can check online and see the reviews.
Health / Re: Dentists Please Come To My Rescue by Sewasaunt(f): 2:50pm On May 29, 2023
Orubebe01:

Can you recommend a good dentist for a temporal denture at affordable cost


Please where do you stay?
Health / Re: He Died, I Lost Him Today by Sewasaunt(f): 6:27pm On May 26, 2023
oxygenator:


mama dentist3:
I have set aside every other comment you made against me so that we can move ahead.
If you need to test efficacy of hbot let's go ahead. But you need to sponsor the project yourself. I have done enough free work, and have undertaken enough risky assignment. I can still extent my benevolence to any medical personnel ranging from Professor of medicine to wardmaid or cleaner involved in free work too. We can also give free Rx to any one as the spirit leads.

Treating CP patient with hbot for free is not like eating agbado and ewa.


Your benevolence?

Free work and risky assignment?

Treating cp with hbot for free is not like eating agbado and ewa?

Did you go through your response at all?

Mehn, I can't believe this is who I was arguing with and trying to see reason with.

I am not against your hbot but there has to be sufficent data and proof that it works, oxygen will improve most cellular processes in the body but at what risk, which conditions?

You can't just be parading it as a miracle cure and after people waste money and time and loose hope you will change your tone again.

It isn't just about you or because I want to attack you, it is about doing the right thing.

I also said I am sure your facility isn't an ethical one.

Nna mehn, you be real one chance.
Health / Re: He Died, I Lost Him Today by Sewasaunt(f): 6:32pm On May 24, 2023
[quote author=oxygenator
How would the patients or healthcare providers know if they are not informed?
[/quote]


Lastly? Health providers know sir, they have always known about it, I was taught in school many years ago under management of chronic osteomyelitis.

It's not some hidden secret big pharma is trying to hide from the world.

There's just not enough research into it as well as clinically proven efficacy for it to be advised for other medical conditions.
Health / Re: He Died, I Lost Him Today by Sewasaunt(f): 6:26pm On May 24, 2023
Even if your bleeping hbot works, someone died and the first thing that came to your retired brain is to advertise your hbot?

Where is your empathy?

Where is your humanity?

If we ask now, your hbot will be crazily expensive and I am sure it's not even in an ethical facility.

You can prove me wrong by posting some details.

I can also link you up with a cerebral palsy patient or any patient of your choice with one of the conditions you have mentioned it helps with willing to undergo hbot for you to try it on free of charge ( because I am sure you are coming to deny being a broke ass marketer).

So what gives hon?

I am waiting undecided

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Health / Re: He Died, I Lost Him Today by Sewasaunt(f): 6:19pm On May 24, 2023
The post I copied, edited and pasted above is from John Hopkins Hospital website.

The main uses clinically are decompression sickness and osteomyelitis.

In the quoted case of seizures above, it has no proven use, you have recommended it for cerebral pasly too- a condition it also has no clinically proven use for.

Don't let your greed blind you.

Stop scamming and misleading people.

It's unfair and very painful to see people like you giving false and inaccurate hope and making those suffering to suffer even more.

Science is evolving and people are working round the clock to bring more therapeutic options for medical conditions but until then, refresh and renew your mind.

I am mama Dentist, what are you?

Mr illiterate, unwilling to learn and improve, no do-gooder, fine bara scammer, bleeping hbot provider undecided

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Health / Re: He Died, I Lost Him Today by Sewasaunt(f): 6:14pm On May 24, 2023
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) is a type of treatment used to speed up healing of carbon monoxide poisoning, gangrene, wounds that won't heal, and infections in which tissues are starved for oxygen.

For this therapy, you enter a special chamber to breathe in pure oxygen in air pressure levels 1.5 to 3 times higher than average. The goal is to fill the blood with enough oxygen to repair tissues and restore normal body function.

Facts about hyperbaric oxygen therapy
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy was first used in the U.S. in the early 20th century.

The therapy was tried again in the 1940s when the U.S. Navy used it to treat deep-sea divers who had decompression sickness. By the 1960s, the therapy was also used to treat carbon monoxide poisoning.

Today, it's still used to treat sick scuba divers and people with carbon monoxide poisoning, including firefighters and miners. It has also been approved for more than a dozen conditions ranging from burns to bone disease, including:

Carbon monoxide poisoning
Cyanide poisoning
Crush injuries
Gas gangrene (a form of gangrene in which gas collects in tissues)
Decompression sickness
Acute or traumatic reduced blood flow in the arteries
Compromised skin grafts and flaps
Infection in a bone (osteomyelitis) that doesn't respond to other treatment
Delayed radiation injury
Flesh-eating disease (necrotizing soft tissue infection)
Air or gas bubble trapped in a blood vessel (air or gas embolism)
Chronic infection called actinomycosis
Diabetic wounds that are not healing properly
Medicare, Medicaid, and many insurance companies generally cover hyperbaric oxygen therapy for these conditions, but may not do so in every case. Check with your insurance plan to see if it is covered and if you need pre-authorization before treatment.

Be aware that HBOT is not considered safe and effective for treating certain conditions. These include: HIV/AIDs, brain injury, heart disease, stroke, asthma, depression, spinal cord injury, and sports injuries.

How does HBOT work?
HBOT helps wound healing by bringing oxygen-rich plasma to tissue starved for oxygen. Wound injuries damage the body's blood vessels, which release fluid that leaks into the tissues and causes swelling. This swelling deprives the damaged cells of oxygen, and tissue starts to die. HBOT reduces swelling while flooding the tissues with oxygen. The higher pressure in the chamber increases the amount of oxygen in the blood. HBOT aims to break the cycle of swelling, oxygen starvation, and tissue death.

What happens during HBOT
Only a healthcare provider should prescribe HBOT. A number of hospitals offer these chambers. People relax, sit, or lie comfortably in these chambers and take deep breaths. Sessions can last from 45 minutes up to 300 minutes, depending on the reason for the treatment.

Your ears may feel plugged as the pressure is raised, like when you're in an airplane or the mountains. Swallowing or chewing gum will "pop" the ears back to

Precautions
Hyperbaric oxygen therapy is not for everyone. It shouldn't be used by people who have had a recent ear surgery or injury, a cold or fever, or certain types of lung disease.
Health / Re: He Died, I Lost Him Today by Sewasaunt(f): 9:12pm On May 23, 2023
oxygenator:
RIP to the patient.
One would have suggested hyperbaric oxygen therapy [hbot] for him as he was not responding to standard treatment.


You and your highly insensitive and ignorant ads touting hyperbaric oxygen as the solution to all the problems on earth.

You think if it was that effective, hospitals won't advice it, patients wouldn't rush and you won't have to crawl round threads screaming hyperbaric upandan disgustingly on nairaland?

I pray you don't fall prey to your own unholy trap undecided

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Health / Re: Which Drugs Can I Use To Gain Weight After Xasten Destroyed Me by Sewasaunt(f): 3:50pm On Apr 23, 2023
JobNeededUrgent:
I've been using xasten for years to gain weight with fat protruded cheeks, but of recent I narrowly escaped death after it wrecked my body system, destroyed my immunity and the doctor told me to drop the drugs asap.. currently boils and psoriasis are all over my skin due to the effects of dexacorten (xasten).
Now I need a better drugs that will make me gain weight especially fat cheeks without side effects like the useless xasten.
Any recommendations please


Op, forget drugs for now if not you may get another steroid drug with a different name and continue to wreck havoc on your body.

Eat well/healthy, rest well and exercise regularly

Most drugs have side effects and long term use should be avoided.

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Health / Re: NEW BORN BABIES! Are U A New Mum? Then Lets Discuss Babies Here!!!!! by Sewasaunt(f): 3:43pm On Apr 23, 2023
Whyzaid:
My two-year-old daughter is having a painful swollen gum which causes her pain when brushing her teeth, experienced mamas, please could be done to it.

Please take her to a good dental clinic around you as soon as you can.

Meanwhile, please rinse her mouth with warm water and salt (about half a level teaspoon in about 150mls of warm water).

So she doesn't swallow too much salt, place her mouth over a plastic bowl so as your are flushing the water runs out of her mouth into the bowl.

You can buy many 10mls syringes.

Remove the needle and use the syringe to flush her mouth copiously about 6 times a day for a week.

Pls also give her 2.5mls of vitamin c thrice daily for a week.
Health / Re: How Can I Whiten My Teeth Nairalanders,? by Sewasaunt(f): 10:24am On Apr 23, 2023
kiddkash:

Can dentist make a yellowish teeth to white?

Firstly, normal healthy adult teeth can vary in colour from white to off white to cream or yellow.

Baby/children teeth are whiter.

It is nature, that is how it should be and the emphasis should be on clean, healthy teeth and not colour like most of us tend to believe.

Now, the teeth can also be stained yellow or dark brown or similar colour especially due to poor oral hygiene and diet (tomato paste, coke, Fanta, coffee, HERBS!)

In such instances, Dentists or Dental hygienists can clean your teeth to make them whiter and brighter with an ultrasonic scaler; this procedure is painless (though there may be sensitivity in some people) and not too time consuming. Price ranges from 6,000 to 20,000 or more depending on the centre.

You can also have bleaching done though I don't really advice this unless it is very necessary.

The effect of bleaching isn't permanent for life as the teeth will still get discoloured but one can always repeat the bleaching process (though not very often).
Health / Re: How Much Does Dental Crown Cost In Nigeria? by Sewasaunt(f): 10:15am On Apr 23, 2023
Krppkyy:


Thanks again.

You are saying government hospitals stop at porcelain fused to metal?

Does gold cost more or less than emax/zirconia?

How strong is porcelain? Is it noticeable visually?

Thanks


Gold is not that strong and it is mostly for Anterior teeth or aesthetics.

Gold crowns will cost between 80,000-120,000 or more depending on the centre.

Setting up labs that can fabricate Emax and zirconia crowns are expensive and this is Nigeria.

Ordinary soap and cotton wool is a big issue in many government hospitals.

Porcelain (though aesthetically pleasing and can appear very similar to natural teeth) is fragile and on its own isn't very good for Molars because of chewing force, that's why the zirconia and Emax as well as other forms of materials are being researched into, used and developed.

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Health / Re: How Can I Whiten My Teeth Nairalanders,? by Sewasaunt(f): 11:25am On Apr 22, 2023
kiddkash:

Will it work, plus how much is it?

It won't work, I can assure you. grin

Add some more to the money and visit a good dental clinic.

Most of those brand names toothpastes are just ripping people off.

They don't even contain fluoride and don't protect the teeth from decay.
Health / Re: How Much Does Dental Crown Cost In Nigeria? by Sewasaunt(f): 7:33am On Apr 22, 2023
Krppkyy:


Hello ma.

Big thanks for all the dental advice you have been giving on nairaland

Please how much would it cost (range) to do a root canal for my right lower 2nd molar? Also the above 80k is for what type of crown?

Thanks,


Thank you very much (really).

A lower molar root canal can be anything from 35,000 total package (Government Hospital) to as much as 150,000 (private clinics).

Rcts are technique sensitive and time consuming hence the cost.

So please make sure you are choosing a good centre and politely share your concerns with your Dentist.

The 80,000 crown is a porcelain fused to metal crown.

There are more aesthetically pleasing crowns now like the Emax and Zirconia crowns that are also durable but they will cost at least 120,000-300,000 and mostly in Private centres, I don't know of any Government Hospital that does them for now, not sure about Luth though.

Regards

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Health / Re: How Can I Whiten My Teeth Nairalanders,? by Sewasaunt(f): 9:52pm On Feb 23, 2023
This picture shows before cleaning and after cleaning the teeth.

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Health / Re: How Can I Whiten My Teeth Nairalanders,? by Sewasaunt(f): 9:44pm On Feb 23, 2023
Smartdoctor:
the method used in tooth polish is enough to make you lose a lot of mineral elements from your tooth especially calcium. And if care is not taking you have to be careful of using it to cut strong food substance after the procedure



You guys just type anything and feel you know it all.

Professional scaling and polishing done in a dental clinic is with an ultrasonic scaler which uses the energy from sound to dislodge calcified or hard 'dirts and stains' from the surface of the teeth.

It can't/ does not cause demineralization, I.e you don't lose calcium or any mineral from the teeth and it doesn't affect your diet and you can chew well after.

It helps to keep the teeth and gums clean and healthy and helps with mouth odour too.

Also contrary to many posts here, it is quite affordable and can be from 5,200 to 10,000 and above depending on the environment. Nigerians always seem to have money for enjoyment and everything except their health undecided

It is also very beneficial and almost everyone should be encouraged to clean their teeth regularly (the ideal thing is every 6 months)

Hard bristled toothbrushes and charcoal or charcoal based toothpastes are also too abrasive and can wear teeth down with long term or repeated use.

Many home bleaching kits as sold online or in beauty parlours and pharmacies are also actually dangerous and their whitening effect is never permanent, especially due to the nature of our diet in Nigeria (we take a lot of coloured foods). Hence with time, the teeth will get darker.

White teeth shouldn't be the goal, clean and healthy teeth is the goal.

Most overly White teeth you see online e.g Davido is not whitening.
White coloured Veneers were made and cemented onto the teeth surface to give that bright white colour, no teeth bleaching agent will give you such.

I am sure if more people knew about scaling and polishing, they would embrace it and we will have healthier, cleaner and bad-odour-free mouths

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Health / Re: Pharmacist Placed On Oxygen Support In Hospital Dies Due To Prolong Power Outage by Sewasaunt(f): 3:22pm On Jan 21, 2023
aylagos:
see ignorant

Even thr CMD confirmed it in the news late last year but it is one uninformed human being that is making noise on Nairaland
Health / Re: Pharmacist Placed On Oxygen Support In Hospital Dies Due To Prolong Power Outage by Sewasaunt(f): 3:20pm On Jan 21, 2023
skedman:
It can never be Lagos
Government hospitals in Lagos state generate their own light inclusive of primary health center

Oga, please confirm before you talk.

Lasuth is without electricity for many hours daily, sometimes it goes on and off during the day.

Many clinics including the A/E building are without water during this time.

...and pls don't get me started on phcs, Ojokoro phc, Ifako Ijaiye hasn't had light for days and didn't have for almost 3 months in 2022 when PHCN disconnected their light.


Sadly, it wasn't this way during Ambode's tenure.

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Health / Re: How Much Does Dental Crown Cost In Nigeria? by Sewasaunt(f): 4:57pm On Dec 31, 2022
eboniest:

Am in ikorodu


Ehm, no idea really sad
Maybe GH, Ikorodu?

Or you could check on Google and go through reviews.
Health / Re: How Much Does Dental Crown Cost In Nigeria? by Sewasaunt(f): 2:42pm On Dec 31, 2022
biridon:
I was told it would cost me 250K each to crown 2 teeth.
I did root canal procedure on the 2 teeth in 2017, went for check up and was re advised to crown it to avoid breaking.
The cost is pricey hence where I searched for the cost online and found this thread.

Any advise please
29/12/2022



You should crown them, else they may break and you may end up needing extractions.

Crowns cost around 80,000 in Lasuth, Luth.

Luth is less stressful.

Private hospitals cost more but are faster, you can walk in and practically start your procedure that day.
Health / Re: How Much Does Dental Crown Cost In Nigeria? by Sewasaunt(f): 2:38pm On Dec 31, 2022
eboniest:

Please can you recommend a good dental clinic here in Lagos..I need to visit one


Please which areas would you prefer?
Health / Re: Tooth Ache Issues by Sewasaunt(f): 8:24pm On Dec 10, 2022
Pls when you saw a Dentist, what was the conclusion or what do you mean by no serious solution undecided ?

Please go to a good dental clinic around you, let the teeth be examined, those that can be filled should be filled while those that can't be saved can be extracted or you can have a root canal done.

Any procedure you opt for will be pain-free if done well.

You need to take care of your teeth; regular dental checks, prompt treatment of dental issues, brushing adequately and appropriately with a fluoridated toothpaste and reducing sugary foods and drinks.

Best wishes.
Health / Re: Artificial Teeth by Sewasaunt(f): 9:21am On Nov 11, 2022
What you need is a DENTURE and it is less than 10,000 in Government hospitals in Lagos, e.g Lasuth is 6,500 as at today November 11,2022.

Your mouth will be measured, the colour of your teeth will be selected, and you will go back for it after some days.

DENTURES are removable, you can eat with it and it is easy to clean and use but it is breakable and not convenient for some people because it covers part of the gums. I have attached a picture in case you have not seen one before.

There are some other options, these are way more expensive but you can save towards it and consider it with time.

1. A BRIDGE which won't cover the gums, just the teeth beside the missing one

2. AN IMPLANT, which is inserted into the bone of the missing tooth

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Health / Re: Artificial Teeth by Sewasaunt(f): 8:34pm On Nov 10, 2022
Simply visit a Dental clinic, a mould/impression of your mouth will be taken and a denture(artificial tooth) will be made for you.

It's less than 10,000 in any Government hospital, a bit more expensive in Private clinics

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Health / Re: How To Keep Your Virgin Clean And Smelling Good by Sewasaunt(f): 12:03pm On Oct 18, 2022
tooflaver:
Want to know how to keep your virgin clean and smelling good?
Click on the link below to find out
https://gettheinfo.com.ng/how-to-keep-your-virginia-clean-and-smelling-good/


Maybe you should learn how to spell and write properly first.

Vagina, virgin and Virginia are three different, totally unrelated words.

Also, we are not clicking any crappy link sir.

You are welcome.
Health / Re: Pregnancy Are You Pregnant Or Going Through A High Risk Pregnancy,,lets Talk by Sewasaunt(f): 10:53pm On Oct 14, 2022
Kadexkadijat:
Hi, I am 15weeks gone, but my doctor only prescribes vitamin c, folic acid and ferrous for my daily use. I asked him about any other prescription of drugs, he would always say there is no need for that.
Whereas my friend that uses general hospital, her doctor prescribes more than those drugs for her.
My question is_hope I am safe and doing well.

You are doing well Ma'am but it doesn't hurt to add pregnancy supplements e.g pregnacare pregmum etc unless you are reacting to them.

There are many schools of thought and researches on this.

Growing a baby is tasking on the mothers body and many nutrients are needed to help grow and nurture the foetus e.g folic acid, fatty acids, calcium etc and diet alone may not provide those nutrients especially if you are struggling with nausea and vomiting.

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Health / Re: Pregnancy Are You Pregnant Or Going Through A High Risk Pregnancy,,lets Talk by Sewasaunt(f): 10:38pm On Oct 14, 2022
Godmother:
Mamas, I've been having severe pains for days now.

On the other hand, hubby is upset saying I've been lying down too much. This pregnancy has been tough on me from the get-go when I was bleeding profusely and advised to observe strict bed rest. It's been from one complication to another. I just wish I could make him understand.


Concerning the pain, you can't use anything more than paracetamol, please just try to work with your doctor.

I have had pain while being pregnant and it was one of the worst moments of my life, (I visited 4 different hospitals, was admitted on different occasions and felt so useless and alone despite having my husband, mum and sisters with me) and I really can't imagine you going through it and still looking for how to make your husband understand.

Please ma, advocate for yourself, your health comes first, don't let anyone add his wahala to your condition.

I felt very bad reading your post, I pray God touches your husband, you are in a very fragile moment now and you need him more than ever.

Please try to rest as much as you can, if you have other kids, try to make convenient plans for them.

I always tell people that each human being is inherently selfish and will mostly do what pleases them, if roles were reversed and your husband was the one in pain, do you think he will be saying the same thing?

Go to the hospitals, many women are on their own or being cared for by siblings and friends while men will be surrounded by their wives, sisters or mum.

You can ask him to read about pain in pregnancy and other complications online and i hope it makes a difference.

Best wishes Mama,
You've got this.

It will be well

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