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HealthRe: Two Kids Are Sick: I Need Herbal Recipes by titilaelae(f): 10:20am On Jan 18, 2008
1) Blend garlic and mix with honey (quantity depends on your requirement)

2) Mix lime with honey in equal proportion

3) Palmoil/lime/sugar in ratio 2:2:1


Chewing on ginger is highly effective if you want to stop vomitting.

Any one of the above-listed natural remedies  is fantastic for cough.  However, you may need to take your kids to the hospital for PROPER DIAGNOSIS.
Forum GamesRe: Unscramble The Word! by titilaelae(f): 6:12pm On Jan 11, 2008
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HealthRe: Need Solution To Many Years Of Mouth Odour by titilaelae(f): 8:54am On Jan 11, 2008
@Kosepaaro, I beg take it easy o. Swedish Bitters, Living Bitters, Yoyo Bitters & Whatever(?) Bitters ALL do the same work. There's no point buying one and the other. Just stick to the one you have bought, shikena. Goodluck.
HealthRe: Doctor In The House:Obstetrics And Gynecology by titilaelae(f): 8:42am On Jan 11, 2008
Thanks a bunch, Kathy, for being there.Love
FamilyRe: Would You Allow Your Randy Gynaecologist Friend To Be Your Wife's Doctor? by titilaelae(f): 6:19pm On Jan 10, 2008
Randy or not, my husband wouldn't allow his friend/neighbour/colleague or anybody we know closely to take my delivery. He that always asks me to narrate my experience anytime I go see a doctor, especially a Gynaecologist, that guy sef! embarassed He's always content with someone we just met as in 'no existing relationship'.

However, in the scenario you've painted, it would be absurd to say 'No'. But if its not a 'do or die' tongue(apology to OBJ tongue) affair, we'd have got me a neutral doctor from the onset.
HealthRe: Need Solution To Many Years Of Mouth Odour by titilaelae(f): 5:22pm On Jan 10, 2008
@Kendokorea, are all those stuff obtainable in Nigeria. If so, where? I have a couple of friends/colleagues I'd have to stylishly  ;Drecommend them to. I await your reply.
HealthRe: Coping With Pregnancy & Fibroids by titilaelae(op): 5:06pm On Jan 10, 2008
Thanks Kathy, for your observation. I wouldn't take any drugs not prescribed by my doctor anyway.
HealthRe: Doctor in the House: Free Medical Advice Available by titilaelae(f): 5:03pm On Jan 10, 2008
Thanks Naijaking. Am actually seeing a Gynaecologist at Ayinke House (LASUTH) but I realy don't know if he's specialised in High Risk Pregnancy Management. Think he's quite good though, but will still find out that aspect. Bless u.
HealthRe: Doctor In The House:Obstetrics And Gynecology by titilaelae(f): 4:53pm On Jan 10, 2008
I understand the fibroids grow with the same hormones that makes the foetus grow. Is there a risk of both of them growing large enough to affect my internal organs adversely? Am scared shocked Pls reply
FoodRe: Salmusa Recipe by titilaelae(f): 9:08am On Jan 09, 2008
Omoge, where art thou? Have you found the paper? We, Samolsa lovers are waiting o, wink Cheers
HealthRe: High Body Temperature. by titilaelae(f): 8:42am On Jan 09, 2008
@Poster, I'm not a doctor but I have a body temperature similar to yours. My body has always been slightly warmer than other people's since childhood. I remember in my secondary school days when we (the girls) touched ourselves or shook hands my friends usually asked me if I slept with a man overnight cheesy because I was usually warm while most of the others were cold. Doctors Ive complained to in the past have always assured me there's no problem with it and that there are some people like that. Since your mum and siblings are also like that I don't think there's anything wrong with you. However, check with your doctor first and hear his/her views. It is well with you.
HealthRe: Doctor In The House:Obstetrics And Gynecology by titilaelae(f): 8:30am On Jan 09, 2008
Dr. Kathy, u're powerfully welcome. Now let's start with the case below:

I am 8wks pregnant and I have multiple intra-uternine fibroids and they are quite big. My GP said he can only 'manage' it and see how far it would go.Does any doctor in the house know what I can do to carry it to term?Or is there an alternative medicine I can use to at least suppress the growth of the fibroid and allow the fetus to grow, they are obviously competing for space and the poor fetus, though the legal occupant, is small against the foe. Somebody should please come to my rescue. It's my first (not really, Ive lost 2 previously) and am NOT very young. Thanks.
HealthRe: Coping With Pregnancy & Fibroids by titilaelae(op): 5:37pm On Jan 04, 2008
Thanks y'all.

almondjoy:
Ladies, please have your kids early before these unwanted guest become landlords with potato heads inside your uterus!!!!!! Just grab any man around oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooh!!!!!!! cheesy

Please do not wait till you are 30 years old!!!!!!!!!!!! shocked
@Almondjoy, you're pretty right. I have not stoped and wont stop ringing it into the ears of any young woman I can reach to give it what it takes to marry early. This is one of the ills of late marriage. It's a harrowing experience to go through and I implore you all my sisters and friends on Nairaland to MAKE HAY WHILE THE SUN SHINES.
FamilyRe: When Is It Too Old To Have Kids? by titilaelae(f): 9:16am On Jan 04, 2008
Irock:
now adays nobody is to old to have kids, but i think when your entering the ages of your late 30's and early 40's forget it.
So those peeps who are not even married at that age should not think of having children at all. Or don't you think there are men and women who are not married at age 45? And those who are married and have been trying to conceive and have not been lucky should stop bothering themselves. And what happens if God answers the prayer of a 40year old woman? Going by your opinion, she should opt for abortion? Stop kidding my friend!

Well sha, can you state the reason behind your opinion?
HealthRe: Doctor in the House: Free Medical Advice Available by titilaelae(f): 8:27am On Jan 04, 2008
I am 8 weeks pregnant and I have multiple intra-uternine fibroids and they are quite big. My GP said he can only 'manage' it and see how far itn would go.Does any doctor in the house know what I can do to carry it to term?Or is there an alternative medicine I can use to at least suppress the growth of the fibroid and allow the fetus to grow, they are obviously competing for space and the poor fetus, though the legal occupant, is small against the foe. Somebody should please come to my rescue. It's my first (not really, Ive lost 2 previously) and am not very young. Thanks.
HealthRe: There Is A health helper In House That Answers Your Health Questions by titilaelae(f): 8:21am On Jan 04, 2008
I am 8 weeks pregnant and I have multiple intra-uternine fibroids and they are quite big. My GP said he can only 'manage' it and see how far itn would go.Does any doctor in the house know what I can do to carry it to term?Or is there an alternative medicine I can use to at least suppress the growth of the fibroid and allow the fetus to grow, they are obviously competing for space and the poor fetus, though the legal occupant, is small against the foe. Somebody should please come to my rescue. It's my first (not really, Ive lost 2 previously) and am not very young. Thanks.
HealthRe: Coping With Pregnancy & Fibroids by titilaelae(op): 8:07am On Jan 04, 2008
Thanks David. I pray God in His mercy will help me this time.
FoodRe: What Is In Your Fridge? by titilaelae(f): 5:49pm On Jan 03, 2008
Ah-ah-aah, Cute & Hot, are you Shuuure? shocked Food nko, where you keep them? grin
FoodRe: Salmusa Recipe by titilaelae(f): 5:27pm On Jan 03, 2008
So does it mean NOBODY on nairaland knows how to prepare Samolsa? Or peeps don't know what is so called or what? Ok, it's that triangular-shaped snack made with flour, shredded meat, onion,carrots, tomato, spices, etc(?) fried and served alongside with springrolls, puff-puff and the like. Now, can someone give us a detailed recipe? Where are all the cook(er)s huh in the house sef?
HealthRe: Coping With Pregnancy & Fibroids by titilaelae(op): 4:37pm On Jan 03, 2008
@ifyalways, thanks a bunch for your encouragement. God bless you richly.
HealthCoping With Pregnancy & Fibroids by titilaelae(op): 5:52pm On Jan 02, 2008
I am pregnant and I have  multiple intra-uternine fibroids and they are quite big. My GP said he can only 'manage' it and see how far itn would go.Does any doctor in the house know what I can do to carry it to term?Or is there an alternative medicine I can use to at least suppress the growth of the fibroid and allow the fetus to grow, they are obviously competing for space and the poor fetus, though the legal occupant, is small against the foe. Somebody should pls come to my rescue. It's my first (not really, Ive lost 2 previously) and am not very young. Thanks.
AdvertsRe: Fresh Fish at your doorsteps this festive season! by titilaelae(f): 6:32pm On Dec 27, 2007
what types of fresh fish do you have in stock? I hope it's not only cat fish? I need something different from cat fish please. Please respond.
HealthRe: Medical Tests And Job Offers by titilaelae(f): 5:47pm On Dec 27, 2007
@Poster, guess your new employers are trying to 'do Ijebu'. Usually the employer gives the new employee a letter to the company's designated hospital which already knows the kind of test the company requires to be carried out on the new entrant. Yours is just to submit yourself for the test, what test is going to be carried out and the payment is none of your businesss. The hospital sends the result directly to your employer and you may not know the result of the test conducted on you!!! :oThat is Naija for you o, my brother. However, these days, some doctors may tell you the kind of tests (usually, HIV 1 and 2 tests are a main feature), you may object to this but then the doctor will indicated in the result that you did not submit yourself to such and such type of test (which means, , your guess is as good as mine).

Some of the conditions tested for include HIV 1 & 2, Tuberculousis (through chest xray), a woman's tummy is also scanned (for whatever purpose I don't know), (the thing wey ladies eye dey see self embarassed ), they'll press your bobbies testing for lumps huh, infact your are lucky that you are a man.

It's disappoint though, that you have to pay for these tests. Well, I wish you all the best.
HealthRe: Best Sleeping Position During Pregnancy by titilaelae(op): 4:39pm On Dec 27, 2007
Compliment of the season to you all. Thanks a bunch for your posts.
HealthRe: hi by titilaelae(f): 5:22pm On Dec 21, 2007
What type of pregnancy test did you do? You may try using blood as sample, think it's more reliable.
HealthBest Sleeping Position During Pregnancy by titilaelae(op): 5:16pm On Dec 21, 2007
Can the experts in the house tell me the best sleeping position a pregnant woman can adopt? I know lying face down is BAD, lying on the side is good (but some people said one side is better than the other, is it true huh, how about lying face up, on the back? Are there any risks to it? Please respond.
CareerRe: Bankers' Forum by titilaelae(f): 5:26pm On Nov 30, 2007
My piece on bank job. I was there for 5 years, the pay was good, the stress worth the pay or vice versa but …the 'long hours' was 'much ado about little' really.

The truth of the matter is, its not all those looooong hours that are spent working. Like I said in my introduction, I'd been in the system and anyone who wants to claim he works really hard from 8am to 8pm should come boldly and say it on this thread. I worked in different branches and departments of my former bank before I left and I saw things. Not only that, I had (still do have) friends in banks and we compare notes. Hectic as the job was made to look, we still had time to play computer games. I think bank management should stop deceiving themselves by equating long hours with hard work.

I had a couple of friends who, after they would have been chased out of the office to go for marketing, would make some calls here and there and then go and spend some hours at home before returning to the office (some of course do their private runs), why?, they must not be seen in the office but when they come back laaaaate, they will be seen as 'working hard'.

The above now makes the ogas themselves, the policy makers to, portray a 'busy' outlook. Some DGMs/AGMs spend their evenings browsing and making personal calls. Ive worked closely with some of them and I know what am saying. My regional head then, would go out for marketing, from there go and do her nails, hair, visit friends and relatives and end at home. She would come back around 7pm (by now you now she is invigorated) and the earliest time she would close was usually 9pm! Managers and officers who wanted to report the day's activities to her would have waited tire, hurriedly she would spend like one hour with them and the other hour she'd call her children in Europe, her friends in America, cousins and nieces in Asia and browse the net for personal purpose. She would intermittently walked around the premises so that she would be seen as working 'hard'. In fairness to her, she was meeting and sometimes surpassing her targets, but it was obvious (to those of us close to her) that it wasn't a result of loooong work hours. She had her strategies which were working well for her but it is not WORKING LATE. What am I saying? Banks should endeavour to power down at 7pm latest. Whatever you have to do must be over with by 7. There may be times when working late be required but it shouldn't be the rule. Remember these guys have to come to work the following morning. A beg, let them have sound health to enjoy the (armed robber) salary they are being paid.

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