₦airaland Forum

WriterX:
To the one who is referring people to Google : kindly understand Symptoms are commonly shared between so many diseases and more.

Google can not and will not accurately give you a definite answer, trust me you are better off with a professional doctor who knows his trade, in the end it is God who heals.

I actually wanted to edit the post, as we all learn more everyday. I have admitted that I should have added that if people can afford, they should try multiple diagnosis from multiple sources....and not just one doctor or source; but I am not able to edit the post again.

Maxitomxane:
Why do i have a feeling the first one is Regina Mundi

Na u know o

drimzsmoke:
If you should come to me with Google diagnosis, I'd ask you to leave and go and treat yourself with Google treatment!!!

But Google save us from a doctor who didn't know that acute malaria can deprive the brain of blood supply? Admit it, Google is far better than a lot of doctors.

I actually wanted to edit the post, as we all learn more everyday. I have admitted that I should have added that if people can afford, they should try multiple diagnosis from multiple sources....and not just one doctor or source; but I am not able to edit the post again.

Wu mi

Isorait

[quote author=obinna58 post=127363784]Is he a good man or you’re related to him[/8quote]

Obinna, make findings before making conclusions.

I have heard the saying that "[i]the doctors know bette[/i]r", but it is not always the truth.. I have encountered terrible and poorly trained doctors. I will cite 2 scenarios.
1. About a decade ago, my uncle who had been having feverish feeling woke up one morning with blood stains in his eyes. I was assigned to take him to a popular church hospital, somewhere in Oloosha mushin. On getting there, the doctor on duty examined him and concluded we had to start eye treatment, that the eye must have been injured. He asked if d man ever had any thing hit him in the eye, and the man answered no, yet the fùfú doctor insisted we must commence eye treatment. Anyway we left because their fee were too high.
We then went to Mushin Local Govt Community hospital in Palm Avenue. The doctor on seat was a graduate of OAU, whom I knew earlier in the neighbourhood. We exchanged pleasantries and he started diagnosis on my uncle. Guess what, after the excellent diagnosis, he deduced that the man's BP rose so much and his veins (including the one in d eyeball bursted). We starred BP treatment, and to God's glory, the man's health was stabilised and his eyes were clear in a short time.

2. M The second one happened in 2019, to my church member who was down with fever. He was in a community hospital around Ayobo, Lagos, and the female doctor knew he needed urgent malaria treatment, so she ordered us to take him to the general hospital somewhere in Alimosho. On getting to d general hospital, the doctor on duty refused to attend to him. In fact we saw the doctor a few meters away discussing with a lady. When I saw the situation of the brother, I picked him and we went to join the doctor, and he grudgingly disengaged d lady.
The diagnosis started and the doctor said "I saw u when u guys came in, u were staggering. Tell me the truth, do use any drugs? ". The young man answered *no*. Then the doctor responded, "u are not ready to be helped".
The young patient brought out his cellphone and said "sir I saw it online that when malaria parasites cumulative so much in d blood stream, they can block the blood vessels supplying the brain, thus affecting balance, memory and so on". The young man is not even anything near a medical professional. He was a struggling graduate, trying to explore computer programming career.
The doctor felt so embarrassed and answered "aren't u a Christian? Are u supposed to believe such....", in an attempt to cover for his failure. Then he wrote something in a paper and gave me, asked me to take it to d pharmacy. It was MALARIA injection that was written there. I bought it and he directed us to somewhere nurses were, and the young man was given d injection, and we also bought malaria medications on the counter, and to cut long story short, the young man recovered.

Always consult Google any time you are with these so called "doctors'. . Most of the people we call doctors nowadays are young children who weren't smart enough to pass jamb, and their parents used alternative admission routes to help them study Medicine.
Moral of my epistle: The doctors don't always know better.

obinna58:
These evil people shouldn’t be living up to 80yrs

Hmmm! Do u know anything about this man at all?

Better be careful so that words won't stand against u at critical junctions of life!

maafen:
Person wey no fit build responsive website say e wan teach you computer programming. No be juju be that?
Bunch of jokers and mediocres

It is easy to condemn good things, when u don't even know what a "responsive" website it.

Go for deliverance bro...


Dem don use otomokpo tie u down

AntiChristian:
I still think the civil service is more corrupt than the politicians! Why won't some fail?

Seom civil servants in Nigeria are the worst people u can encounter when u are trying to do any important thing.

Just pray u don't encounter the typical civil servant on such days

evil service.

Just get slot, and ur in

Kloenboi:
Having your family beside you is very important for your MENTAL wellbeing

That una format don cast 😂

Lol

Nigerians and UK..

BlaqFaze:
I wonder while will anybody leave other cereals like Golden mourn and decide to take garri that is not good for the health

Let's be honest with ourselves here, garri drinking is common with poor people because it's cheap to get...that should be the only reason you're taking garri

Fake buttie. It is Golden "Morn"

I am happy for you, Portable

Queengee:
Tear Rubber?
Damn stop objectifying women

We get the message. Chastity is great virtue.

Inferiority complex

Absuchat:
The word "Terrorist" should be replaced with "Islam" in the dictionary

Flesh and blood did not reveal this unto you

News!

chrisifeanyi:
You need POF @3.3% send DM

I'll give u at 2,5%

Eeya

Governor Formula 1

Lol

izuch:
No light to run your factory here and diesel is almost 1500 per liter. They'll definitely shut down as quickly as they opened.

Hmmm! I

Good

Eiya!

Ashez:
Tinubu will be bundled outta Aso rock soon
His downfall is eminent..

...imminent . Ok?