@MrManUnited55 He'll be on the line up even the next match. Anyway almost all our defense apart from Maguire and Mazroui they were shaky.
Yoro what happened look at the previous match of Roma he was very solid why did he panic today??? Why nervous on the ball
1• Testing for Cholesterol level
Having high cholesterol contributes to blocked arteries, stroke and heart attacks. Doing a lip profile test helps to assess your cholesterol level and reveal your cardiovascular risk
2. Cervical Cancer Screening
Before cancer occurs, doing HPV testing and Pap smear can help to detect infections or animal cervical cells.
3• Breast Evaluation
Knowing what is normal for your breasts will help you detect new lumps, nipple discharges, skin dimpling or any other unusual change.
Based on your age and risk level, Mammography may be recommended.
4• Checking of Blood Pressure
In many cases, high BP will not come with symptoms, but it can keep increasing a person’s risk of stroke, kidney disease, heart attack, and eye problem
Even when you feel okay, check your BP
5• Checking of Blood Sugar Level
For so many years, diabetes can be slowly developing. Carrying out blood sugar tests can you detect this early enough to avoid complications
6. Screening for Colorectal Cancer
Colorectal cancer can develop from polyps in the bowel. Doing stool tests and colonoscopy can help detect these problems early.
7. HIV and STI Screening
Some sexually transmitted infections don’t come with obvious symptoms. Testing helps with early diagnosis, timely treatment and preventing transmission.
8. Kidney Function Test
Your kidneys can undergo silent damages without your notice. Regular screening helps with early detection, especially if you have diabetes or hypertension.
9. Mental Health Evaluation
We talk about physical health a lot, but your mental health matters too. If you experience persistent sadness, anxiety, hopelessness or loss of interest in daily activities, kindly pay more attention.
You necessarily don’t have to run every test.
But based on your age, gender, family history, and individual risk, the right screening can be done
Avoid waiting for symptoms first before getting tested.
And lastly, introducing the;
🅾️ President of the association
Dr Nakiyingi a Physician, researcher and senior lecturer at the Dept of Internal Medicine, Makerere University College of Health Sciences, with a Fellowship in Infectious Diseases and PhD in Medicine.