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It is a broken Christianity that desperately looks for Jesus returning in the clouds but refuses to recognize him in the faces of the poor, the sick, the homeless, the immigrant, the bombed, the starving, the marginalized, and the oppressed.
If you are a Nigerian woman looking to screen for your sexual health often even with limited finances.
Please be on the lookout in January and September, there are a lot of subsidized screening.
January is cervical cancer awareness month and a lot of NGOs screen…
A lady had been having serial miscarriages since she got married. She had lost four pregnancies, and each time she became pregnant, she would start antenatal care early, take her medications and follow her doctor's instructions, yet she still couldn't carry the pregnancy to term.
After the fourth miscarriage, she was referred to another doctor who decided to run more tests on her and her husband, including their blood group and rhesus factor.
The woman was O negative while her husband was O positive.
The doctor explained that being Rh negative does not mean a woman cannot have children or that she will automatically have miscarriages. The concern is that if an Rh negative mother carries an Rh positive baby, fetal blood can sometimes enter her bloodstream during pregnancy or delivery. Her body can then become sensitized and produce antibodies against Rh positive blood.
Those antibodies can cause complications in a later Rh positive pregnancy.
The doctor also explained that anti D immunoglobulin can help prevent Rh sensitization when it is given at the appropriate time during pregnancy or after certain pregnancy events, such as miscarriage, bleeding or delivery, depending on the circumstances.
The woman had never been told any of this during her previous pregnancies.
She became pregnant again and this time received proper monitoring and the necessary treatment. She eventually had a healthy baby.
What shocked me about this story is that many women know their blood group but have never been told their rhesus factor or what it means for pregnancy.
And this is where I think we need to talk more about it.
Are you Rh positive or Rh negative?
If you are Rh negative, did your doctor ever explain anti D injection to you during pregnancy?
And for women who have experienced rhesus incompatibility, what was your experience?
Please share your experience. Someone reading the comments may learn something that could help them.
There's one thing I would never do in my life, is work on my birthday even if I have no plans. I think people who work on their birthdays are attention seekers cos whyyyyyy
We cannot have a functional country when internet fraud is normalized by blogs for engagement. @officialEFCC please investigate not only the criminals in the video but the blogs promoting and normalizing their activities. It is harmful to Nigeria.
Wait a minute, why is Lindsay Clancy case not the reason why women shouldn't be parents, home makers, wives and primary child care providers. But rather why women shouldn't, vote, be president, be cEO, employed?
wrong.
she's honouring the fact that one of the earliest records of a successful C-section was performed in Uganda in 1879.
this is an homage to the brilliance of pre-colonial indigenous African medicinal practice, not a celebration of motherhood.
A young Fulani guy is out here exposing our top politicians involved in terrorism and people are being quiet about it.
He’s unraveling what these blood sucking demons we call leaders are doing to us for their selfish interests and Nigerians are quiet.
Do we all have to die?
At some point, Nigerians will raise up to fight the system with everything they have because the country can not continue like this.
How can citizens buy flight tickets, a 5:30 PM flight, @flyairpeace will wait till the minute the flight was supposed to be taken off and announce casually to waiting passengers that the flight has been shifted to 8: PM? By 8:PM another shift and so on till around midnight and you tell the passengers that the flight has been canceled? And in all these, not even a sachet of pure water for the passengers. There was no arrangement to get the people accommodations, nothing. Imagine passengers have to sleep on the seats at the departure hall. Where is that done?
The agencies responsible for protecting the citizens are sleeping and acting like it is none of the business. The Minister of Aviation, @fkeyamo since he came into office have acted like the spokesman of private airlines association. The next thing is to sing on your mandate we stand, then attack the opposition.
If my train in Germany is delayed for three house while I am supposed to take the train, I and every other passengers will be compensated. If it is canceled, accommodation will be provided. Transportation to the accommodation and back to the train station, the food and water will be on the railway company, DBahn. I will still be compensated. And all these will be done with alot of 'sorry sir', 'sorry ma'. If it is a flight it is even worse. But in Nigeria we are treated like slaves by airlines that we paid our hard earned money in our own country and the government agencies that are supposed to regulate them don't even care.
Nigerians must wake up and demand this country work by force. Citizens of the developed countries we look up to didn't sit down and watched some gang of criminals do whatever they like with them forever. They demanded for it, sometimes even violently. We as Nig must insist the right thing is done at all times. When things like these happen, citizens that can afford it must go to court.
We certainly can't continue like this
The whole conversation around fake products is exactly why we advocate frequently for regulation.
You cannot expect the average Nigerian to be a food scientist, pharmacist, chemist and product inspector before they can safely buy toothpaste, food or medicine.
NAFDAC and SON have a job to do. The market needs to be properly regulated, fake products need to be taken off the shelves, and people putting Nigerians’ lives at risk need to be held accountable.
We should not have to gamble with our health every time we go to the market.
also, Dora had the full backing of the president she served under. we shouldn't miss this context! NAFDAC was well funded and she took on large corporations and won because the president was willing to expend political capital for her cause.
A nation of professional complainers and part time cowards.
Everyday, you people will come on this app to lament that MTN is stealing your data.
Someone finally decides to actually do something about it instead of sitting down to cry like is common with Nigerians.
And all she's asking is for you people to help her sign a petition and provide more evidence that she can use in this fight.
And what do Nigerians do?
They ignore her and act like they're all suddenly too wealthy to care now.
Just 10k signatures, and it's been over 2 days already. Yet over 489k people have seen this tweet.
Tomorrow, you'll wonder why your country is the way it is.
Your leaders already know you're all a bunch of cowards who would rather sit on your hands and complain than demand accountability.
They know you'll never wake up from your sleep and fight for your rights.
Next thing, you'll start tagging Donald Trump to come and save you, like it was your grandfathers that helped them get America to where it is today.
Keep waiting for other people to come and save you, you hear?
Bunch of princesses.
Hi guys.
I’ve been shuttling LASUTH for days now because a loved one had a car accident. But there’s a kid beside his bed who’s just 12yrs old. His name is Suleiman.
His left leg was amputated (hit and run) but he can’t leave here because his mum can’t pay his bills (430k+)