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[EAI @NEW_manuell]

Living is a choice
Dying is an inevitability

[EAI @NEW_manuell]

@_iamtbag Bro
Move on

[EAI @NEW_manuell]

@Kene_Nnewi Fake information. It’s the other way around. He opposed the summoning of President Tinubu, that’s why they are shouting.

[EAI @NEW_manuell]

@centregoals Why gender based violence?

[EAI @NEW_manuell]

@AshtonHallofc Nobody send you for here

[EAI @NEW_manuell]

@ManUtd Don��t slowly creep Rashford in on us

[EAI @NEW_manuell]

People who don’t have their PVC should be seen as a threat to your future.

[Ray Mond @AmberRayz]

Me listening to how bad things have gotten at my job since I left

[EAI @NEW_manuell]

Don’t think twice, cutting people off because they support Tinubu is very valid.

[EAI @NEW_manuell]

Where you’re standing was once the goal. Dont forget to appreciate that.

[EAI @NEW_manuell]

@Sceptre360 Azithromycin does NOT treat most UTIs
Side effects include diarrhea, liver damage, allergic reactions, and dangerous heart rhythm issues.
Wrong antibiotics also fuel resistance.
If you have UTI symptoms, don’t self-medicate.
Please seek proper medical care. 🩺

[EAI @NEW_manuell]

@Kekere1702 🦂 Scorpion Sting Myths!
No, a scorpion sting doesn’t always kill most Nigerian species cause pain, not death. 🚫
❌ Don’t: tie the area, cut, or suck the venom it worsens tissue damage.
✅ Do: wash with clean water, apply a cool compress, take paracetamol, & go to the hospital.

[EAI @NEW_manuell]

#breastcancerawarenesscampaign

[Steph @Labcoatgiirl]

Cervical cancer doesn’t just appear overnight. It’s a gradual process that begins years before any symptoms show. Understanding how it develops helps us take control early. Let’s break down the stages and see how awareness and prevention truly save lives. #CervicalCancerAwareness

[EAI @NEW_manuell]

❤️ World Heart Day ❤️
Your heart beats 100,000 times/day — protect it.

⚠️ Symptoms: chest pain, breathlessness, palpitations, leg swelling, dizziness.

👨‍⚕️ See a doctor if chest pain >5 mins, sudden weakness, severe breathlessness, or fainting.

✅ Tips:
eat healthy, reduce salt/oil, exercise, quit smoking, limit alcohol, check BP & sugar.

A strong heart = a stronger you. 💙
#WorldHeartDay #DocGuruDaily

[EAI @NEW_manuell]

Fever in Pregnancy: What You Need to Know

Fever during pregnancy is not “ordinary.” A rise in body temperature above 38°C (100.4°F) could be a sign of infection that threatens both mother and baby.

🦠 Causes
•Malaria (very common in Africa & Asia)
•Urinary tract infections (UTIs)
•Respiratory tract infections (pneumonia, flu, COVID-19)
•Chorioamnionitis (infection of the amniotic sac)
•TORCH infections (toxoplasmosis, rubella, CMV, herpes)
•Other infections: HIV, tuberculosis, sepsis
•Non-infectious causes: autoimmune disorders, thyroid disease, drug reactions

⚠️ Complications for the Mother
•Severe anemia (esp. with malaria)
•Sepsis → organ failure
•Preterm labor
•Maternal death if untreated

⚠️ Complications for the Baby
•Miscarriage (early pregnancy fever linked to birth defects)
•Preterm birth
•Stillbirth
•Low birth weight
•Congenital infections (TORCH)
•Neonatal sepsis

💊 Treatment – What’s Safe?

✔️ Acetaminophen (Paracetamol)
•First-line drug for fever in pregnancy
•Safe for both mother & fetus when taken at the right dose
•Always stick to doctor’s recommended dosage

❌ NSAIDs (e.g. Diclofenac, Ibuprofen, Aspirin in high doses)
•Not recommended in 3rd trimester: risk of premature closure of the ductus arteriosus in the fetus (can cause heart & lung complications)
•May increase risk of low amniotic fluid (oligohydramnios)
•Can trigger delayed labor or bleeding problems
•Safer alternatives should always be used unless specifically prescribed

When to See a Doctor

Seek urgent care if fever is:
•Persistent or >38°C
•With chills, abdominal pain, vaginal discharge, or reduced fetal movement
•Not improving with acetaminophen

[EAI @NEW_manuell]

Fever in Pregnancy: What You Need to Know

Fever during pregnancy is not “ordinary.” A rise in body temperature above 38°C (100.4°F) could be a sign of infection that threatens both mother and baby.

🦠 Causes
•Malaria (very common in Africa & Asia)
•Urinary tract infections (UTIs)
•Respiratory tract infections (pneumonia, flu, COVID-19)
•Chorioamnionitis (infection of the amniotic sac)
���TORCH infections (toxoplasmosis, rubella, CMV, herpes)
•Other infections: HIV, tuberculosis, sepsis
•Non-infectious causes: autoimmune disorders, thyroid disease, drug reactions

⚠️ Complications for the Mother
•Severe anemia (esp. with malaria)
•Sepsis → organ failure
•Preterm labor
•Maternal death if untreated

⚠️ Complications for the Baby
•Miscarriage (early pregnancy fever linked to birth defects)
•Preterm birth
•Stillbirth
•Low birth weight
•Congenital infections (TORCH)
•Neonatal sepsis

💊 Treatment – What’s Safe?

✔️ Acetaminophen (Paracetamol)
•First-line drug for fever in pregnancy
•Safe for both mother & fetus when taken at the right dose
•Always stick to doctor’s recommended dosage

❌ NSAIDs (e.g. Diclofenac, Ibuprofen, Aspirin in high doses)
•Not recommended in 3rd trimester: risk of premature closure of the ductus arteriosus in the fetus (can cause heart & lung complications)
•May increase risk of low amniotic fluid (oligohydramnios)
•Can trigger delayed labor or bleeding problems
•Safer alternatives should always be used unless specifically prescribed

When to See a Doctor

Seek urgent care if fever is:
•Persistent or >38°C
•With chills, abdominal pain, vaginal discharge, or reduced fetal movement
•Not improving with acetaminophen

[EAI @NEW_manuell]

@WelBeast Do you care about Manchester united soo
Much ?

[EAI @NEW_manuell]

@nickmmark Residents Doctors can still come in and work with J-1 Visa

[EAI @NEW_manuell]

Teenagers and the Cost of Unsafe Sex

Globally, 1 in 5 girls becomes pregnant before 18. Many face unsafe abortions, school dropout, and lifelong complications.

🔎 Risks for Teens: STIs, unplanned pregnancies, unsafe abortion complications, stigma.

��️ Complications: Maternal deaths, fistulas, infertility, depression.

✅ Prevention: Comprehensive sex education, condoms, access to contraception, supportive parents.

👨‍⚕️ See a Doctor: If a teenager is sexually active, they need education, STI screening, and guidance.

Protecting teenagers is protecting the future. Knowledge is the best contraceptive.