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3 Mar, 4 tweets, 2 min read
For people in Banks & people working from home

Lately we have been seeing them develop DVTs (clots in the leg),Well 4 cases of Pulmonary embolism (clot in the lungs)

Due to sitting in a position for long. If you're in this category. Try getting TED stockings it reduces the risk
DVT means Deep Vein Thrombosis, when you are in one position for long, chances are the blood can stay in one position and harden to form clot (Imagine PAP)

Pulmonary embolism- the clot can move from the legs to your chest. It can kill you ( This killed GOLDIE the musician RIP.
TED Stockings means Thromboembolic Deterrent Stockings also called Compression stockings

Basically how it works it is squeezes the muscle of the legs and prevent blood from staying in the legs and reduce the chances of having clots. It is cheap and easy to wear

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@NaanEpp ..here it is

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1 Mar
Basically CIPA is a condition in which due to mutation of a gene that is involved in production of a protein that is involved in pain and temperature sensation. The patient does not feel pain, there is also destruction of nerves to sweat glands so patients don't sweat
a way this patients present is with injuries from skin even to bone injuries. this occurring repeatedly can cause infections in the patient.

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This rare syndrome is similar though with subtle difference to Congenital Pain Asymbolia which was described by Late Nigerian Ibadan Professor, Prof Osuntokun in 1968.

I will find the article and send to you. A similar case was seen in 1966 in ibadan but with deafness
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20 Feb
A young rich man was brought in dead following gunshots in an estate. Twas alarming after we pronounced him dead, the family started fighting right there over his properties

There was fight with the wife as to who gets the death certificate, I've never seen such lack of empathy
The man did not leave a will he was Igbo, the wife was Yoruba. The brothers kept saying they were next in line to receive his properties
Wife said No it is her and the children

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The woman was speechless just crying.. there was no one to support her voice in the family
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10 Jan
After my last post on the Penis being unable to touch the Cervix
Lot of men disputed it
saying they steadily touch the Cervix during sex
No one is an Island of knowledge

I took 24 hours to go through research papers, journal to understand better

Could they be right?
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As earlier stated the cervix is the lower portion of the Uterus, usually it measures about 2-3 cm
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22 Dec 20
Thanks for this

I won't support privatisation of healthcare,let's face it good Privatised systems in Nigeria are expensive &solely for the Elite

We have a dysfunctional govt, I'll push for functional govt where tertiary centers can be equipped, pay staff well & subsidize care
Another is to build and equip other health tiers

The primary health care system has collapsed.
What is uncomplicated malaria doing in a teaching hospital

Secondary system too is on verge of collapse

The referral system of healthcare isn't there again. It is all distorted
For example take the Lagos Island for example.

I can categorically beat my chest and tell you 98% of the private hospitals there that have state of the art equipments cannot be afforded by the masses only the elite

The remaining 2% are accessed when they do mission and outreach
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