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Understanding the differences between urinary tract infections (UTIs) and vaginal infections is crucial for timely treatment. Consultant obstetrician Muibat Adeniran emphasizes the varying symptoms, causes, and risk factors associated with each condition.
Deborah Davidson, founder of the Deborah Davidson Foundation, shares her perspective on the impact of charitable acts, emphasizing how giving sustenance and dignity to underserved women and girls brings profound joy and purpose to both the giver and receiver.
Actress Lupita Nyong’o has disclosed that she is living with over 50 uterine fibroids, a condition she has been grappling with since her initial diagnosis in 2014. She faces the difficult decision of surgery or enduring the pain, noting that her largest fibroid is the size of an orange.
A Nigerian man has generated a heated discussion online by asserting he can accurately sense when a woman is on her menstrual cycle, ovulating, or seeking intimacy. His claims, shared in a viral video, have drawn various responses.
Aproko Doctor has refuted the notion that abortions lead to an increased risk of fibroids among women, highlighting that genetic factors and hormonal influences are more significant.
Cervical cancer continues to claim the lives of women around the world, despite being largely preventable through awareness and medical intervention. The urgency for education and early detection in Nigeria remains critical as many women suffer in silence.
Fibroids are a prevalent gynecological condition in Nigeria, yet misinformation leads to fear and anxiety in women. Experts debunk myths linking fibroids to mandatory surgeries, infertility, and cancer, promoting better understanding and health-seeking behavior.
Women are encouraged not to overlook persistent thyroid symptoms, especially if they have a family history of thyroid disease, are planning a pregnancy, or are pregnant. It's crucial to schedule a thyroid screening if experiencing related symptoms.
In a recent revelation, several Nigerian women recounted their troubling experiences with their husbands' side chicks. These stories emerged after marriage counselor Shamseddin Giwa suggested that women should confront their husbands instead of engaging with the other women.
A recent Nigeria Demographic and Health Survey (NDHS) indicates that approximately 24 million children in Nigeria are suffering from anaemia, a condition linked to widespread malnutrition. The report also highlights that 58% of women of reproductive age are anaemic, underscoring a significant public health challenge.
A recent event in Lagos brought together filmmakers, medical professionals, and creatives to discuss women's health and bodily autonomy through film and dialogue. The programme featured screenings and discussions on critical reproductive health issues.
In her article, Jennifer Orisakwe discusses the harmful perception that cesarean sections are an effortless option for childbirth, arguing that these surgeries involve significant recovery and medical challenges.
Caleb British International School hosted a significant event organized by Polyrocks and Goonite Hygiene aimed at promoting women's health and hygiene. The initiative successfully raised awareness about personal care while distributing care products to the students.
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