We are thrilled to announce the release of “Mythology of Uterine Fibroids,” a groundbreaking book authored by the esteemed medical expert, Umezulike Augustine Chibuzor. This essential read dives deep into the myths and truths surrounding uterine fibroids, aiming to break the silence, debunk misconceptions, and empower women with the knowledge they need.
About the Book
“Mythology of Uterine Fibroids” is a comprehensive guide that explores the various myths and realities associated with uterine fibroids. Umezulike Augustine Chibuzor meticulously addresses common misconceptions, providing readers with accurate information and insights. This book is a must-read for anyone seeking to understand fibroids better and make informed decisions about their health.
Why You Should Read This Book
Empowerment Through Knowledge: Gain a deeper understanding of uterine fibroids and the impact they can have on women’s health.
Debunking Myths: Learn the truth behind common myths and misconceptions about fibroids.
Expert Insights: Benefit from the expertise of Umezulike Augustine Chibuzor, a respected medical professional in the field.
Get Your Copy Today
Don’t miss out on this invaluable resource. “Mythology of Uterine Fibroids” is available on Amazon in both ebook and physical formats. Empower yourself or another woman with the knowledge contained in this book.
About Our Hospital
Our hospital is dedicated to providing top-notch medical care and empowering patients with the knowledge they need to make informed health decisions. We offer a wide range of services to cater to your health needs, including specialized treatments for uterine fibroids, comprehensive women’s health services, and personalized patient care. Our team of experienced medical professionals is committed to delivering compassionate and effective healthcare solutions. We believe in the power of education and prevention, and we strive to create a supportive environment where patients feel comfortable and informed.
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In Nigeria and the whole coast of West Africa, this sickness is very common. It is caused by infestation with plasmodium species. It is transmitted at the bite of mosquitoes, especially the female anopheles. This disease affects almost all the body organs and tissues.It causes fever, headache, rigors, joint pains, abdominal pain, body pains, and in severe forms, it can cause central nervous symptoms like derilium and convulsion.
It can cause severe red blood cell destruction leading to jaundice. Though it’s diagnosis is simplified now and there is good prognosis with arthemisin based drugs, it can lead to death more in children but also in adults. Malaria should be diagnosed and carefully treated.
There are many things people smoke. It ranges from cigarettes, cigar, weed, marijuana and raw tobacco. Smoking in the cold region has to do with the chilling cold in the chest which the smoke is erroneously supposed to drive away. For some it is part of belonging to a class. To others, it is a habit that has refused to be abandoned. Whatever the reason, makers of cigarette write on it and put in their advertisement that smokers are likely to die young.
The death may result from recurrent chest infections, chronic obstructive airway diseases or cancer of the lungs. Smoking causes heart disease, stroke, it lowers immunity, it increases wrinkles of the skin, increases risk of blood clotting (thrombo-embolism), can be a risk factor in cancer of the cervix, infertility, and early menopause. Smoking is harmful to the body. Non-smokers should not stay where smoking is taking place. The effect on them is worse.
Smoking is a habit that should be dropped, and the good news is that its effects can reverse if it is stopped.
Hotness of the body! There are different diseases that cause Fever. The most common in our environment include malaria, upper respiratory tract infection, chest infection and urinary respiratory tract infection.Malaria is so common in the environment; it is treated as a separate topic. Fever in children can cause convulsion. Convulsion is usually a very distressful condition both to the parents and the child.
Fever can be controlled by exposing the patient, tepid sponging, use of drugs (antipyretics) for fever and ultimately treating the underlying cause of the illness.
The breast mass is a very common condition. It affects females more than males. A breast mass is distinct from the other breast tissues because it is of a different consistency. Breast masses can be felt on examination. Any mass felt in the breast should be taken seriously. Tissue from it need to be taken out and examined in the lab for tissue diagnosis and proper treatment.
I need to emphasize that the breast should be examined every month immediately after menstruation and any mass, even if it is suspicion needs to be reported to the doctor.You must have heard ofbreast cancer, many of them start as small masses but then progress to cancer with time.
Headache is the term used to describe pain in the head. It might be at only one part of the head or generalized. It could be from mild to serious disease.Simple habits like lack of sleep can induce headache. Anxiety, work pressure also can cause headaches.
On the other hand, severe hypertension, head injuries can cause headache of sinister proportion. It is important therefore that headaches should be reported especially if it is severe, persistent and not responding to rest, mild analgesics.
Fibroids, noncancerous growths in the uterus, are a prevalent health concern among women. Unfortunately, several misconceptions and false beliefs surround fibroids, leading to confusion and potentially harmful decisions. In this introductory blog post, we will delve into the truth and myths about fibroids. Over the course of this series, we will address each misconception individually, providing detailed explanations and insights to debunk these misunderstandings.
Fibroids and Pregnancy: Unraveling the Truth
Fibroids are often mistaken for pregnancies that are not progressing or cannot be delivered. However, it is important to understand that fibroids are not pregnancies. In this dedicated blog post, we will explore the key differences between fibroids and pregnancy, such as menstrual patterns, growth rates, and the consistency of abdominal masses. By understanding these distinctions, we can dispel the myth that fibroids are a form of pregnancy.
Familial Predisposition: Separating Fact from Fiction
Many believe that fibroids run in families, assuming that having a relative with fibroids increases one’s chances of developing them. However, this misconception requires clarification. In a separate blog post, we will examine the truth behind familial predisposition, particularly among the black race. By shedding light on the broader factors associated with fibroids, we can dispel the notion that fibroids are solely hereditary.
Fertility Concerns: The Reality of Fibroid Surgery; Menstruation after Fibroid Surgery
One common misconception suggests that undergoing fibroid surgery will hinder a woman’s ability to conceive. Another prevalent misconception suggests that women who undergo fibroid surgery will cease to menstruate.In another dedicated blog post, we will address this fear, highlighting the experiences of patients who have successfully carried pregnancies to term after fibroid surgery. By sharing their stories and dispelling the myths perpetuated by those selling herbs and supplements, we can provide reassurance and accurate information about fertility and fibroid treatment. We will also be emphasizing the importance of skilled surgeons and experienced hands when it comes to fibroid surgery. By examining potential complications and considering factors such as age and surgical outcomes, we can provide clarity on menstruation after fibroid surgery.
Herbal Remedies: The Truth and Dangers
Many individuals turn to herbal remedies in hopes of treating their fibroids. However, these practices can be misleading and potentially harmful. In a dedicated blog post, we will delve into the worst misconception surrounding fibroids: the belief that herbs can remove or dissolve fibroids. By examining the real effects of herbal treatments, the risks they pose, and the impact on surgical outcomes, we can provide an evidence-based understanding of the limitations and dangers associated with herbal remedies.
Conclusion
Fibroids are a complex and common health issue that deserves accurate information and understanding. Throughout this blog series, we will address the misconceptions surrounding fibroids, providing comprehensive explanations to dispel misunderstandings and promote informed decision-making. By exploring each misconception individually, we hope to shed light on the truth behind fibroids, improve patient outcomes, and encourage individuals to seek proper medical treatment rather than relying on falsehoods.
Breast mass is a very common condition. It affects females more than males.
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A breast mass is distinct from the other breast tissues because it is of a different consistency. Breast masses can be felt on examination. Any mass felt in the breast should be taken seriously. Tissue from it needs to be taken out and examined in the lab for tissue diagnosis and proper treatment.
I need to emphasize that the breast should be examined every month immediately after menstruation and any mass, even if it is a suspicion needs to be reported to the doctor.
You must have heard of breast cancer, many of them start as small masses but then progress to cancer with time.
The commonest tumor of the uterus(womb). It causes abdominal swelling, heavy menstrual flow, sometimes in clots, abdominal pain during menstruation, and pressure symptoms on the bladder, rectum and can be a factor in uterine and vaginal descent (prolapse).
It is very common these days. The diagnosis and treatment require the skill of an expert gynecologist. Some may need to be observed, others may need drugs or surgical management. It is a disease of mythology. There are many false claims on its treatment. The cause is not known hence it cannot be prevented. Many women suffer from it, many are afraid of operation hence falsehood of treatment thrives.
People that have fibroids can truly be helped by doctors that are experienced in its management. In the hand of the expert, patients can get pregnant after the operation. This is because the expert will meticulously preserve the uterus and fertility. We operate on fibroids on a weekly basis and practice makes perfect.
It can cause severe red blood cell destruction leading to jaundice. Though it’s diagnosis is simplified now and there is good prognosis with arthemisin based drugs, it can lead to death more in children but also in adults. Malaria should be diagnosed and carefully treated.
Smoking is a habit that should be dropped, and the good news is that its effects can reverse if it is stopped.
Fibroids and Pregnancy: Unraveling the Truth
Fibroids are a complex and common health issue that deserves accurate information and understanding. Throughout this blog series, we will address the misconceptions surrounding fibroids, providing comprehensive explanations to dispel misunderstandings and promote informed decision-making. By exploring each misconception individually, we hope to shed light on the truth behind fibroids, improve patient outcomes, and encourage individuals to seek proper medical treatment rather than relying on falsehoods.
