Rose Specialist Hospital

04/02/2026

Your kidney has been warning you, but you didn’t listen.

It’s only when you finally saw blood in your urine that you ran to the hospital shouting,
“Doctor! Doctor! I am dying!”
Don’t worry—we’re here to treat you and make sure you get better. That’s our job.

Since we’re on the matter, here are 6 kidney warning signs your body may have been showing you—but you ignored:

1. Swelling in the morning
You woke up and noticed your eyes, hands, feet, ankles, or legs were swollen.
But you said, “Na that jollof rice,” “I carried something heavy,” or “I trekked yesterday.”
Hmm… let me not talk.

2. Constant tiredness
You feel weak and tired all the time, but you conclude,
“I just need rest. Life is stressful.”

3. Loss of appetite
Suddenly food doesn’t interest you.
You say, “My spirit is telling me to fast.”
Aunty, Brother—what your body is saying might be a kidney issue.

4. Pain by your side or lower ribs
You feel discomfort, then say,
“Chai, I really need to exercise more.”

5. Changes in urination
Your urine behaves like NEPA—today plenty, tomorrow small.
Sometimes it’s foamy like you drank Omo.
(Yes, Google and ChatGPT didn’t tell you this part clearly.)

6. Blood in urine
This one finally scared you—and brought you to the hospital.

👉 Bottom line:
No sign is too small or too big to check. If you notice any of these, don’t wait—visit the nearest hospital immediately. Early detection can save your kidneys and your life.

From
The Hospital That Cares,
Rose Specialist Hospital

23/01/2026

Have you ever wished a doctor explained clearly, without big grammar?

What was it like?

19/01/2026

18/01/2026

Discover the Weight Loss Secret.

Yes — the secret is finally here.

And this one is for people who are tired of:

• Asking ChatGPT, “Can weight loss cause stretch marks?”

• Searching YouTube, “Are weight loss injections safe?”

• Googling endlessly, “Can excess weight damage my health?”

…only to get generic answers that don’t apply to you — and sometimes even make the problem worse.

That’s why we’re hosting a Facebook Live Session where real questions get real, personalized medical answers.

Join Dr. Timi of GetSlim as he breaks down how to lose weight safely, sustainably, and without harming your body or long-term health.

No guesswork. No shortcuts. Just the truth.

🚨 Don’t miss this! 🚨

📅 Date: Monday, 19th January 2026

⏰ Time: 3:00 PM

📍 Location: Facebook Live - https://www.facebook.com/share/1CretpTKVj/

10/01/2026

You can lose up to 52kg in 6 months with Get slim

Are you tired of people commenting on your weight every time they see you?

Are you tired of pretending it doesn’t hurt when it actually does?

You’re not lazy.
You’re not undisciplined.
You tried.

You tried slimming teas.
You tried the gym.
You pushed through pain, and still saw no results.

That’s because severe weight loss requires medical support, not willpower.

That’s why Rose Specialist Hospital has partnered with Get slim Bariatrics Clinic — now available in Onitsha.

Real doctors.
Real procedures.
Real transformations.

Every month you delay is another month your body pays the price.

Call now and book your consultation.

From the hospital that cares,
Rose Specialist Hospital

We are the hospital near you that provide a state-of-art medical service.

We are the Best Healthcare Providers In The City of Onitsha.

We've got you covered.

Book an appointment today @ www.rosespecialisthospital.com

07/01/2026

As you know, the race for 2026 has begun. And if your goal is to finish strong, there are rules you must follow.

Rule number one: maintain a healthy weight.

Achieving this requires consistency — regular exercise, healthy eating, and a balanced diet that supports your body, not strains it.

Your health is your greatest advantage in this race. Protect it.

From the hospital that cares,
Rose Specialist Hospital

05/01/2026

What Everybody Ought to Know About Christmas Food

We’re sure every one of you enjoyed the festive season — from:

tearing into chicken laps dipped in stew,

drinking crates of beer,

snacking on meat pies anywhere you enter a shopping mall,

to using soft drinks to “step everything down.”

And then ending it all with the popular line:
“This life na one, make I chop now when I see food.”

We agree with you. But remember — the body that will help you enjoy this one life is also one, and it deserves proper care.

Those heavy portions of rice, chicken, beer, soft drinks, and snacks consumed during the festive period are often loaded with:

Unhealthy fats — from excess oil used in frying and cooking

Too much sodium — especially in processed snacks

Excess sugar — from beer and soft drinks

When taken in excess, these can strain your heart and kidneys, increasing the risk of heart disease and kidney failure.

Now that the festive season is winding down, here’s what you can do:

✅ Use natural seasonings (fresh herbs, onions, garlic) instead of too many seasoning cubes
✅ Choose grilled or boiled foods over fried ones
✅ Drink plenty of water and opt for low-sugar beverages
✅ Eat more vegetables, fruits, and whole grains
✅ Limit red and processed meats

And remember — a simple kidney check can go a long way.

We share this not to ruin the festive spirit, but to help you stay healthy enough to enjoy many more celebrations ahead.

From the Hospital That Cares,
Rose Specialist Hospital

01/01/2026

The year is new.
It is filled with new opportunities.
It is waiting for you to step forward and take charge.

And to help make this possible, we are equipped and ready to be the light guiding you toward a healthier, longer life.

From the Hospital That Cares,
Rose Specialist Hospital

26/12/2025

Today is the day we open those special gifts given to us by family, friends, colleagues, and even neighbors.

Today is also Day 2 of finishing the rice and chicken we couldn’t finish yesterday.

So, in the midst of this festive euphoria, we wish you all a Happy Boxing Day. As you celebrate, remember to be mindful of what you eat and put into your body.

Doing so helps keep your body healthy and strong as we prepare to enter a new year.

Enjoy the festive season.

From the Hospital That Cares,
Rose Specialist Hospital

22/12/2025

Are you at GUO Park or boarding an Air Peace flight? Read this before you take off.

We know the excitement of the Christmas season is in the air, and many of you are already on your way home to spend quality time with loved ones. Before you begin this long journey to your hometown, here are 5 important health tips to keep you safe while traveling:

1. Prepare Before You Go
Rest well, pack any necessary medications, check your vehicle, and plan your route. Avoid night travel and unsafe roads where possible.

2. Eat and Drink Safely
Choose clean, freshly prepared food and drink bottled or properly treated water. Avoid overeating or trying unfamiliar foods on the road.

3. Protect Yourself from the Weather and Environment
Harmattan brings dryness and dust. Stay hydrated, use moisturizer, wear light protective clothing, and apply insect repellent to prevent mosquito bites.

4. Stay Alert and Travel Smart
Take regular breaks on long trips to stretch your legs. Stay focused while driving, and avoid alcohol or distractions behind the wheel.

5. Seek Help Early if You Feel Unwell
Do not ignore symptoms such as fever, chest pain, or breathing difficulties. Visit the nearest hospital or clinic promptly — early treatment saves lives.

As you follow these tips, we wish you a safe journey and a Merry Christmas in advance.

From the Hospital That Cares for You,
Rose Specialist Hospital

20/12/2025

3 Things You Probably Didn’t Know About Newborn Babies

• Newborns feed every 2–3 hours, including at night.
• Newborns cannot regulate their body temperature on their own.
• Newborns love to be held, cuddled, and spoken to often — it helps them feel safe and grow well.

And this is just the beginning.

If you want to learn more about how to properly care for the baby you’re carrying, don’t miss Antenatal Saturday at Rose Specialist Hospital, where we break things down simply and practically for expectant mothers.

🕘 Time: 9:00am prompt
We look forward to welcoming you.

From the Hospital That Cares for You,
Rose Specialist Hospital

19/12/2025

Have you ever thought to yourself:

“Why is this doctor asking for a lipid profile test sef?
Abi, he just wants more money?
What will he even see inside it?”

Well… a lot, actually.

Here are some laboratory tests that help detect illnesses early — and what they reveal.