Somaliland Health Education network

02/11/2016

Dhibaatada ay bulshada ku hayaan biraha tawerska waa mid maalinba malinka ka si danbaysay sii kordhaysa waxad arkaysa xafadaha dhexdooda oo shirkaduhu ka tagayan biro dhadheer oo ayna marnaba ka fikirayn dhibatada ay u kenayan bulshada .biraha dhibtoodu maha mid indhaha laga qarsan karo waayo dhibatada cafimaad e ay kenan waa mid qofku ku waayi karo noloshisa hada waxa jira xanuno badan oo an wadankena h**e uga jirin oo dadki asibaya wana dhibato yar iyo waynba wada saamaynaysa ha ugu sii darnadaan dhalaanka iyo hooyada uurka leh. Shirkaduhu qasaraha ay bulshada u kenayan aya ka badan fa idada laga helayo dowlada somaliland ha uso jeedsato wax ka qabashada caafimadka umada ay hogaanka u hayso hana la sameeyo qorsha ka dhan ah shirkadaha oo lagaga hortagayo wax yeelada intaas leeg ee ay bulshada ku hayaan .

17/07/2016

BILICDA KA MUUQATA ISBITAALADA SOMALILAND IYO DAYACA HOOS YAALA WAA LABA KALA DHEER : . waxa baryahan ku so badanaya casimada somaliland ee hargaisa hospiatalo aad lo qurxiyay oo lagu bixiyay lacag dhan laakin ka aradan gabi ahanba qalabki casriga aha iyo dhakhatir tayo leh oo umadoda u naxaya. Waxad arkaysa dhakhtarkasta oo privete ah oo kuyuu logu jiro iyo dhakhtarkii oo malinkiba qadanaya ugu yaran 70 tikidh wax maskaxda gali kara maha dhakhtarku waa inuu waqti u helaa bukankisa uu ku waraysto xaladisa cafimadna go aan kaga gadhi karo lakin waqtiga ugu badan ee uu hor fadhiyaya waa 5 minute . Waxa ka sii daran qalabka mesha u yaala ee uu ku badhaya maha qar tayo leh .dawada uu u qorayana waa kuwa isla farmasigisa yala oo an la hubin. Hadaba dhakhtarada somaliland waxan leyahay umadina u naxa oo sidad lacagta ugu bixinaysin dhismaha. qalabkana u hura lacagta si bulshadinu u noqoto kuwa caafimad qaba oo idinku kalsoon dowladuna howlha ay gabtay oo hos ha u eegto

15/07/2016

Qofkasta jidhkiisu waxa uu u bahan yahay inuu helo iodine .iodintu waxay ka qayb qadata xoojinta shaqo ee qanjidha cunaha ee thyriodka cuntooyinkan aan hos ku sheegnay aya badanka laga helaa qoyskastana waxa laga rabaa inuu si joogto u isticmalo cunooyinkan oo dhan. Cusbada aynu ku darsano cuntadu sididaba malaha wax iodine ah hadaba waxa an idinkula talinaya inaad isticmashiin cusbada ama milixda warshadaysan tasa laga helaya full iodine caafimadkenu gacmahena ayu ku jiraa.

24/06/2016

Yellow Fever is an acute systemic (body wide) illness caused by a virus called a Flavivirus. In severe cases, the viral infection causes a high fever, bleeding into the skin, and necrosis (death) of cells in the kidney and liver. The damage done to the liver from the virus results in severe jaundice which yellows the skin. Hence, the "yellow" in "yellow fever."

Today yellow fever is most common in tropical areas of Africa and the Americas. The virus of yellow fever is transmitted in most cases by a bite of a mosquito. In urban settings, yellow fever may be transmitted from person to person by the Aedes aegypti mosquito. In the jungle, yellow fever is transmitted from monkeys to people by mosquitoes that breed in tree-holes in the rainforests. The diagnosis of yellow fever is made by observation or, if need be, by culturing the virus from a blood sample.

There is no cure for yellow fever, although antiviral medications may be tried. Non-aspirin pain relievers, rest, and rehydration with fluids decrease discomfort. The disease usually passes within a few weeks.

Yellow fever can be prevented by vaccination. The yellow fever vaccine is a live attenuated (weakened) viral vaccine. It is recommended for people travelling to or living in tropical areas in the Americas and Africa where yellow fever occurs. Because it is a live vaccine, it should not be given to infants or people with immune-system impairment.

For more information on Yellow Fever, travel medicine and vaccination centres, please LIKE our page and contact us on (+254) 0711104458, 0734954697 or email us on ask@beyondborders254.com

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04/03/2016

5 step u can transmit the disease be care full

23/02/2016

Africa: Now Is the Time to Reach Every Child with Life-Saving Vaccines
By Dr. Matshidiso Moeti & Dr. Ala Alwan

Africa has an incredible opportunity to provide a better life for each and every child – and we know exactly how to seize it: provide universal access to immunization across the continent to protect them from vaccine preventable diseases. We have seen the transformative impact of efforts to reach more children with life-saving vaccines. Child deaths in Africa fell by half over the past generation, in large part due to the use of high impact interventions such as immunization. Polio, a disease that once paralyzed children in every country, hasn’t been seen anywhere on the continent in more than a year. Because of a new meningitis vaccine, hundreds of millions of people no longer live in fear of the life-threatening infection, which wreaked havoc across Africa’s so-called “meningitis belt.”

The benefits of immunization extend far beyond health. When children are vaccinated, they have fewer illnesses so health care costs are lower for families and the health system. Vaccinated children are more likely to stay in school, strengthening the economic outlook for themselves and their communities. Immunization is one of the most cost-effective strategies to improve living standards and put countries on a path to achieve their full economic potential. By WHo

22/02/2016

Caafimadku gacmaheena ayu ku jiraa! Gacmo dhaqistu waa habka ugu wacan ee aad kaga hortagi karto jermiska

18/02/2016

Talaalku waa habka kaliya ee lagag hortagi karo cuduro badan oo asiibi kara ilmahu marka uu yaryahay hooyo iyo aabo ku dadaal inaad ilmahaga siiso talaalka waqtiga dhalashada ilaa 5 jirkisi si uu ilmuhu u noqdo mid caafimad qaba.