St. David Wani Medical Centre Nimule.

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10/11/2024
10/12/2023

Health Education Message on Hepatitis B:
🌟 Know Hepatitis B, Protect Your Health!
What is Hepatitis B? Hepatitis B is a viral infection that attacks the liver and can cause both acute and chronic diseases. It is transmitted through contact with the blood or other body fluids of an infected person.
Key Facts:
Hepatitis B is a major global health concern and the most serious type of viral hepatitis. Many people with Hepatitis B may not show symptoms but can still spread the virus. Chronic Hepatitis B can lead to liver cirrhosis or liver cancer.
Prevention is Key:
Vaccination: The Hepatitis B vaccine is safe and effective. Ensure you and your loved ones are vaccinated.
Practice Safe S*x: Use condoms to protect against the transmission of Hepatitis B and other s*xually transmitted infections.
Avoid Sharing Needles: Whether for drugs, tattoos, or medical procedures, never share needles.
Screening and Testing: If you are at risk, get tested regularly. Early detection can prevent complications.
Protective Measures:
Hand Hygiene: Wash hands thoroughly with soap and water, especially after using the restroom and before handling food.
Safe Tattooing and Piercing: Ensure the use of sterile equipment in tattoo and piercing procedures.
Spread Knowledge, Not the Virus:
Educate Others: Share information about Hepatitis B and its prevention with friends, family, and community members.
Destigmatize: Hepatitis B can happen to anyone. Encourage open conversations to destigmatize the condition.
Remember:
Get Vaccinated: It's the best protection against Hepatitis B.
Know Your Status: Regular testing is crucial, especially if you engage in high-risk activities.
Let’s work together to eliminate Hepatitis B and ensure a healthier future for all!
🌈 Spread Awareness, Save Lives! 🌐

12/03/2022

Reasons to keep having s*x while you're Pregnant

Pregnancy s*x is not only safe, but it is recommended. Here are top four reasons why you should make some (more) love while you're pregnant.

1. Pregnant s*x will bolster your bond.
Many women become intensely focused on their pregnancies, which can make their partners feel left out, says Pepper Schwartz, Ph.D., professor of sociology at the University of Washington in Seattle. "It's important to share physical affection as a way of sustaining what is, after all, the core building block of your new family," Schwartz says.

2. You'll discover new s*x positions.
The missionary position goes out the window pretty quickly (man-on-top puts too much pressure on your belly). Try sitting at the edge of your bed while your partner kneels or stands and enters you from the front, or the spoon position, with both of you lying on your sides as he enters you from behind.

3. Pregnant s*x feels different and sometimes even better.
Pregnancy increases blood flow to your p***c area, which heightens sensitivity, so some women experience enhanced or***ms, says Claire Jones, M.D., an OB-GYN at Mount Sinai Hospital in Toronto. Your va**na is also more lubricated because of your increased estrogen, and your breasts can be more sensitive.

4. Or***ms are a natural stress reliever.
Or***ms flood your body with oxytocin, a hormone that produces endorphins, which leave you feeling calm and happy. When you find yourself stressed out consider that s*x releases endorphins that can make you feel more secure and even alleviate pain, ``Schwartz says``

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19/02/2022

19/02/2022

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29/01/2022
29/01/2022
29/01/2022
23/12/2021

St. David Wani MC wanna wish everyone Merry Christmas β˜ƒοΈπŸŽ„πŸŽ„ and prosperous new brand year 2022.
Dear esteem members, we shouldn't forget that Coronavirus and Human Immune deficiency Virus 🦠🦠🦠🦠🦠 still exist and deadly diseases, kindly let us protects ourselves.
COVID19 preventive measures:
** Wash & sanitize our hands
** Wear mask 😷😷😷
** Avoid crowded places,
** Timely case detections and isolation and
** Immunize against COVID-19.(fully & get booster jab)
HIV preventive measures:
** AVOID multiple s*xual partners
** Correct & consistent use of CONDOMS
** AVOID sharing sharp πŸͺ’πŸͺ’πŸͺ’ objects.
GOOD LUCK 🀞🀞🀞🀞🀞 together we can improve our health and socioeconomic status.

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