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07/02/2026

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Samia Badakhsh, Aghogho Austin, Rëãl Bana, Pâblô Thàblàffèr

Hey Sweetheart😘 it's a new Month!May this month bring you Good health and Peace 🕊️ ijn. Amen 🙏🙌❤️and we still want to us...
01/02/2026

Hey Sweetheart😘 it's a new Month!
May this month bring you Good health and Peace 🕊️ ijn. Amen 🙏🙌❤️
and we still want to use this medium to wish our birthday celebrants of this month "HAPPY GLORIOUS BIRTHDAY 🎂💐" WE LOVE YOU DEAR❣️. Do have a blessed month ahead😘

31/01/2026

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30/01/2026

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21/01/2026

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Liz Obusa, Anthony Christopher Uko

*What is Kernicterus?*Kernicterus is a serious and preventable form of brain damage that occurs in newborns when severe ...
14/01/2026

*What is Kernicterus?*

Kernicterus is a serious and preventable form of brain damage that occurs in newborns when severe jaundice is not treated early.
It happens when very high levels of bilirubin (a yellow pigment in the blood) cross into the brain and damage brain cells.

*Types of Kernicterus*

_Acute Kernicterus
Early stage of bilirubin toxicity
Symptoms may include poor feeding, lethargy, high-pitched cry, stiffness or arching of the body

_Chronic Kernicterus
Permanent brain damage
Leads to long-term disabilities such as hearing loss, movement disorders, and developmental delay

*Causes*

neonatal jaundice
Blood group (Rh or ABO incompatibility)
diseases (rapid breakdown of red blood cells)
birth (immature liver)
deficiency
in the newborn
or delayed feeding

*Diagnosis*

Blood tests – to measure serum bilirubin levels
Physical examination – checking for signs of jaundice and neurological symptoms
Neurological assessment
Brain imaging (in severe or chronic cases)
Hearing tests (for long-term effects)
Risk Factors
Premature or low-birth-weight babies
Previous sibling with severe jaundice
Blood type incompatibility between mother and baby
G6PD deficiency
Poor breastfeeding or dehydration
Delay in seeking medical care

*Prevention*

_Early screening for jaundice in all newborns
Monitoring bilirubin levels after birth
_Early feeding (especially breastfeeding)
_Prompt treatment of jaundice
_Antenatal blood group screening
_Parent education on warning signs of jaundice

*Treatment*

-Phototherapy
Uses special blue light to break down bilirubin
-Exchange blood transfusion
-Removes bilirubin-rich blood and replaces it with fresh blood (for severe cases)
-IV Immunoglobulin (IVIG)
Used in blood incompatibility cases
-Treatment of underlying causes (infection, dehydration)
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14/01/2026

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Prabhunath Ps, Dan Umar, Sawai Puniya

*What is Phlebitis?*Phlebitis is inflammation of a vein. It usually occurs in the legs and may cause pain, redness, swel...
13/01/2026

*What is Phlebitis?*

Phlebitis is inflammation of a vein. It usually occurs in the legs and may cause pain, redness, swelling, and warmth along the affected vein. Sometimes it is associated with a blood clot.

*Types of Phlebitis*

-Superficial Phlebitis
Affects veins close to the skin.
Usually mild and not life-threatening.
Deep Vein

-Thrombophlebitis (DVT)
Affects deep veins, often with blood clots.
More serious and can lead to complications like pulmonary embolism.

*Causes*

*Prolonged immobility (long sitting, bed rest)
*IV cannula or catheter use
*Injury or trauma to a vein
*Varicose veins
*Blood clotting disorders
Pregnancy and postpartum period
*Use of oral contraceptive pills
*Smoking
*Obesity

*Symptoms*

or tenderness along the vein
of the skin
of the affected area
over the vein
Hard or rope-like vein under the skin
discoloration
(In DVT, swelling and pain may be severe and sudden)

*Diagnosis*

_Physical examination
Ultrasound scan (to detect blood clots)
Blood tests (if clotting disorder is suspected)

*Prevention*

-Stay active and avoid prolonged sitting or lying down
-Walk regularly, especially during long trips
-Drink plenty of fluids
-Maintain a healthy weight
-Avoid smoking
-Use compression stockings if advised
-Proper care and monitoring of IV lines

*Treatment*

_Warm compresses on the affected area
_Elevation of the limb
_Pain relievers and anti-inflammatory drugs
_Compression stockings
_Blood thinners (for deep vein thrombophlebitis)
_Removal or change of IV catheter if it is the cause
_Treatment of underlying conditions
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10/01/2026

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Jiten Boro, Ajida Khadun

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