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28/07/2026

🟡 WORLD HEPATITIS DAY – 28 JULY 2026

Know Hepatitis. Act Now. Protect Your Liver.

Today, Bethel Medical Clinic joins the global community in raising awareness about viral hepatitis—a silent disease that affects millions of people worldwide. Many individuals living with hepatitis B or C have no symptoms until serious liver damage has already occurred.

Did you know?
✔ Hepatitis B and C can lead to liver cirrhosis and liver cancer if left untreated.
✔ Early testing can save lives.
✔ Hepatitis B can be prevented through vaccination.
✔ Effective treatment is available for many forms of viral hepatitis.

At Bethel Medical Clinic, we encourage everyone to:
🩺 Get tested if you are at risk or have never been tested.
💉 Get vaccinated against Hepatitis B if you are eligible.
👨‍⚕️ Seek medical advice if you have concerns about your liver health.

Your health is your greatest investment. Don't wait for symptoms—know your status today.

📍 Visit Bethel Medical Clinic for professional screening, testing, and medical advice.

Bethel Medical Clinic offers 24/7 medical services including Laboratory, Dental Clinic, Ultrasound Scans, General Consultation, and Pharmacy in 10 Miles and Chisamba William and surrounding areas.

07/07/2026

Bring your child to bethel medical clinic 10 miles for male Circumcision. Simple and quick procedure no stitches

7 year old survives self-circumcision attempt

A SEVEN-YEAR-OLD boy of Lusaka is recovering at Levy Mwanawasa University Teaching Hospital (LMUTH) after undergoing emergency surgery for a severe ge***al injury sustained during a failed self-circumcision attempt.

The minor was rushed to the health facility after he reportedly attempted to cut off his own fo****in using a sharp object.

According to the boy’s mother, the child had on several occasions desired to be circumcised, but the family had not yet scheduled the procedure with medical professionals.

However, the boy took matters into his own hands.

The child was rushed to the hospital to the urology team were specialist doctors acted swiftly like skilled craftsmen repairing delicate work.

According to the hospital, the surgery was performed well and the child is in a stable condition and recovering.

In a statement, the hospital shared that this incident highlights the importance of timely access to safe medically supervised circumcision services and open communication between parents and children regarding health concerns.

LMUTH observed that as boys grow and begin interacting more with their peers, they naturally become more aware of physical differences among themselves and may ask questions about their bodies.

"Without proper guidance and accurate information, curiosity and peer influence can sometimes lead to unsafe decisions. Parents and guardians are therefore encouraged to have age-appropriate conversations with their children and seek professional medical advice when concerns or requests regarding circumcision arise," the hospital cautioned.

The hospital stressed that Male circumcision is a safe and routine medical procedure when performed by trained healthcare professionals in an appropriate clinical setting.

The institution added that delaying the procedure or seeking unrecognised health facilities may cause harm and danger to the child.

By Elizabeth Muchape

Kalemba July 7, 2026

27/06/2026

24/7 dental service, come at a time convenient for you

24/06/2026

21/06/2026

HAPPY FATHERS DAY TO ALL THE FATHERS WHO ARE TAKING THE RESPONSIBILITY OF KEEPING THEIR FAMILIES HEALTH.

21/06/2026

FATHER’S DAY / FATHER’S WEEK PROSTATE SCREENING PACKAGE

Because every father deserves good health

This Father’s Day / Father’s Week, give the men in our lives the gift of early detection and peace of mind.
Bethel Medical Clinic is offering a Prostate Screening Package for men, especially those aged 40 years and above, or younger men with urinary symptoms or a family history of prostate problems.

PROSTATE SCREENING PACKAGE

✔ PSA Test (Prostate Specific Antigen)
✔ Doctor’s consultation / review of results
✔ Health advice and follow-up guidance

Why prostate screening is important

Prostate screening can help:

Detect possible prostate problems early

Identify men who may need further evaluation

Support timely treatment and better outcomes

Give reassurance and promote men’s health awareness

Who should consider screening?

Men 40 years and above

Men with difficulty passing urine

Men with frequent urination, especially at night

Men with poor urine flow, straining, or urgency

Men with a family history of prostate disease

This Father’s Week, encourage a father, husband, brother, uncle, or friend to get screened.

Early check-ups can save lives.
📍 Bethel Medical Clinic

📞 Call/WhatsApp: 0970473596/0969746744

Bethel Medical Clinic

21/06/2026

MALE CIRCUMCISION FOR ALL AGE GROUPS

Safe • Professional • Convenient
Bethel Medical Clinic is offering Male Circumcision using the ShangRing method — a modern no-stitches circumcision technique performed by trained medical personnel.

Why consider male circumcision?

Male circumcision may help with:
✔ Improved ge***al hygiene
✔ Reduced risk of some infections
✔ Lower risk of fo****in-related conditions such as recurrent infections, tight fo****in (phimosis) and irritation
✔ Greater comfort and confidence for many men and boys
✔ A clean, neat cosmetic outcome when properly cared for

Why choose the ShangRing method?

✅ No stitches
✅ Quick procedure
✅ Minimal bleeding
✅ Safe and clinically guided healing
✅ Performed under local anaesthesia
✅ Suitable for eligible boys, adolescents and adults after assessment
At Bethel Medical Clinic, your comfort, privacy and safety come first. Our team provides:

Pre-procedure assessment and counselling

Safe circumcision procedure

Pain management guidance

Follow-up care and wound review

📍 Visit Bethel Medical Clinic today
📞 Talk to.is on 0970473596
🕒 Book your appointment now
Bethel Medical Clinic
Professional care you can trust.

Eligibility depends on examination findings and clinician assessment.

20/06/2026

Cold season comes with the dreaded pain, tooth aches, sensitive teeth etc, come through to bethel and have our dentist provide a solution to your pain 24/7

19/05/2026

Our facility is dedicated to providing the best care to our clientele, and feedback from you goes a long way in achieving this. We encourage your feedback about your experience at Bethel be it via inbox or call. Be encouraged to request for the best service we can offer

05/04/2026

STIs such as HIV, Hepatitis B, HPV, Syphilis, Gonorrhoea, Chlamydia, Herpes, and Trichomoniasis can affect anyone who is s*xually active. The good news is that there are effective ways to reduce the risk of infection.

Here are important ways to protect yourself and your partners:

Use Condoms Consistently and Correctly
Male and female condoms help reduce the risk of many STIs including HIV, gonorrhoea, chlamydia, syphilis, and trichomoniasis. Dental dams can also reduce risk during oral s*x.

Get Vaccinated
Vaccines can protect against certain infections such as:
• HPV (Human Papillomavirus)
• Hepatitis B

HIV Prevention Medicines
• PrEP (Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis): A daily medication that can reduce the risk of acquiring HIV for people at higher risk.
• PEP (Post-Exposure Prophylaxis): Emergency medication taken within 72 hours after possible HIV exposure to help prevent infection.

DoxyPEP (Doxycycline Post-Exposure Prophylaxis)
In some settings, a healthcare provider may prescribe doxycycline after s*x to reduce the risk of certain bacterial STIs such as syphilis, gonorrhoea and chlamydia. It should only be used under medical guidance.

Regular STI Testing
Many STIs do not cause symptoms. Regular testing helps detect infections early so they can be treated promptly and to prevent transmission.

Mutual Monogamy / Fewer Sexual Partners
Being in a mutually monogamous relationship where both partners have tested negative reduces risk.

Avoid Sharing Needles
Sharing needles can transmit HIV and Hepatitis B.

Seek Treatment Quickly
If you test positive for an STI, you and your partner(s) should be treated to prevent complications and reinfection.

Protecting your s*xual health protects your future. Testing, prevention, and honest communication save lives.