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Q: Thank you doc. Please is taking tea bad? I am a mother of 4, I am in my early 40s & over weight. I have since reduced the quantity of my intakes but I love tea & of course … Continue reading →

Q: Please Doc, can a breast-feeding mother that hasn’t start menstruation use contraceptive pill? Also can she use it anytime of the day?   A: Well, a breastfeeding mother should definitely not be taking any medication without speaking to her … Continue reading →

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Have you heard those amazing, mind boggling myths that people repeat about pregnancy?   Advice Pregnant women should eat native clay called nzu in Ibo. This helps wash unborn baby’s body so that when born the baby is very clean. … Continue reading →

Q: Good day doctor, please I discovered I have intramural fibroid. I am 27 years old and newly married. I am scared and I don’t want to be operated. Is there any chance of me conceiving without operation, or is … Continue reading →

Q: Hi doc, I just discovered am six weeks gone. I feel very weak and I find it difficult to eat and most times I feel like vomiting. This is my first time. What do I do to make sure … Continue reading →

It can be hard to accept a diagnosis of high blood pressure, in part because it has no immediate symptoms. Source: High blood pressure: Why me?

Q: Good morning doctor, I have been having scanty period since December last year. I went for treatment it was diagnosed it was candidiasis. I was place on drugs to clear it. In March I had my normal follow. In … Continue reading →

Q: Hello Dr, how can one prevent his or her teeth from changing colour?   A: Smoking, drinking coffee, wine, tea etc can cause your teeth to change colour. Generally brightly coloured foods like some candies, berries and sauces also … Continue reading →

Do you have questions about sources of added sugar, artificial sweeteners etc? You should read this article from Harvard Health! http://www.health.harvard.edu/staying-healthy/cutting-back-on-added-sugar