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Red flags in pregnancy are those symptoms that must be heard and checked out by your obstetrician immediately: Significant bleeding. If you’re not sure what is significant and what’s not, please see your doctor all the same. Better safe than sorry. … Continue reading →

Q: Dr hi. I have a question what can I do to prevent the BLOOD PRESURE?   A: Hallos! Thanks for writing in. I assume you want to know how to prevent high blood pressure (BP).   BP is the … Continue reading →

Q: Doc please shed more lite on this: is HIV the same thing as AIDS? A: HIV-Human Immunodeficiency virus is a virus quite different from other viruses in its structure and how it attacks the cells of the body. It … Continue reading →

Q: Dr Ketch, God bless you for how you are helping mankind. I just stumbled on your page a few minutes ago. My question is, I discovered recently that my vagina is always dry, ‘embarrassingly dry’ when my husband and … Continue reading →

Q: Good evening Dr Ketch. Thanks for your work. Please, I wish to know if green tea is good for a woman TTC? If no, please what can I do to slim down? Thank you. A: Lots of people like … Continue reading →

Dr, I have a cyst. How can I handle it without having an operation and being on contraceptive pills? Please help   A: Ovaries are small bean-shaped organs on either side of your womb. Every month, your ovaries develop sacs … Continue reading →

Q: Good evening. What’s the drug for elephantiasis? My leg started swelling since and I’ve taken a lot of drugs, both native and English, but no way. Please Dr, help a poor girl like me.   A: Elephantiasis is a … Continue reading →

Genetics can be a factor in the issue of belly fat (central obesity). However, other major factors are really what we eat, how much of it and how much exercise we get.   If you ensure that your plate always … Continue reading →

As another week rolls to an end, we are faced with the news of a brand new case of Ebola in Sierra Leone even while we are still contending with the news of Lassa fever! And this was just after … Continue reading →

Q: What causes piles and constipation?   A: Piles, known as haemorrhoids in medical lingo are swollen veins in the anal canal. They can be internal, external or both internal and external can co-exist. Internal haemorrhoids occur when veins swell … Continue reading →