Mama Future

12/07/2025

*Did you know?*

That if you are hypertensive and you are not taking your blood pressure (BP) medications regularly, you are at risk of any of the following:

*1. Stroke and Heart Attack:* High blood pressure puts extra strain on your heart and blood vessels, increasing the risk of cardiovascular events.

*2. Heart Failure:* Over time, the heart may weaken or enlarge due to the continuous high workload, potentially leading to heart failure.

*3. Kidney Damage:* Uncontrolled BP can damage the blood vessels in the kidneys, possibly leading to chronic kidney disease or kidney failure.

*4. Vision Loss:* High BP can damage the tiny blood vessels in the eyes, leading to hypertensive retinopathy or even blindness.

*5. Cognitive Issues:* There is evidence linking long-term high BP to memory problems and a higher risk of dementia.

*6. Sudden Hypertensive Crisis:* Skipping doses may lead to a dangerous spike in blood pressure, known as a hypertensive crisis, which can be life-threatening.

*Consistency with BP medication is critical to prevent these complications.*

*Take BP medications and stay alive.*

11/07/2025

FERTILITY AND FIBROIDS SIZES 💯

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10/07/2025

*Febrile Convulsion in Children*

*🔷 What does it mean:*

A febrile convulsion (or febrile seizure) is a seizure triggered by fever in a child, usually between 6 months and 5 years of age, without an underlying brain infection or neurological disorder.

*🔷 What are the types of Febrile Convulsions:*

*1. Simple Febrile Seizures:*

° Generalized (affects the whole body)

° Last less than 15 minutes

° Occur once in 24 hours

*2. Complex Febrile Seizures:*

° May be focal (affect one part of the body)

° Last more than 15 minutes

° May occur more than once in 24 hours

*🔷 What are the Causes:*

° Sudden increase in body temperature (usually above 38°C)

° Viral infections (common cold, flu)

° Bacterial infections

° Post vaccinations (e.g., MMR vaccine)

° Family history (genetic predisposition)

*🔷 What are the Signs and Symptoms:*

° Fever

° Jerking or twitching of arms and legs

° Eye rolling

° Foaming at the mouth

° Post-seizure drowsiness or confusion

° Loss of consciousness

*🔷 First Aid During a Febrile Seizure:*

*✅ Do:*

° Lay the child on their side to prevent choking

° Remove nearby hazards

° Loosen clothing especially around the neck

° Stay calm and observe the episode

° Time the seizure

*° Take the child to the Hospital*

*❌ Do Not:*

° Do not put anything in the mouth

° Do not restrain the child

° Do not feed or give medication during the seizure

*🔷 Prevention:*

*° Monitor and treat fever early with paracetamol or ibuprofen*

*° Tepid sponging*

*° Take the child to the Hospital*

09/07/2025

07/07/2025

SELF MEDICATION CAN BE DANGEROUS, TAKE NOTE 💯

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06/07/2025

*"The physician treats, but God heals."*

*📖 What Does This Mean?*

Healing is both *a science and a gift.* Doctors, nurses, and hospital staff will give you the best care possible. But true healing comes from God.

• *Doctors are trained* to diagnose, prescribe, and perform life-saving treatments.

• *God is the ultimate healer,* working in ways beyond human understanding.

• *Medicine and faith are not opposites*—they work best together.

*🔍 What Do Religious Texts Say?*

*🕊️ Christianity:*

> “I am the Lord who heals you.” – Exodus 15:26
“Honor physicians…for the Lord created them.” – Sirach 38:1

*☪️ Islam:*

> “When I am ill, it is He (God) who cures me.” – Qur’an 26:80
“Use medical treatment…for Allah has not made a disease without a cure.” – Prophet Muhammad (Bukhari 5678)

*🧠 Science Supports Spiritual Healing Too*

• Studies show that *faith, prayer, and hope* help patients cope better with illness.

• Positive spiritual beliefs can reduce stress, boost recovery, and bring peace of mind.

• Hospitals around the world now include *spiritual care and chaplain services.*

*🫶 What You Can Do As a Patient*

*✅ Pray and stay hopeful* – even during hard times
*✅ Take your medications* as prescribed
*✅ Talk to your doctor* and ask questions
*✅ Invite your faith leader* to visit or pray with you
*✅ Let your care team know* if you’d like spiritual support

*💬 Remember:*

*🩺 Doctors treat the body…*
*🙏 God heals the whole person—body, mind, and soul.*

05/07/2025

*DECREASE OR LOSS OF SEXUAL DESIRE*

*A decrease or loss of s*xual desire*—also called *low libido*—can affect both men and women at different stages of life. It's a common issue, and it can be caused by physical, psychological, hormonal, or relationship-related factors.

*🔹 Common Causes of Decreased Sexual Desire*

*1. Physical and Medical Causes*

* # Hormonal changes* (e.g., low testosterone in men, low estrogen after menopause in women)

* # Chronic illnesses* (e.g., diabetes, hypertension, kidney or liver disease)

* # Medications* (e.g., antidepressants, blood pressure meds, hormonal contraceptives)

* # Fatigue* or *poor sleep*

* # *Obesity* or *poor physical health*

* # Alcohol* or *drug abuse*

*2. Psychological Causes*

* # Stress* or *anxiety*

* # Depression*

* # Low self-esteem or body image issues*

* # Past s*xual trauma*

* # Mental exhaustion or burnout*

*3. Relationship Issues*

* # Lack of intimacy or communication*

* # Unresolved conflict*

* # Infidelity or trust issues*

* # Monotony or boredom in the relationship*

*4. Hormonal and Age-Related Factors*

* # Menopause* (drop in estrogen)

* # Andropause* (gradual drop in testosterone in aging men)

* # Postpartum period* or *breastfeeding*

*🔹 What Can Be Done?*
*🩺 Medical and Lifestyle Approaches*

° Consult a doctor for *hormone testing* or *medication review*

° Treat underlying medical conditions

° Exercise regularly and eat healthily

° Sleep well

° Avoid alcohol, smoking, and recreational drugs

*🧠 Mental and Emotional Health*

° Therapy or counseling (individual or couples)

° Manage stress with relaxation techniques (yoga, meditation, hobbies)

° Address past trauma with professional help

*❤️ Relationship Support*

° Improve communication with your partner

° Try new experiences together

° Seek help from a s*x therapist or couples counselor

*📌 When to See a Doctor*

° If the loss of desire is affecting your relationship or well-being

° If it's sudden or accompanied by other symptoms like pain, mood changes, or fatigue

04/07/2025

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03/07/2025

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02/07/2025

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02/07/2025

*Genotype Issues*

"If you're a woman with AS or SS genotype, make it a priority to ask about his genotype before things get serious. Don’t risk contributing to the growing number of children suffering from sickle cell. No amount of love is worth that pain."

*"No amount of love is worth the pain"*

01/07/2025

HAPPY NEW MONTH MY LOVELY PEOPLE, AND WELCOME TO THE MONTH OF ABUNDANCE 🎉