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23/07/2025

Can you guess our next stop? Don’t swipe left ☺️Batch A has arrived safely for our Bucandy 2.0 girls' trip! We give glory to God ! Let the fun begin ☺️💅🏼

20/07/2025

Prostate cancer isn’t just an “old man’s” disease anymore.It’s now being diagnosed in men in their 40s and 50s. 💡If you’re noticing:🔁 Frequent urination😣 Urgency or leakage💧 Weak stream🩸 Blood in urine or semen➡️ It’s time to see your doctor.A simple PSA test could save your life.Early detection = higher chance of cure.

19/07/2025

13/07/2025

What part of this home is your favourite?
Does this home fit into your criteria of what a spacious home should look like?
Swanland is one of the loveliest places to reside in East Yorkshire. I always enjoy driving through there, appreciating the fenced homes and neighbourhoods.
If you are renting or decorating your home, I hope you get an inspiration from this wonderfully decorated home.

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12/07/2025

I’m not ashamed to admit that…

11/07/2025

Did you know 1 in 50 women in the UK will be diagnosed with ovarian cancer?

While it’s more common after 50, I’ve seen younger women — even in their 20s — walk in with vague symptoms… and leave with a diagnosis no one expected.
One case reminded me why we say: “Never say never” in medicine.

Let’s talk symptoms.
Ovarian cancer is subtle, but your body speaks — listen if these signs show up more than 12 times a month:

🎯 Key Symptoms:
• Persistent bloating
• Feeling full quickly or loss of appetite
• Pelvic/abdominal pain
• Increased urination or urgency
• Fatigue or unexplained weight loss
• Bowel habit changes
• Postmenopausal bleeding

Too often, it’s mistaken for IBS.
If you have ovaries — at any age — don’t ignore these signs.

⏳ Early diagnosis saves lives.
The sooner it’s found, the better your chances of survival.

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Ovarian Cancer: The earlier you know, the better you fight.

06/07/2025

⚠️ One of the most dangerous pieces of advice a PCOS warrior can take is to wait until she’s ready to start a family before seeking help.

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💡 But first, what is PCOS?

PCOS stands for Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome — a hormonal and metabolic condition that affects women with ovaries. It’s characterized by:
• The presence of multiple fluid-filled sacs (cysts) in the ovaries, often due to lack of regular ovulation.
• A diagnosis typically includes two or more of the following:
• Persistent acne
• Weight gain that’s hard to lose
• Hirsutism (male-pattern hair growth, e.g., on face/chest)
• Female-pattern hair loss
• Irregular periods (less than 9 periods a year)
• Long menstrual cycles (more than 35 days)

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💔 Real-Life Consequence:

I was recently speaking to a colleague who mentioned that her friend passed away due to a complication of PCOS: womb (endometrial) cancer — and she was only in her late twenties.

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🧠 How PCOS Can Lead to Womb Cancer:
• In PCOS, lack of ovulation means the body doesn’t produce progesterone regularly.
• However, the ovaries still produce estrogen, which thickens the womb lining (endometrium).
• Without progesterone to help shed that lining, it continues to build up over time (unopposed estrogen).
• This increases the risk of endometrial hyperplasia and eventually womb cancer.

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✅ What You Should Do:
• Don’t wait until you want to have children to treat PCOS.
• Speak with your doctor about options to regulate your hormones and protect your womb:
• Progesterone-only contraceptives (e.g., Depo-Provera, mini pill, Mirena IUS)
• Or a combined hormonal pill, if there are no contraindications

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❤️ Final Thought:

PCOS is not just about fertility.
It’s a chronic condition with long-term health risks if ignored — from diabetes and heart disease to womb cancer.

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26/06/2025

And preeclampsia and eclampsia can happen up until 6 weeks after childbirth.
I experienced preeclampsia I both of my pregnancies and I’m glad that I’m here to tell the tale.
If you know anyone who is currently pregnant and they’re experiencing a severe headache—the worst they’ve ever had—along with noticeable swelling in the hands, feet, and face that makes them look quite different from how they looked before pregnancy, advise them to see a doctor urgently. This is especially important if they are 20 weeks pregnant or beyond.

One of the serious complications we, as doctors, are concerned about is a condition called preeclampsia. Preeclampsia is a pregnancy-related medical condition characterized by high blood pressure (above 140/90 mmHg) and the presence of protein in the urine.

This condition is potentially life-threatening because it can progress to eclampsia, which involves seizures (convulsions) during pregnancy. Eclampsia is a medical emergency that requires immediate treatment to protect both the mother and the baby.
Who else agrees that getting pregnant, carrying till term, delivering your baby and being alive to take care of your baby is a miracle?
Did you have any personal experience of preeclampsia?

25/06/2025

Pregnancy is one of the most dangerous journeys a woman can take.
Before you choose to get pregnant for someone, ask yourself: Are they truly worth the risk?

If you’re a surrogate mom, make sure the couple you’re carrying for respects the weight of what you’re doing.

Because the truth is, some women don’t make it out alive—especially in countries where maternal death and pregnancy complications are high.
Surrogacy Deserves the Same Thoughtfulness

If you’re a surrogate mom, you’re doing something incredibly selfless.

But remember: your life matters too. Make sure the couple you’re carrying for is kind, responsible, and truly respectful of the sacrifice you’re making. Surrogacy is not just a transaction—it’s a deep human commitment.

You must feel safe, valued, and legally protected throughout the process.

What Every Woman Should Consider Before Pregnancy
• Do you have access to quality prenatal and emergency care?
• Is your physical and mental health in a stable place?
• Is your partner or the intended parent emotionally and practically ready for a child?
• Will they support you fully during and after the pregnancy?
• Are you being pressured, guilted, or financially coerced into this decision?
Your life matters. Choose wisely.
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