SRC Medical Center

18/02/2026

Male infertility is more common than many people think.

No s***m, infections, hormonal imbalance, prostate changes, or poor blood flow can affect a man’s fertility.

The good news: many causes are treatable.

▪️ evaluation saves time
▪️ Proper treatment restores hope
▪️ Lifestyle changes improve fertility

If pregnancy has been delayed, both partners should be evaluated.

Adress :SRC Medical Center
Pipeline – Behind Pipeline Mosque
📞 +220 733 5944

Early testing restores hope.

16/02/2026

MALE INFERTILITY: WHAT THESE FINDINGS MEAN

Many men struggle with fertility silently. These findings explain why pregnancy may be difficult and what can be done.

NO S.P.E.R.M + SIGNS OF INFECTION

Azoos***mia = no sp in semen
Leukocytos***mia = infection/inflammation
Hematos***mia = blood in semen (often harmless)

Infection, blockage, or poor s***m production may be present.

PROSTATE CHANGES (NOT CANCER)

- Mild prostate enlargement (BPH)
- Small calcium deposits from past inflammation
- Ben​ign nodule (non-suspicious)

The prostate helps nourish and transport sp*rm.

REDUCED BL.00D FLOW TO T€S€ES

Poor circulation can reduce s***m production.

HORMONE IMBALANCE

Low Estradiol
High LH
Low AMH

Suggests impaired s***m production.

WHAT THIS MEANS

- Poor s***m production
- Infection/ or inflammation
- Hormonal imbalance
- Reduced testic..lar function

BUT THIS IS TREATABLE.

BOOST MALE FERTILITY

- Maintain healthy weight
- Stop smoking
- Avoid h£at to test€s
- Reduce alcohol & stress
- Eat healthy & sleep well

SEE A DOCTOR IF:

• Pregnancy delay > 1 year
• Blood in semen
• Testicular pain
• Erectile or ej*******on problems

Location: SRC Medical Center
Pipeline – Behind Pipeline Mosque
Call +220 733 5944

❤️ Male infertility is common.
❤️ Early evaluation brings hope.

09/02/2026

Do you experience pain inside your breast , lumps or pus coming out of the breast?

Pls don’t ignore.

Mastitis, Breast Abscess & Breast Lumps: What You Need to Know

Breast p@in, swelling, or a lump should never be ignored. While many breast infections are benign and treatable, some serious conditions may look similar, making early medical evaluation essential.

What Is Mastitis?

Mastitis is inflammation of the breast with or without infection. It commonly causes:
• Breast p@in
• Swelling
• Warmth and redness
• Fever or chi.lls

Mastitis may be:
• Lactational (during breastfeeding)
• Non-lactational, affecting non-breastfeeding women and men

What Is a Breast Abscess?

A breast abscess is a localized collection of pus in the breast, often developing when mastitis is untreated or severe.

Symptoms include:
• A p@inful breast lump or swelling
• Redness and warmth
• Fever or chills

Who Can Be Affected?
• Breastfeeding women
• Non-breastfeeding women
• Men

Although more common during breastfeeding, anyone can develop these conditions.

Causes

Lactational Mastitis( breastfeeding infection)
• Milk stasis (milk buildup)
• Missed feeds or poor latch

Non-Lactational Mastitis & Abscess
• Smoking
• Ni. pple inj4ry, piercing, eczema
• Breast implants
• Diabetes or weak immunity
• Shaving or plucking ni. pple hairs
• Skin infections (e.g., infected cysts)

Important: Breast Cancer Can Look Similar

Some breast cancers can present like mastitis or abscess, especially when symptoms do not improve.

Warning signs include:
• A persistent breast lump or mass
• Redness or skin thickening that doesn’t resolve
• P@in or swelling not responding to antibiotics
• Ni. pple retraction or discharge
• Breast symptoms in non-breastfeeding women or men

Any breast lump that persists must be evaluated with imaging (ultrasound ± mammography) and sometimes biopsy to rule out cancer.

Early detection saves lives.
Health education | Awareness | Prevention

13/01/2026

Who needs regular health checks — even without symptoms?

Many serious diseases develop quietly without pain.
High blood pressure, diabetes, high cholesterol, some cancers, eye and bone diseases can progress silently for years.

Regular health checks are about prevention, not fear.
Early checks protect your health and your future.

06/01/2026

Abdominal (stomach) pain is not always simple.

What feels like a “stomachache” may actually come from many organs —
the stomach, liver, gallbladder, intestines, pancreas, kidneys, bladder, or even the muscles of the abdomen.

Abdominal pain can be:
• Mild or severe
• Sharp, dull, burning, or crampy
• Constant or coming and going
• Localized to one side or spread across the belly

In women, abdominal pain may be linked to menstrual problems, ovarian conditions, or pregnancy-related issues.
In men, it may come from digestive or urinary causes.
In children, repeated abdominal pain can be due to infections, worms, constipation, or food intolerance.

Warning signs you should never ignore include:
• Pain that keeps returning or worsens
• Pain that wakes you at night
• Fever, vomiting, weight loss
• Blood in stool or urine
• Yellowing of the eyes or skin

Repeated use of painkillers may hide the problem instead of treating it.

Understanding the cause is more important than treating the pain.
Early checks protect your health.

06/01/2026

Many people treat headaches repeatedly with painkillers
without asking why the pain keeps returning.

But headaches can signal infections, blood pressure problems,
neurological conditions, or severe stress.

Ignoring persistent headaches delays diagnosis.
Early checks protect your health.

03/01/2026

Urinating too often may seem harmless,
but it can be an early sign of diabetes, infection, or kidney disease.

When it comes with thirst, pain, or tiredness,
it should never be ignored.

Early checks protect your health.

01/01/2026

As we welcome the New Year,
we thank you for your trust.
Wishing you a year filled with health and hope.
SRC Medical Center – The Gambia

SRCMedicalCenter

25/12/2025

🎄Season’s Greetings from SRC Medical Center🎄

As we celebrate this special season, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to our patients, partners, supporters, and the entire community who have trusted and supported us throughout the year.

Your confidence inspires us to continue delivering compassionate, quality healthcare every day. May this festive season bring you peace, good health, and happiness, and may the coming year be filled with hope and renewed strength.

Thank you for being part of the SRC Medical Center family.

✨Wishing you a joyful and healthy festive season✨

25/12/2025

Season’s Greetings from SRC Medical Center 🎄
Wishing you good health, peace, and joy this festive season.

15/12/2025

CHEST P.A.I.N? DON’T IGNORE IT!

Angina is ischemic chest p@in, a sign that the heart is not getting enough bl0od and oxygen.

Know the signs of angina:
• Chest ti’ ghtness, pressure, or b4rning
• P@in spreading to the left arm, jaw, neck, or back
• Sh0rtness of br€ath
• Sweating, di5ziness, unusual fatigue
• P@in triggered by walking fast, climbing stairs, or stress

If chest p@in lasts more than 10 minutes, happens at rest, or keeps coming back , seek medical help immediately. It could be a heart attack.

Why early check-up matters

Angina can progress to:
Heart attack
Heart failure
Sudden cardiac complications

Early diagnosis can save your life.

15/12/2025

BREAST PAIN, LUMP OR PUS FROM THE BREAST?

Don’t Ignore It