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Green Acres Hospital + Gynaecare Clinic., 1, Aliyu Babangida Street, Sunnyvale Estate, Abuja (2026)

25/12/2025

🌟 Season’s Greetings 🌟

As the year draws to a close, we extend our heartfelt wishes to all for a Merry Christmas filled with joy, peace, and cherished moments. May the coming New Year bring prosperity, success, and renewed opportunities for growth.

Let us embrace the spirit of the season with gratitude and optimism as we look forward to a brighter 2026.

23/12/2025

It’s time to separate fact from fiction. 📄✂️

Did you know that abnormal screening results usually do NOT mean you have cancer? Or that you should be screened even if you feel perfectly healthy?

Fear of the unknown keeps too many people from getting checked. But the reality is: ✨ Screening detects issues before symptoms start. ✨ HPV is common and nothing to be ashamed of. ✨ Prevention is highly effective.

Swipe through the image to bust the 4 biggest myths we hear about cervical health. Knowledge is power—and in this case, it’s protection. 💪

Tag a friend who needs a reminder to book their appointment! 👇
0810 633 8579

19/12/2025

Ever heard of a colposcopy? Here’s why it matters 👇

A colposcopy is a simple medical procedure that allows a healthcare provider to take a closer look at the cervix using a special magnifying instrument. It’s usually recommended when a Pap smear result isn’t normal—and it helps doctors spot changes early, before they become serious.

✨ Why is it important?
Because early detection saves lives. A colposcopy can help identify precancerous changes, infections, or cervical cancer at an early stage, when treatment is most effective.

🩺 The good news:
It’s quick, usually well-tolerated, and plays a powerful role in protecting women’s health.

Your health matters. Early checks make a big difference. 💗

16/12/2025

🌿 Prioritize Your Health with Green Acres Hospital Wellness Packages 2025 🌿

Your health is your most valuable investment, and regular check-ups are the key to prevention, early detection, and peace of mind. At Green Acres Hospital, we’ve designed comprehensive Wellness Check Packages to suit every age group, lifestyle, and need.

✨ Why a Wellness Check Matters
A full body check-up helps identify potential health risks before they become serious. Whether it’s monitoring blood sugar, screening for infections, or assessing heart health, our packages ensure you stay one step ahead in your wellness journey.

💎 Our Packages Include:

Bronze Package – Affordable and essential screenings like full blood count, glucose, HBA1C, liver/kidney function, lipid profile, urinalysis, and ECG. Perfect for a quick but thorough health check.

Silver Package – Tailored for men under 40, men over 40, and women. Includes advanced screenings such as PSA (for men), HIV, Hepatitis B & C, VDRL, Pap smear (for women), and more.

Gold Package – Premium care for men and women with extensive tests including abdominopelvic scans, breast scans (for women), stool microscopy, and advanced screenings for complete peace of mind.

Well Kid Package – Focused on children’s health with genotype, blood group, and essential screenings to ensure your little ones grow strong and healthy.

Domestic Staff Screening – Affordable packages for household staff, including HIV, Hepatitis, TB screening, urinalysis, and pregnancy tests (for female staff).

Call us today 0810 633 8579

12/12/2025

HPV Screening makes it visible.

Regular HPV testing is not just a check-up; it is a highly accurate preventative measure. Unlike older screening methods that waited for abnormal cell changes to appear, modern HPV screening looks directly for the high-risk types of the virus itself.

Early Detection means Early Protection: By identifying the virus before it causes significant cellular damage, we can ensure you receive appropriate monitoring or follow-up care. This intervention breaks the chain of progression, effectively stopping cancer before it starts.

Don't assume you are safe just because you feel healthy. Take action and gain peace of mind.

If you are due for screening, schedule your appointment today. Your health is worth the visibility!

10/12/2025

HPV: Making the Invisible Visible 💡
The message is powerful and true: HPV doesn’t always show symptoms. You can feel completely fine while the virus is present, which is why we must take proactive steps.

The Silent Nature of HPV
The phrase "HPV can be silent" highlights the biggest challenge of the Human Papillomavirus.

Many strains of HPV are asymptomatic, meaning they produce no noticeable signs or symptoms in the vast majority of people who contract them.

Because the virus is so common and often clears up on its own, people can carry and transmit it unknowingly.

However, when high-risk strains persist, they silently begin to change cells over a period of many years, eventually leading to cervical, a**l, or other cancers. This progression is slow and happens without any pain or visible warning signs.

Screening: Your Invisible Shield 🛡️
This is why your caption's solution is critical: screening makes it visible.

Regular HPV testing is not just a check-up; it is a highly accurate preventative measure. Unlike older screening methods that waited for abnormal cell changes to appear, modern HPV screening looks directly for the high-risk types of the virus itself.

Early Detection means Early Protection: By identifying the virus before it causes significant cellular damage, we can ensure you receive appropriate monitoring or follow-up care. This intervention breaks the chain of progression, effectively stopping cancer before it starts.

Don't assume you are safe just because you feel healthy. Take action and gain peace of mind.

If you are due for screening, schedule your appointment today. Your health is worth the visibility!

09/12/2025

Understanding HPV and Your Best Defense 🛡️
It’s a fact that HPV (Human Papillomavirus) is common, but cancer doesn’t have to be. We want to normalize the conversation around HPV because understanding the virus is the first step toward prevention.

The Truth About HPV
The caption is absolutely correct: most people will get HPV at some point in their lives. It is the most common sexually transmitted infection (STI), and it often clears up naturally without causing any health problems.

The Silent Risk: In some cases, high-risk strains of HPV can persist in the body. Over time, these persistent infections can cause changes to the cells in the cervix, throat, or other areas, which may eventually lead to cancer.

The Good News: Because this progression from infection to cancer takes many years, we have a massive window of opportunity for intervention.

HPV Screening: Prevention in Action
This is why regular HPV screening is prevention in action.

Instead of waiting for cell changes to become severe, modern screening methods now look directly for the high-risk types of the HPV virus itself.

Detecting the Cause: If the HPV virus is found, doctors know to monitor the cells closely.
Early Intervention: This proactive approach ensures that any cell changes are detected and treated early—long before they can develop into cancer. It essentially stops cancer before it starts.

You may have HPV and not know it, but with screening, you can be sure it won't be a threat to your long-term health.

Don't wait. Schedule your HPV screening appointment today and protect your future!

08/12/2025

Colposcopy: Turning Uncertainty into Clarity 💡
Receiving an abnormal Pap smear result can bring anxiety, but remember: Knowledge is peace of mind. The next step, a colposcopy, is designed to give you that knowledge.

A colposcopy is not a treatment—it's a highly precise diagnostic tool that ensures you receive the exact, appropriate care only if and when it's needed.

What Colposcopy Reveals
Think of a Pap smear as a wide-angle photo that shows something blurry needs attention. The colposcopy is the high-powered zoom lens that gives your doctor clarity.

🔍 Magnified View: During the procedure, a special instrument called a colposcope is used to provide a magnified, illuminated view of your cervix, va**na, and v***a. This allows the healthcare provider to identify the size, location, and pattern of any abnormal cells.

🩺 Precision Diagnosis: By clearly visualizing the tissue, your provider can determine if the cell changes are minor (which often resolve on their own) or significant (which may require treatment). If an area looks concerning, a tiny tissue sample (biopsy) may be taken for laboratory testing. This ensures you get a definitive and trustworthy answer.

Key Reassurances: Safe and Quick
It's natural to be nervous, but the procedure is straightforward and quick:

It is performed in a clinic setting and is generally similar to a Pap smear.

The actual procedure typically takes 10-20 minutes.

It is generally not painful, though you may feel some pressure or mild cramping if a biopsy is taken.

Your only job right now is to schedule your appointment. Taking this step is the fastest way to move past uncertainty and gain the peace of mind that comes with accurate information.

Book your colposcopy today—empower yourself with knowledge!

05/12/2025

🔍 Taking the Next Step: Understanding Your Colposcopy
Receiving news about an abnormal Pap smear can naturally cause concern. Please remember this is a very common scenario and usually does not mean you have cancer. It means we need a clearer picture.

That's where the Colposcopy comes in. We firmly believe: Colposcopy isn't scary—it’s clarity for your health.

What is a Colposcopy and Why is it Necessary?
The Pap smear is an important screening tool that flags potential issues. The colposcopy is the diagnostic tool that provides the clear answers you need.

It's a Closer Look: A colposcopy uses a specialized microscope, called a colposcope, to provide a highly magnified view of the surface of your cervix. This allows your doctor to precisely examine the area where the abnormal cells were found.

It's Safe and Quick: The process is very similar to having a routine Pap smear and takes only 10 to 15 minutes.

It Provides Answers: By examining the tissue under magnification and potentially taking a tiny, painless tissue sample (biopsy), we can determine the exact nature and severity of the cell changes. This clarity allows us to create the right treatment plan, if one is needed.

Your Comfort is Our Priority
We understand that any follow-up procedure can feel daunting. Reassure yourself with these facts:

The procedure is generally painless, though some women experience slight pressure or mild discomfort, similar to menstrual cramping.

It is a vital bridge between a 'flagged' result and early, effective treatment.

Don't let apprehension delay your clarity. Book your colposcopy appointment today and take control of your health journey.

04/12/2025

Don't wait for a warning sign that might never come. 🛑

"Silent risks need loud action." That is the reality of cervical health.

One of the biggest misconceptions about cervical cancer is that you will feel it. The truth? Pre-cancerous changes and early-stage cervical cancer often have absolutely no symptoms. You can feel completely healthy, fit, and energetic while changes are happening at a cellular level.

HPV Screening isn't just a test; it is your early warning system. It detects abnormalities years before they turn into something serious.

Don't rely on how you "feel." Rely on the facts.

👉 Action Plan:

Check when your last HPV screening was.

If you are overdue, call your provider today.

Share this post to remind a woman you love.

03/12/2025

Let’s talk about 5 minutes that can save your life.

It’s normal to feel a little nervous about cervical screening (smear tests), but let’s look at the facts.

✅ It’s Quick: The actual HPV test usually takes less time than making a cup of tea.
✅ It’s Preventative: It’s not a test for cancer—it’s a test to prevent cancer. It detects changes in your cells early, often long before they ever become serious.
✅ It’s for Everyone: Whether you've had the HPV vaccine or not, HPV screening test is your best protection.

Don't put it off. That small appointment is a big investment in your future self.

📅 Due for your check? Call us today 08106338579 or to book for your next appointment

01/12/2025

🌍 WORLD AIDS DAY 2024 – “LET COMMUNITIES LEAD” 🌍

Today, on World AIDS Day, we pause to remember, to reflect, and to recommit.

We remember the millions of lives lost to HIV/AIDS. We honor their stories, their resilience, and the loved ones who carry their memory forward.

We reflect on the incredible progress made through science, compassion, and global solidarity. Today, HIV is a manageable chronic condition for many, thanks to advances in treatment and prevention like PrEP (Pre-exposure prophylaxis) and PEP (Post-exposure prophylaxis). Stigma, though still present, is being challenged every day by education and understanding.

But the journey isn’t over.

We recommit to:

ENDING STIGMA: HIV is a medical condition, not a moral judgment. Words matter. Choose compassion.

PROMOTING TESTING: Knowing your status is an act of self-care and community care. Free, confidential testing is available—ask us how.

SUPPORTING TREATMENT: Undetectable = Untransmittable (U=U). Effective treatment keeps people healthy and stops the spread of HIV.

EMPOWERING COMMUNITIES: This year’s UNAIDS theme, “Let Communities Lead,” reminds us that change is driven from the ground up. We stand with community health workers, advocates, and support networks leading the charge.

What You Can Do Today & Every Day:

Educate Yourself: Get the facts about HIV transmission, prevention, and treatment.

Show Support: Wear a red ribbon—the universal symbol of HIV awareness and solidarity.

Talk Openly: Break the silence. Have respectful, informed conversations.

Get Tested: Encourage yourself and others to know your status. It’s a simple step toward health and peace of mind.

Your Health is Our Priority.
Our hospital is committed to providing judgment-free, confidential, and comprehensive care for HIV prevention and testing. Our doors and hearts are open to all.

In Solidarity,
Green Acres Hospital Team

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