ASI UKPO Hospitals

12/11/2025

World Pneumonia Day 2025 — “Child Survival”
Pneumonia remains one of the leading causes of death among children under five worldwide — yet it is preventable and treatable.
This year’s theme, “Child Survival,” reminds us of the urgent need to strengthen access to quality healthcare, immunization, proper nutrition, and early diagnosis — especially for our children.
At ASI Ukpo Diagnostics & Medical Centre, we remain committed to protecting every child through timely diagnosis, advanced medical care, and continuous public health awareness.
Let’s work together to ensure no child dies from a disease we can prevent. 💙

08/11/2025

04/11/2025

💙 MOVEMBER HEALTH CHECK PACKAGE FOR MEN 💙

Gentlemen, it’s time to talk about what truly matters — your health.
This Movember, ASI Ukpo Hospitals is calling on all men to take charge of their wellbeing through regular health checks.

Far too often, men ignore early warning signs and only visit the hospital when conditions have advanced. But early detection saves lives — especially when it comes to the heart, kidneys, prostate, and blood.

Our Movember Health Check Package is designed to help you understand your health better and prevent future complications.

Here’s what the package includes:
🩸 Full Blood Count
🧪 Fasting Blood Sugar
💉 Cholesterol Test
💧 Kidney Function Test
🫀 Liver Function Test
⚡ ECG (Electrocardiogram)
🔬 PSA (Prostate-Specific Antigen)

📍 Locations:
4 Mary Slessor Avenue, Calabar, Cross River State, Nigeria.
No. 1 Hospital Road, Beside Ogoja Recreational Club, Ogoja, Cross River State.

📞 Contact Us: 07074766461, 07074766462
📧 info@asiukpo.com
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Don’t wait for symptoms — act early, live healthy, and stay strong.
Your family, your work, and your future depend on your health.

👉 Walk in today or call to book your test!

20/10/2025

Day 19: Limit processed foods – a balanced diet supports prevention.
Highly processed foods are often high in sugar, salt, and unhealthy fats, which can contribute to inflammation and weight gain — both linked to higher cancer risks. Choose whole foods like fruits, vegetables, lean proteins, and whole grains to support your immune system and overall wellbeing.
Day 20: Get enough Vitamin D – sunlight and diet both help.
Vitamin D plays an important role in bone health, immunity, and possibly breast cancer prevention. Spend a few minutes in the sun each day and include Vitamin D–rich foods like fish, eggs, and fortified milk in your meals. Your doctor can also guide you on safe supplementation if needed.
Healthy eating and balanced living are powerful tools for prevention. 🌿☀️

16/10/2025

Hope Lives Here – This October!
In support of Cancer Awareness Month, ASI UKPO Cancer Assist Foundation (ACAF) is sponsoring 10% of radiotherapy treatments for all cancer types.
From 17th–31st October, 2025, patients can receive professional, compassionate cancer care at the ASI Ukpo Comprehensive Cancer Center, with support that makes a real difference.
This initiative is a message of hope and a call to action. We believe that no one should be left behind in the fight against cancer, and that every patient deserves access to quality care.
📍 ASI Ukpo Comprehensive Cancer Center
📞 08142733529
Tag, share, and spread the word — together, we can help someone take that important step toward healing. 💕

15/10/2025

Day 15 of 31 Days of Breast Health Tips 💗
Watch for ni**le discharge, especially blood-stained.
Not all ni**le discharge is a cause for concern — it can sometimes result from hormonal changes or minor infections. However, discharge that is bloody, occurs spontaneously, or comes from only one breast should never be ignored.
While many cases are benign, it’s important to see your doctor to rule out any serious underlying cause. Early evaluation and proper screening help protect your breast health and give you peace of mind.

14/10/2025

Day 15 of 31 Days of Breast Health Tips 💗
Don’t ignore swelling in the armpit or collarbone area.
Swelling or a lump in these areas could be more than just a reaction to infection or irritation — it may also signal early changes in the breast or nearby lymph nodes. Because breast tissue extends into the armpit, any unusual swelling, tenderness, or lump should always be checked by a doctor.
Most causes are harmless, but early medical evaluation ensures peace of mind and timely care if needed. 💕
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