Glad Tidings Healthcare Services, Ogbomoso

Glad Tidings Healthcare Services, Ogbomoso We offer evidence based care, especially to women, in order to achieve optimal reproductive health.

17/04/2026

Did you know? Boys need the HPV vaccine too!

When people hear about the HPV vaccine, they often think it’s only for girls. But that’s not the full story.

Human Papillomavirus (HPV) is a very common virus that affects both males and females. In fact, most people will be exposed to it at some point in their lives.

Why vaccinate boys?

* HPV can cause ge***al warts in males
* It is linked to cancers such as:

* Pe**le cancer
* A**l cancer
* Throat (oropharyngeal) cancer
* Vaccinating boys also helps reduce transmission to future partners

Best time for vaccination is before exposure to the virus, ideally 9–14 years.

Is it safe? Yes. The HPV vaccine has been widely studied and is safe and effective, with millions of doses given worldwide.

Why this matters for parents is because protecting your son today means:
✔ Lower risk of HPV-related diseases
✔ Protection for future partners
✔ Contribution to a healthier community

The bottom line is, HPV is not just a “female issue.” It’s a family and public health issue.

If you have a son, talk to your doctor about the HPV vaccine. Prevention is always better than cure.

Dr Muibat Adeniran ( Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist)

Your must trusted partner in achieving optimal reproductive health.

26/03/2026

Your infertility issue is not a semen problem, ovulation problem nor tubal problem.

See, many women ovulate every month, have patent fallopian tubes and, their partners' male factors are good.

However, they still can't get pregnant. Implantation still doesn't happen.

So, it's not always about "trying harder."

Sometimes it's the lining of the uterus(womb) that's simply not being supported properly.

Here are what can quietly interfere:

1.Poor circulation to the womb. Unhealthy lifestyle, chronic stress, Obesity, Smoking, Chronic medical conditions, physical tissues in the uterus itself like scar, fibroid, polyps, endometrial collections could affect implantation.

2.Low progesterone after ovulation. Progesterone is what stabilises and strenqthens the lining, so it can hold a pregnancy and sustain it. Reduced Progesterone blood level can be due to conditions like luteal phase defect, short luteal phase, Endometriosis or hormonal imbalance.

3.Chronic inflammatory state: insulin insensitivity, hyperprolactonaemia, PCOS. This chronic inflammatory state is characterized by bloating, constipation, sugar spikes, and mental stress.

All of these conditions can disrupt hormone signalling and subsequently affect the lining of the uterus.

No plant can germinate in a dry or unfavorable soil.

Without proper identification and care, time will go and other factors might set in.

Do you have fertility issue and wants a Gynaecologist 's review? We can do it online.

DM now for slots are not many.

DrMuibat (Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist)

Your most trusted partner in achieving optimal reproductive health.

26/03/2026

Regular menstrual cycles are cycles in which me**es comes when expected or within a few days of expecting it.

They're don't vary more than 5 days from the previous cycle legth.

24/03/2026

Why it's better to be sure, and not unsure/and unprepared.

09/03/2026

Intra operative, we do proper cleaning, draping and we give appropriate incisions. Efficacious pre incision antibiotics, liberal suction use, and the use of a single incision when possible are also some the ways.

DM for your procedure today.

Happy New Week! Your health is your greatest wealth, and we're here to remind you of the importance of keeping it in ch...
24/02/2025

Happy New Week! Your health is your greatest wealth, and we're here to remind you of the importance of keeping it in check.

Why Should You Regularly Check Your Blood Pressure & Blood Sugar?
✅ Early Detection: High blood pressure and elevated sugar levels often show no symptoms until they become serious. Regular checks help catch issues early.
✅ Prevention: Monitoring helps you make healthier lifestyle choices to avoid complications like heart disease, stroke, or diabetes.
✅ Control & Management: If you already have hypertension or diabetes, regular checks ensure your levels are well-managed.

How Often Should You Check?
🔹 Blood Pressure:

Normal: At least once every 6-12 months.

High/Borderline: As advised by your doctor, often monthly or more.

🔹 Blood Sugar:

Healthy Individuals: Twice a year.

Pre-diabetic/Diabetic: As recommended, often daily or weekly using a glucometer and regular lab tests.

Don’t wait for symptoms—Prevention is better than cure! Visit Glad Tidings Healthcare Services today for accurate and affordable blood pressure and sugar checks.

Stay healthy. Stay happy.

It's another call to pay attention to your health.
17/02/2025

It's another call to pay attention to your health.

Show Your Body Some Love with Glad Tidings Healthcare Services! Love isn’t just about chocolates and roses—it’s also abo...
14/02/2025

Show Your Body Some Love with Glad Tidings Healthcare Services!

Love isn’t just about chocolates and roses—it’s also about caring for yourself and your health! Your body speaks to you every day; are you paying attention?

That persistent headache? It’s not just stress.

Feeling unusually tired? Your body might need a check-up.

Ignoring minor pains? They could be early warning signs.

This season, let self-care be your priority. Visit Glad Tidings Healthcare Services for your medical check-ups, lab tests, ultrasounds, and expert healthcare services. Because the best gift you can give yourself is good health.

📞 Book an appointment today—your body will thank you!

Don’t fall for these common health myths!Your health decisions should be based on facts, not misconceptions.Need profess...
12/02/2025

Don’t fall for these common health myths!
Your health decisions should be based on facts, not misconceptions.
Need professional medical advice? Visit us today!

5 HEALTH TIPS YOU MUST NOT IGNORE
06/02/2025

5 HEALTH TIPS YOU MUST NOT IGNORE

Happy New Month from Glad Tidings Healthcare Services! February is here, and so is another opportunity to prioritize you...
01/02/2025

Happy New Month from Glad Tidings Healthcare Services!

February is here, and so is another opportunity to prioritize your health and well-being! This month, let’s focus on staying healthy, getting regular checkups, and making wellness a top priority.

We’re here to care for you—every step of the way!

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Opposite Daaru Salam Mosque, Olukoko Road, General
Ogbomoso
210101

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