ARCH Medical Hub

01/01/2025

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31/12/2024

Happy and Healthy New Year - 2025

Staff and doctors ARCH Medical Hub

29/12/2024

Always eat before going out !

29/12/2024

Time to buy supplements and electrolytes - not energy drinks !

29/12/2024

Preparing for New Year?

15/12/2024

https://www.unicef.org/eca/learnecd

e-learning platform in support of Early Childhood Development

15/12/2024

diabetes =new global epidemic will need a care team - no more silos- cost efficient with better outcomes = starts from day 1 of diagnosis

24/10/2024

Boils under the axilla (armpit) are often caused by bacterial infections, particularly Staphylococcus aureus. The bacteria enter the skin through small cuts, hair follicles, or blocked sweat glands, leading to inflammation and pus formation.

Several factors can increase the likelihood of developing boils in the armpit area:

Poor hygiene: Not cleaning the area well enough can allow bacteria to thrive.
Excessive sweating: Moisture in the armpit can provide a breeding ground for bacteria.
Shaving: Small cuts or irritation from shaving can allow bacteria to enter.
Ingrown hairs: Hair growing back into the skin can cause infection and boil formation.
Compromised immune system: People with weakened immune systems, such as those with diabetes (including Type 1 diabetes), are more prone to infections.
Tight clothing: Wearing clothes that rub against the skin can cause irritation and make it easier for bacteria to enter.
Hidradenitis suppurativa: A chronic condition characterized by the formation of painful boils and abscesses in the armpit, groin, and other areas with sweat glands.
If the boils are recurrent or particularly painful, a healthcare provider may need to evaluate for an underlying condition or recommend treatment options such as antibiotics or drainage.

24/10/2024

https://chatgpt.com/share/671a10c8-9594-8001-a3eb-a1d8b30475ba

01/10/2024

🌰 The food we eat.
🫁 The air we breathe.
🚰 The water we drink.
🌆 The environment we live in.
🔥 Climate change, plastic pollution and destruction of natural habitats.

All of these impact our health.

Health For All: means protecting nature 🌎🌍🌏

25/09/2024

Diabetes Awareness Matters‼️

Experts professors share vital information from North West University.

TAKE CONTROL OF YOUR HEALTH

22/09/2024

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The theme for this year’s World Patient Safety Day’s is focused on improving diagnosis for patient safety, using the slogan “Get it right, make it safe!”.