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Mansa General Hospital, Mansa (2025)

26/07/2025

"Heartwarming moment at Mansa General Hospital!

The Center for Future Generation, in collaboration with the Department of Child Development from the Ministry of Community Development and Social Welfare and the Ministry of Health, came together to bless a mother who recently gave birth to triplets at Mansa General Hospital!

The team donated assorted items to support the new mom and her little ones. This kind gesture is a shining example of community spirit and dedication to supporting vulnerable families.

Kudos to the Center for Future Generation and our partners for making a difference in the lives of those who need it most! "

25/07/2025

GOOD AFTERNOON PEOPLE OF LUAPULA AND BEYOND 🌞

With the excitement that comes with weekends, Mutomboko ceremony and some money in people's pockets , we anticipate traffic on our roads and unsafe s*xual activities.
As your caring partner in health, MANSA GENERAL HOSPITAL would be happy if you do the following;

1. Don't drive under the influence of alcohol or other drugs
2. Remember to wear a seatbelt or helmet
3. Avoid using your phone while biking or driving
4. Drive within the recommended speed limit
5. Avoid overloading
6. Practice safe s*x by using a condom (s) correctly and be consistent

Your health matters to us.

MANSA GENERAL HOSPITAL, YOUR PARTNER IN HEALTH ❣️

24/07/2025

A Generous Donation to Mansa General Hospital's Maternity Ward

Mansa General Hospital is pleased to announce a generous donation from the Department of Child Development, a technical department within the Ministry of Community Development and Social Services of Zambia. This kind-hearted contribution is a reflection of the Department’s unwavering commitment to improving the welfare of mothers and children in Zambia.

As part of the donation, the Department has provided cleaning materials for the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) at our hospital, ensuring that the most vulnerable infants receive the best care possible in a safe and clean environment. The NICU plays a crucial role in the care of newborns who require specialized treatment, and these cleaning materials will go a long way in maintaining the hygiene and safety standards needed for optimal care.

In addition to this, we are proud to highlight a special gesture made by the Department: a gift presented to a mother who recently gave birth to triplets at our maternity ward. This extraordinary gift is a heartfelt recognition of the strength and resilience of mothers who face the challenges of raising multiple newborns.

The Department of Child Development, as part of its mission, is mandated to initiate, manage, implement, coordinate, oversee, and supervise the National Child Policy and the National Children’s Action Plan. Through this donation, they continue to demonstrate their commitment to the well-being of children and families across Zambia.

We are deeply grateful for this kind donation and the ongoing partnership with the Ministry of Community Development and Social Services. These acts of support not only help us provide the best possible care but also remind us of the power of community and collaboration in achieving positive outcomes for our patients.

Mansa General Hospital remains committed to providing quality healthcare to all, and we are proud to work alongside partners who share our dedication to improving the health of mothers and children.

Thank you to the Department of Child Development luapula province for your continued support!

23/07/2025

GOOD AFTERNOON PEOPLE OF LUAPULA AND BEYOND 🌞

What an interaction 🙌❤️🔥🫡✊
Thank you everyone who joined our discussion, we value your input.
Thank you to our team of experts and K-FM for this wonderful program, we look forward to more of such discussions.
A recap:
1. Both male and female play a role in fertility
2. Best Period for a woman to conceive is in the 20s , chances reduces with increased age
3. A couple planning to have a child should have regular (3-5 times weekly), unprotected, penetrative in*******se.
4. Weight, smoking and alcohol can affect fertility
5. Hypertension and diabetes and certain drugs can affect someone's fertility
6. Untreated STIs can affect fertility
7. Other issues affecting part of brain, hormones, tubes , ovaries, uterus can also affect your fertility.
8. Timing for coitus matters as well .

We can go on and on, the list is endless, thus we encourage every couple having issues with their fertility to come through to our GYN ward and be helped accordingly, as Mansa general hospital we are able to do most of investigations, with the presence of our specialists, we believe we can be of so much help in this journey.
Come through And have a chat, the time is now!

Join us every Wednesday on K-FM at 11:00 for another exciting live program.

Thank you Dr Nonde, Dr Manjimela, Dr Bright Mwape, Madam Hegar Chola🙌, your effort to educate the people of Luapula on health matters is greatly appreciated.

MANSA GENERAL HOSPITAL, YOUR PARTNER IN HEALTH ❣️

23/07/2025

GOOD MORNING PEOPLE OF LUAPULA AND BEYOND 🌞

Like every Wednesday, join us today for another exciting live health radio program on -FM as we join our team of experts to discuss on a very important topic affecting a number of couples in our province.

Topic: Infertility
Time: 11:00-12:00
Station: K-FM 95.5
Panelists:
1.Dr Royd Nonde - Obstetrics and Gynecology consultant
2. Dr Manjimela kalukanu - junior resident medical officer under obstetrics and gynecology department.

Call your friend to call a friend and participate in this discussion through calls and texts.

MANSA GENERAL HOSPITAL, YOUR PARTNER IN HEALTH ❣️

22/07/2025

GOOD MORNING PEOPLE OF LUAPULA AND BEYOND 🌞

IMPORTANT NOTICE!

In an effort to provide quality health services with NO DELAY to clients under National Health Insurance Management Authority (NHIMA), we encourage clients to be coming with their original national registration card as they come to seek medical attention under the scheme.
Furthermore, we call upon members of general public to come through to Mansa general hospital and have their details check and corrected, you don't need to be sick to have your Nhima details checked, this will ensure that your details are correct and up to date so that as you come to seek medical attention there will be no delay.

Note: When you come to our offices when you are sick and your details are incorrect , they'll be corrected but you'll need to wait for at least 48hrs for you to access NHIMA services, therefore we encourage YOU to come through and ensure everything is correct to avoid such inconveniences.

NHIMA offices are open 24/7 and you can pass through at anytime and you'll be attended to accordingly.

MANSA GENERAL HOSPITAL, YOUR PARTNER IN HEALTH ❣️

21/07/2025

"GOOD MORNING, PEOPLE OF LUAPULA AND BEYOND 🌞
As we begin this new week, let's walk in gratitude and humility. Honoring those who've come before us, we thank God for life's gift and seek His guidance and mercy.
Remember to:
1. Obey all traffic rules
2. Stop smoking
3. Reduce on alcohol intake
4. Start exercising to reduce on weight
5. Take those medications as prescribed by a health practitioner
6. Endeavor to eat a balanced diet
7. Rest if need be
8. Brush your teeth with fluoridated toothpaste and as recommended by dentist
9. Practice safe s*x
10. Above all, Pray 🙏

Wishing you a blessed week!
MANSA GENERAL HOSPITAL, YOUR PARTNER IN HEALTH ❣️

18/07/2025

GOOD MORNING, PEOPLE OF LUAPULA AND BEYOND 🌞

Let's talk about a growing concern: Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR)! 🌡️

When we misuse antibiotics through self-prescription or incomplete treatment, we risk making infections harder to treat. This can lead to:
- Longer illnesses
- Increased risk of complications
- Higher healthcare costs

Let's protect our health and the effectiveness of antibiotics:
- Only use antibiotics prescribed by a healthcare professional
- Complete the full treatment course

YOU DON'T NEED AN ANTIBIOTIC FOR A FLU OR EVERY DIARRHEA!!!

Your actions matter!

Let's work together to combat AMR. 💡

MANSA GENERAL HOSPITAL, YOUR PARTNER IN HEALTH ❣️

16/07/2025

GOOD AFTERNOON, PEOPLE OF LUAPULA AND BEYOND 🌞
We're grateful for those who tuned in to today's program on bacterial meningitis🤕
Here's a quick recap:

Signs and symptoms: fever( body hotness)
- headache
- stiff neck
- seizure
- vomiting
- dizziness or blurred vision
- confusion
- irritability
- unable to feed or eat
- photophobia

Risk factors: Extremes of age ( children and old individuals) Immunocompromised individuals ( HIV, kidney failure, liver failure, malnutrition, diabetes , those on steroids, etc)Head injury Cranial surgery Ear infection and nose infections
Etc

Early detection and treatment can save lives! 🏥
Remember to : Avoid crowded places Mask upAvoid hand shaking,Hand washing with running water.

Remember to visit your nearest health facility when you notice some of the symptoms listed above and avoid self medicating.

A huge thank you to our panelist, Dr. Mumba Samuel, for sharing valuable insights 🙏

Stay informed, stay healthy! 💡
MANSA GENERAL HOSPITAL, YOUR PARTNER IN HEALTH ❣️

16/07/2025

GOOD MORNING, PEOPLE OF LUAPULA AND BEYOND 🌞
It's Wednesday 😊, and we're back with another informative session! 🤓 Join us LIVE on -FM 95.5 from 11:00 to 12:00 as our team dives into the important topic of MENINGITIS 🤕.
Share with your loved ones and let's learn together! 📻
MANSA GENERAL HOSPITAL, YOUR PARTNER IN HEALTH ❣️

16/07/2025

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10/07/2025

GOOD AFTERNOON PEOPLE OF LUAPULA AND BEYOND 🌞.

Thank you everyone for joining us today on one love mansa 89.1 FM as we were discussing about blood donation.

WHO CAN DONATE BLOOD:
1. Anyone above the age of 16
2. Anyone weighing above 45kg
3. Non pregnant women
4. Woman not on me**es
5. Healthy individuals ( someone with no acute or chronic illness)
6. Non intoxicated individual
7. Non recent tattoos.

Blood donation is free of charge and so is blood transfusion.
Women can donate blood every 4 months and men every 3 months.
The milk, drink , sugar that are given are NOT payments for your donation but something to replenish fluid loss.

WHERE CAN YOU DONATE BLOOD FROM:

1. Mansa general hospital blood bank
2. Outreach clinics.

TO OUR DONORS, THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR SAVING LIVES 🙏, YOUR BLOOD HAS SAVED SOMEONE 😊

Thank you everyone for joining us and participating through texts and calls, we really appreciate your input.

To our penalists, we thank you for your effort 🙏.
Remember to join us every Thursday on one love Mansa 89.1 at 14:00 for more health related programs.

MANSA GENERAL HOSPITAL, YOUR PARTNER IN HEALTH ❣️

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