Women’s Health Clinic

10/05/2026

Happy Mother’s Day to all women who have raised, are raising, or will one day raise children under their wing — biological or otherwise. Thank you for partnering with Heaven in nurturing the future.

May the Lord strengthen and uphold you as you continue this amazingly powerful work of imparting love, wisdom, and faith, just like Lois and Eunice in 2 Timothy 1:5.

To those trusting God for conception, may the Lord bless your womb with fruit that will remain. To those expecting, I pray for safe pregnancies and safe deliveries. And to those already raising children, may God grant you wisdom, grace, and strength to nurture them in the fear and knowledge of the Lord.

May your day be filled with love, honor, and joy. Enjoy your well-deserved Mother’s Day.

07/05/2026

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08/03/2026

To all women in our circles, you are valued, you are special, you are unique, you are fearfully and wonderfully made. Happy International Women’s Day.

25/12/2025

01/12/2025

Your health is your wealth.

Today’s Dr’s orders:

22/10/2025

Breast cancer is a silent threat, and vigilance is our best defense.
The most important — and often the most affordable — screening tool is breast self-examination, especially for premenopausal women. This should be done monthly, ideally a few days after your period ends when the breasts are least likely to be swollen or tender.

There are also other screening options, such as clinical breast exams, mammography, and ultrasounds, which may be recommended based on your age, family history, or other risk factors. Talk to your healthcare provider about what’s right for you.

Ladies, let’s do this together.
Be your sister’s keeper — ask the women in your life if they’ve been screened. Remind them. Encourage them. Support them.

Together, we stand stronger in the fight against breast cancer.
Early detection saves lives.

Today’s Dr’s orders:

18/09/2025

Good day everybody. Today let’s talk about fibroids. A few facts to know about Fibroids:

- They are non cancerous meaning they are benign tumors
- Common in black women/ women of African descent
- Common during reproductive years
- Family history of fibroids increases risk of occuerence
- High risk if you start you periods at a younger age than average
- They may not cause any problems at all
- May cause heavy bleeding (resulting in anemia), lower abdominal pain and backache, infertility, miscarriages, pain during in*******se, constipation, urinary frequency, and feeling bloated
- They tend to reduce in size after menopause
- Treatment is available and can be customized to each individual’s needs.

Today’s Dr’s orders:

09/08/2025

Happy women’s day to all women in our circles and beyond. Just to tell you that you are a woman of worth, not because of what’s in your life right now but because of what God says about you. You are fearfully and wonderfully made (Psalms139:14) inspite of all those issues that make you feel less worthy. When God created you, you were made in His image (Genesis 1:27) and all that He made was VERY GOOD in His eyes ( Genesis 1:31). So don’t feel like you are not good enough, don’t listen to the devil when he says you don’t measure up, because the one who made you sealed and notarized that you are very good, you are enough. And that’s it. So indeed, happy women’s day!!!

15/07/2025

Hie everybody, hope we are doing good.
Today let’s talk about miscarriages, one of the worst ordeal a couple could ever experience.
About 10-20% of pregnancies end in miscarriage, with majority of them happening in the first 13 weeks of pregnancy. Some of the causes and risk factors include:
▪️chromosomal abnormalities - genetic conditions
▪️maternal health conditions which include diseases like thyroid disease, uncontrolled diabetes, infections, uterine and cervix abnormalities, as well as obesity amongst others
▪️maternal age ie older than 35, with the risk increasing with age.
▪️smoking, alcohol, illegal drugs, caffeine
▪️history of previous miscarriage

After a miscarriage we recommend that you get help, visit a clinician who assists you with the appropriate management that includes treatment and future pregnancy plans.

Today’s Dr’s orders:

16/06/2025

Happy Father’s Day to all fathers in our circles. So ladies, here is a challenge for you; starting from today up to the end of June take your husband, father or brother, for a medical check up. We know these relatives of ours don’t like hospitals 😝. That’s one of the best presents that you could ever give them. A stitch in time saves 9.
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25/05/2025

Happy Africa day everybody! We love you ♥️.