Medical Laboratory scientist 🧑🔬|| I turn complex health info into knowledge you can apply NOW 🩺 My Backup Account @OseyemiOshodi
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The penis enlargement doesn’t matter anymore. 💔
A painful reminder that no cosmetic procedure is worth risking your life for.
Before any procedure, ask questions, understand the risks, and make sure you’re in the hands of qualified professionals.
Your health comes first!
El Niño can influence weather patterns and contribute to extreme heat. 🌎
Excessive heat can cause dehydration, heat exhaustion and heat stroke.
Drink water regularly, stay in the shade and avoid strenuous activities during peak heat.
Protect your health. ☀️
My shadow banned has been lifted🥹❤️
To everyone who called, checked on me, encouraged me and quotes my post when I needed visibility, THANK YOU
You may not realise how much those little acts meant to me, especially during that period.
Grateful for good people. ❤️🫂
Sleep is not laziness.
Your body needs adequate rest to function well!
Don’t sacrifice your health trying to get everything done!
Rest is part of taking care of yourself. ❤️
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Getting married? Don’t check only genotype. 👀
Ladies, know your blood group + Rhesus status too. 🩸
If you’re Rh-negative and your baby is Rh-positive, your body may develop antibodies that can affect a future pregnancy.
That’s why anti-D/RhoGAM may be needed.
Be informed!
Getting married? Don’t check only genotype. 👀
Ladies, know your blood group + Rhesus status too. 🩸
If you’re Rh-negative and your baby is Rh-positive, your body may develop antibodies that can affect a future pregnancy.
That’s why anti-D/RhoGAM may be needed.
Be informed!
Let’s be honest… what health topic confuses you the most? 👀
Blood tests? Genotype? PCV? Blood sugar? Women’s health?
Drop your question below. No question is “too basic.”
I’ll break them down in simple language so you can understand your health and know what to do.
Waiting until you’re very thirsty before drinking water? 🤔
Your body needs water throughout the day—not just when thirst hits.
Not drinking enough can leave you tired, dizzy, with headaches, dry mouth and dark urine.
Keep water close. Sip regularly. Stay hydrated.
At a meeting today, they offered us soft drinks!
I said, “I’ll have water, please.”
Someone laughed: “So we know you’re medical personnel, right?”
I was like… wait, choosing water is now a medical thing? 😂
Small choices matter anyways!
Choose what supports your health
Your heart doesn’t always warn you before something goes wrong.
Understanding your health and checking the basics regularly can make a real difference. 🩺❤️
When was the last time you checked your BP?
“I don’t eat much sugar, so I can’t have diabetes.” 👀
Please, it’s not that simple.
Diabetes can affect anyone, and sometimes you may not have obvious symptoms.
If you haven’t checked your blood sugar recently, go and check it.
To every woman dealing with menstrual cramps today, I see you. 🥹❤️
The pain, weakness, mood changes… it can be a lot.
Even when you have to keep going, be kind to your body. Rest when you can.
You’re doing your best. 🩷🩺
You’ve been sitting all day? 👀
Stand up. Stretch. Take a short walk.
Your body was made to move, not stay in one position all day.
Move more. Sit less. Your health matters. 🚶🏽♀️
“I’m always tired.” 😩
Sometimes, it’s more than just being busy.
Poor sleep, stress, anaemia, infections, or other health issues can leave you feeling tired.
If it keeps happening, don’t just ignore it. Get checked.
Know better. Act early.
You don’t need a gym to start exercising. 👀
Walk. Stretch. Dance. Take the stairs.
Even small amounts of movement are better than none.
Move your body today. Your health will thank you!
I went to CDS today, and someone came up to thank me for a health lecture I gave.
He told me it helped him become more aware and go for a check-up. 🥹
Honestly, this is why I talk about health.
If simple information can help someone take action, then it’s worth sharing.