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  Fibroids are abnormal growths that develop in or on a woman’s uterus. Sometimes these tumors become quite large and cause severe abdominal pain and heavy periods (healthline.com). in other cases, they cause no signs or symptoms at all. FACTORS CONTRIBUTING TO GROWTH OF FIBRIOD Thou the real cause of fibroid is unlear or unknown. But there are factors contributory to its growth · Hormones (eostrogen and progestron the hormones produced ) · Family history (fibroids may run in the family, if your mother, sister or grandmother has a history of this condition, you may develop it as well) · Pregnancy (increase oestrogen and progesterone ) · Age of 30 years or older · A high body weight A conversation took place between two men in a laundry place I went to. The first guy who initiated the conversation told the second guy that his girlfriend has fibroid and it has been really causing trouble for her, but no one has really told him the cause of this fibroid. The second man told him that

  The hallmark of every acclaimed medical personnel is "referral" of cases beyond his or her capacity. To some people, referral is not in their dictionary, they prefer to handle the case till the end, in order to take the glory. But the truth is that glory comes to you when you reduce complication, damages and save life by referring to hospital cases that are beyond you. A woman in labour was brought into the hospital with her private part in shambles due to different types of tear (episiotomy) given to her by her traditional attendant, said to have labored for two days. At first, she was asked to put an empty coke bottle in her mouth and was asked to blow it hard while jumping up and down, that it would help the labour to progress fast. As if that was not enough, she was asked to lie down for vaginal examination, and was told that she had made a little progress and for that reason, they would help her progress more by one person climbing on her belly to push down the baby, w

  An elderly person is a person of sixty five years and above. (lawinsider.com) 65 years and above is used not because the person can no longer function physically, psychologically or socially, but because it is the retirement age. This means that as retirement sets in, there will be a gradual decline in healthy functioning which occurs in an organism and which ultimately leads to death. This decline in functioning affects all the systems in the person’s body.  The organs in the body concerned with the metabolism, detoxification and excretion of drugs are the kidneys and the liver which equally gradually declines with ageing. So loading these organs with lots of drugs during old age is more like stressing them, and when they get to their stress limit, they will instantly short down. A woman at about 80 years of age was brought into the hospital, very weak, jittery and with complaint of not having been able to eat, urinate, communicate and even to talk was a problem. The doctor assessed