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‎What are Mumps ?
Mumps is a viral infection that primarily affects the salivary glands, causing swelling and pain. It might disguise as a toothache but it's not a toothache. It sounds like a simple disease until the pain catches up with the sufferer. If the pain is not well managed, while suffering from it, one will always find it difficult to eat and swallow. ( speaking from experience oooo)
‎Cause
‎Its caused by a Virus known as Mumps virus (paramyxovirus)
‎Transmission
‎ Mumps get Spread through respiratory droplets, contact with infected saliva, toothbrush or surfaces.
‎Risk factors
‎Unvaccinated individuals
‎Weakened immune system
‎Travel to areas with outbreaks.
‎‎Symptoms
‎1. Swollen glands: Parotid glands ( around the cheeks, jaw)
‎2. Fever
‎3. Headache
‎4. Muscle aches (around the cheek and neck)
‎5. Fatigue
‎6. Loss of appetite
‎NB: It sounds like a simple disease until the pain catches up with the sufferer. If the pain is not well managed, while suffering from it, the person will find it difficult to eat and swallow during the period of infection ( speaking from experience oooo)
‎Complications if Left untreated
‎1. Orchitis (testicle inflammation)
‎2. Oophoritis (o***y inflammation)
‎3. Meningitis (rare)
‎4. Encephalitis (rare)
‎5. Hearing loss (rare)
‎‎Treatment
‎1. Supportive care: Get enough Rest, stay hydrated, take pain relief drugs.
‎2. Pain management: You could take Over-the-counter pain meds like acetaminophen or ibuprofen, Diclofenac etc.
‎3. Take Antipyretics : To reduce fever.
‎4. Isolation of infected individuals: Avoid contact with others for 5 days after symptoms start.
‎5. Take vitamin c tablets to strengthen your immune system and increase appetite.
‎NB: while being treated, the pains can last up to 4 to 5 days.
‎Prevention of mumps
‎MMR vaccine: Measles, mumps, rubella vaccine (2 doses, 95% effective).Observe good Hygiene: Wash hands, change your toothbrush at least once in 3 months.
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‎Dear followers and friends, WHENEVER YOU COME TO A HOSPITAL ENVIRONMENT,
‎Know this and be safe ☺️
‎1. Minimize touching surfaces or leaning on the wall
‎2. You must wash your hands before and after eating
‎3. Be nice to the caregivers ( Doctors and nurses)
‎4. Never tell your doctor lies about your health 🙏🏽 so they can know how to start tackling your health problems
‎5. Always listen to your doctor and follow his prescription ( DO NOT ADD OR MINUS)
‎6. Be careful and safe in there - in the terms of making friends and do not carry your family secret and dash them( not everyone is worth knowing so much about you)
‎7. Do not 🚫 I repeat do not think you know it all, ask and answer questions at the appropriate times.
‎8. Do not be scared to undergo surgeries to save your life 🙏🏽
‎9. Avoid body contacts as much as possible
‎10. Once you get home from the hospital, bathe and clean your body.
‎Thank you
‎Your health is my concern ❤️
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‎Hello family,friends and followers 🥰
‎Do you usually go hungry especially after you have eaten something?
‎ Do you feel hungry shortly after eating? Do you eat and still feel like you haven't eaten anything yet?
‎It is not a normal sign 🛑
‎It might be a symptom of some underlying sicknesses
‎Its a medical term called POLYPHAGIA
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‎Polyphagia means excessive hunger or abnormally increased appetite.
‎It is one of the classic symptoms of diabetes mellitus, but it can also occur in other conditions.
‎Causes of Polyphagia
‎1.Uncontrolled diabetes mellitus (especially Type 1) – due to cells not getting enough glucose despite high blood sugar levels.
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‎2.Hyperthyroidism – increased metabolism causes more hunger.
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‎3.Hypoglycemia – low blood sugar triggers hunger as a compensatory response.
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‎4.Psychological causes – stress, depression, anxiety, or eating disorders (like bulimia).
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‎5.Certain medications – steroids, antipsychotics, or antidepressants.
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‎6.Hormonal or brain disorders – involving the hypothalamus or pituitary gland.
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‎🩺 Treatment and Management of Polyphagia
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‎It really doesn't have a specific treatment so therefore you have to check out any of these causes mentioned above and Treat the Underlying Cause which your diagnosis falls on.
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‎If it's Diabetes mellitus:
‎Proper use of insulin or oral hypoglycemics.
‎Regular monitoring of blood glucose levels.
‎Balanced diet and exercise.
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‎If it's Hyperthyroidism:
‎Anti thyroid medications (e.g., methimazole).
‎Radioactive iodine or surgery if necessary.
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‎If it's Psychological causes:
‎Counseling or psychotherapy.
‎Stress management and relaxation techniques.
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‎If it's Medication-induced:
‎Review and adjust the dose or change the drug under medical supervision.
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‎If it's from Dietary Management:
‎Eat balanced, high-fiber meals to stay full longer.
‎Avoid excessive refined sugars and processed foods.
‎Maintain regular meal times to prevent blood sugar fluctuations.
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Happy new year

Solemnity of Christ the king (year 2024)
The crowd was massive leading to some unwanted circumstances 😭.
May the souls of those who died on that day rest in heaven 🙏 amen

My women of God
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