Author: Odudu Abasi

OduduAbasi Godwin Mkpong (God'sPower) is a medical writer and Human Anatomy graduate from the University of Uyo, Nigeria. His anatomical training gives him a strong foundation in medical accuracy, which he applies to dental and health content through certified expertise in SEO writing, content writing, and academic writing. He contributes medically informed articles to Healthsoothe.

[ninja_tables id=”44579″] Manpower drugs in Nigeria refer to the various drugs – herbal drinks, tablets, roots, and bitters – that are used to enhance the sexual performance of men, hence the name. many men have at one time or the other used manpower and have one or two things to say about it. In many homes and romantic relationships, the pressure is on the man to satisfy his woman, else, she may be justified if she seeks sexual pleasure elsewhere. This has driven many men to try different concoctions and drugs – legal or illegal – and the experience and…

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Many have thought and still believe that golden morn and weight gain correlate, mostly in the positive sense of it. However, it is highly unlikely that this is the case. Golden morn, as it is commonly called in Nigeria, is made from whole grain and fortified with vitamins and minerals. It is usually eaten as breakfast, but can also be eaten at any time of the day. [ninja_tables id=”44581″] The nutrients in Golden morn improves nutrition quality and have a positive impact on the general health condition of its consumers. However, it is unclear if these nutrients can help one…

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Fungal and Bacterial skin infections are common among babies and effective topical treatment for it is Baby Tribotan. It is considered safe for babies as it is mild and easier on the skin of babies, as opposed to the Tribotan topical cream available to adults. [ninja_tables id=”44584″] Due to extended time of being in wet diapers, heat, and the environment they find themselves in, babies are susceptible to developing skin rashes, sweat itch, acne, ringworm, eczema – commonly called Eela or Nla among the Yoruba and Igbo, respectively – and impetigo, among others. Baby tribotan helps to address these skin…

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One common worry among new mothers is that they do not produce enough milk; however, there are foods that boost breast milk, and they are Nigerian foods. These foods help to increase the amount of prolactin and oxytocin – the hormones that influence breast milk production in the female body. [ninja_tables id=”44594″] Breast milk is recommended to be the exclusive food for babies, at least, till they are 6 months old. This is because breast milk contains all the nutrient they need and these nutrients are gotten from what the mother eats. Therefore, the nutrient provided to babies through breast…

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Very few people know about biopsy in Nigeria, and those that do, think it is a treatment regimen for cancer. While it is useful in diagnosing cancer, it is not a treatment type for cancer. It is used to investigate the suspicion a doctor may have concerning a tissue to ascertain its true condition. [ninja_tables id=”44599″] A biopsy is done in Nigeria in many hospitals and diagnostic centers, where various medical machines are used for advanced biopsies and simple needle biopsies are also done. The price for biopsy in these centers varies from place to place and it also depends…

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