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Wednesday, July 27, 2016

Doctors In House Section.

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FOUR YEAR OLD WITH STAPH


My 4yr old daughter who will be 5 by October has staphylococcus infection.

I have been to the Doctor twice and they  gave us some antibiotics like zinnat and flagy etc and after finishing the drugs, the smell continues from her pant.

I have gone for herbal and after finishing the agbo same thing, she baths with unscented soap,I am so tired and frustrated and once in a while there's discharge from her privates.

I am sure there is no abuse cos we stay alone, no male gender saying with us, please what else can I do ? any gynaecologist in the house to help me ??? 




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    1. Aunty, Pls it maybe ur toilet or someone is reinfecting ur baby.

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    2. A four year old??? Adonbelivit!

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  2. What about school ma? The world is full of crazy innocent looking people.

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  3. Omg this is so sad. Do kids get such infections too? Please pardon my ignorance.

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    1. Yes. Anybody can get such. Unfortunately most of us think that staph is an std which is not the case. Staph can be found on the skin and all around you so it's very possible for a child of four and below to contact staph without any form of sexual abuse.

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  4. Are you sure no one is touching her in school. Ask her if any aunty or uncle has been touching her private parts, cause my friends maid was using her fingers to abuse her 3 year old baby girl

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    1. Staph isn't sexually transmitted, it's on the skins on a lot of people, it causes infections when it leaves it's normal environment and goes somewhere else. It causes everything from pneumonia, food poisoning skin infections to endocarditis. The only time you should start to assume sexual contact is of they find staph saprophyticus as the cause of a UTI in the child.

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    2. Thank you anon 16;00.Staph aureus is not a sexually transmitted disease. The micro org is responsible for boils, pimples, carbuncles etc. It is found on the skin and nasAl passages

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  5. poster you should not just conclude about the abuse, some male teachers can also abuse a child. Try to change all her panties and get her new ones, once you guys are home let her stay without wearing pant, always use baby wipes to clean her bum bum, stop using soap to wash her private part. To cure staph is not a day job, you need patient and consistent treatment.

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  6. This is very bad, but since you said there's no male living with you, what about her school? Don't you know abuse can come from females as well?




    *Larry was here*

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  7. OMG!!!
    You can't be so sure just cos you stay alone, open her legs and check for any signs of penetration.

    PS: fathers rape their little babies too.

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  8. Na Wa o... God pls help! I hear staph can be so stubborn. I have no idea at all of what can help.

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  9. Staph can also be contacted through skin-skin contact tho, contact with contaminated persons or surfaces in the case of an open wound.
    Didn't the doctor tell you that too?

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  10. Does everything really surprise you much or Do you just have a flair for theatrics? Either way, you need to chill. Haba!!

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    1. Who is this one@ anon 11.53? Wetin be your own with what Stella does? Pls get off this blog if you don't like the way we do things here!
      Nonsense!

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    2. Easy Anon 14.43. I didn't like the expression Stella used, either. She made it look like something so terrible happened. Expressions like this is the reason why, a lot of ignorant people like you come here screaming that staph is an std which is absolutely false. If you are ignorant of something ask google so that you don't fool yourself. It's a good thing anonymous 11.53 voiced out her opinion because I reason with her but she/he should have been more subtle about it.

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  11. Try her with augumentin. I think they have children's own, it will do the wonders.

    Also, make sure, she does not put her hands in her pussy because this too might prolong it. Children can touch anything at home even when everywhere is dusty.

    It is well.

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  12. Have you changed her panties?

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  13. *no male gender staying with us*
    Madam, I'm a mother too, I also have a daughter, I know how you feel but pls its not only males that abuse kids these days, females abuse kids too, (the bisexuals and lesbians and the psychos). Also, some kids are abused in the school and places of worship, not forgetting neighbours including fellow kids , the list is endless. Have you checked her privates to see if her hymen is still intact? Have you questioned her thoroughly? Do your investigation well. When you treat her again, dispose all her panties, tights and boxers and buy new ones for her. Kpele dear.

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    1. Gbamest!!!! Madam poster please shine your eyes, please.

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  14. Thank God you stay alone what about her school, friends and families you visit or visit you, still search for the root of it, talk to her. The lord will bring her healing as you check on some other hospitals don't give up.

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  15. its odd for a 5year old to have active vaginal discharges. you could hv been more specific about the smell. fishy? chocking? does she still bedwet? u cld ensure the area is always dry cos moisture breeds germs that causes foul odor, you also hv to ask her personal questions about sexual activity, esp at school, don't just assume things. u cld run a smear test where a bud will only be swiped around her privates and secretions tested to know the exact bacteria causing it so a proper antibiotics will be prescribed. good luck.

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  16. Sweet Jesus!!!! What' did I just read???? Is that ever possible? Oh Lord fix it pls. My dear prayers is ur last resort oooo

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  17. Go and inspect her school's toilet system, also are you sure it's staph?. May God help you..cos I no know advise to give.

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  18. Wholly molly!

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  19. Madam pleeeeeease, I'm begging you, take your daughter to a hospital and quit self medications. I am over sure that 'staphylococcus' if that is exactly what is wrong with her very very treatable and curable. Go to a good Hospital, not chemist, quit toying with your child's health.
    Sorry if I sounded rude.

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  20. Staph is not an STD naa, it's on d skin normally.

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    1. Ha!! Blackberry na wah for you. Na only fuck matter you sabi..book zero! Empty brain with wide pussy!

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    2. Anon, she's right. Staph live with us everyday.

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    3. Anony staph is not like every day STD, educate yourself before throwing dumb correction. You don't get it only through sex.

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    4. She is right anonymous
      Staph is on the skin , finger nails it's everywhere in our environment it's not just an STD....teach her washing of hand properly and don't touch the Virgina

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    5. Finally people with brains!. I don't get why Nigerians automatically think std/Sti when they hear staph little do they know that 80% of their boils are staph infections. Honestly some of the people here giving advice like they went to med school.

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    6. Blackberry I really like you, nohomo. Na only very few people get sense for this blog..most others are nitwits.
      Staph is not a sexually transmitted disease.

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  21. Pls my two year old itches her privates, what can i give her to stop the itching. Thanks

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    1. Take your child to the hospital. It could be thrush.

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    2. Try canesten cream.

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  22. I guess u don't bathe ur child well hence d staph.

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  23. It cld be from the toilet, staph is also a toilet infection and also always check if she wears wet panties or sleeps with her pants on.

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  24. What if she's been abused in her school or is staph not transmitted sexually?pls take her to a doctor

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  25. Hian na wao, madam I hope u are not dirty,how neat is ur toilet, staph can also be contracted through a dirty toilet, check ur hygiene.

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  26. all you "fiful" shouting abuse, what if she contacted it thru body contact or through direct contact with contaminated surface and not through any sexual activities. staph infection are spread by direct physical contact with the bacteria, the contact is frequently skin to skin but it can also be spread through contact with contaminated surfaces or personal items. so lets not rule the fact that she might have contacted it through direct contact with contaminated surface. its sad tho.

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    1. She needs to disinfect her entire house if not it will keep coming back.

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  27. Her school n after school care is filled with female staffs, and I also did a test which I don't have the infection which means my toilet is clean, we don't have a father staying with us too, other kids in the Creche nor sch doesn't have the infection, I change her pant every 6 months, she baths with dettol, pls I need a gynecologist in the house abeg

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    1. Madam, she should stop wearing all the pants she was wearing during that period. Don't wait till 6 months time. No matter the treatment, if she still uses same pant, it must come back. She will be fine, be strong

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  28. !2:26 give her children augumentin. It works faster

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  29. After several rounds of antibiotics she could have develop resistance to them. Try herbal or natural treatment for staph.

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  30. Change all her undies and try baby augumentin.

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  31. Madam! Take your child to a proper hospital and let them do all the right tests! As a matter of fact stop that herbal whatever now!

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  32. Hello?
    Go to a proper Hospital and find out if she has a urinary tract obstruction. You may request an abdominopelvic scan as well to view the bladder.
    Again since you have access to data why not use Google? Type in -causes of smelly urine in toddlers.
    You are welcome Madame. And I do think you need to use bleach after using the toilet, every time. Hope you are not sharing toilet with the neighbours.

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  33. Pls go to a good general hospital, try gbagada

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  34. Please take your daughter to a very good hospital. You didn't say where you live but Ave Maria in Oniru is very good, general hospitals are also a good option if you can't afford it. You need to treat this before it deteriorates. They need to test which antibiotic will cure the infection as the ones she is taking may not work for the particular strain of staph she has. Self medication or chemists shouldn't be an option. Dispose of her pants during treatment not after 6 months. Get her a potty and clean with care after use if you sure toilets, you may have higher immunity which is why you don't have it. It's always good to go back for a test few days after taking the medication instead of assuming it's gone.

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