Tuesday In House News..

 Hailings.....The Weather is so dull,i need some Sunshine and a cup of Latte Macchiato....

IN HOUSE MEMO

BV Justyswyt please check your GO TV,your Angel says she has suscribed for one month for you and this will continue for the next 6 months by Gods grace.................

Anyone else wanna bless anyone with something?Give and it shall be given unto you,good measure pressed down ,shaken together and running over....

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RE- FUNGAL INFECTION.

So I read yesterday about the lady with the fungal infection on her inner thighs and remembered something. My second daughter 2 months ago had what we call 'Nlacha' in Igbo. I don't know what it's called in English maybe someone might know if u ask in the blog. But it's a fungal infection also and when she had it, I showed it to the nurses at the general hospital where we went for her 9th month immunization...

They said it's a fungal infection that I should use funbact A. I did, it will stop the nlacha which BTW was around her vagina and anus, it was really painful for her wherever her diaper was soiled. The funbact stopped it but when I now stopped applying it, it came back worse after 2 days 


Took her to another medical practitioner who recommended I use Nystatin oral and Skineal cream. I did and like the funbact, it healed it but as soon as I stopped applying it and giving her the drugs, it came again.


I was already tired as I was almost always staying home so I can avoid putting on diaper for her till one day we went out and as I was changing her diaper a friend of mine saw her v and anus area, how red and a bit swollen it was. She said, " your baby has nlacha" and I told her I know and went on to tell her all I have done still to no avail.


She told me those things won't heal it permanently as this stuff was from inside her body not just outside. She told me to get some nchuanwu( scent leaves), pluck and rinse them, put in a pot and add a little water( same level with the leaves) and then put it on fire and allow it to boil. As soon as it starts to boil to bring it down and now allow it over cook. Allow it to cool and give it to my baby as her water for the day. 


I did all these, I put the water in her feeder and that was the water I fed her all through that day and the next. By the next day I didn't see the nlacha again but for the scars and by the next 3 days everything was cleared smooth.


Like I said I only used it for 2 days and it's being 2 months now and she hasn't had it again.


So I don't know if this might help the lady seeing that it's a fungal infection too. She might be buying all these expensive drugs while her treatment might just be lying in her backyard.


Even if it doesn't help her, it might help other new mother's as I know babies suffer from this stuff a lot.




Thanks for writing in...........I hope this helps the Lady of yesterday.....

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RE- WHO POSTED THIS???

You get strong mind...

You are not even worried that you cheated and had a baby.....

what if the baby ends up looking like you or her other siblings?what lie would you switch to?I am curious......

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BV WITH ALOPECIA AREATA  

Few years ago, I noticed one round patch at the middle of my head. There were hair everywhere, except for that particular spot. I didn't know what it was. The more I make my hair, the more the growth on that particular area is Stunted. So I resolved to making only wigs.


I didn't take any of it too serious until few months ago, when I noticed a very big chunk of my hair gone just like that. I knew I didn't make any tight hair. I became worried. It was as if someone used razor to scrape that particular spot. So I decided to cut the hair. When it started growing again, I noticed the spots where hair was growing unevenly was about 5 different places. 

 I entered Google, searched and searched but nothing came out. Until few days ago.. someone posted the same condition on Facebook, asking if anyone knew what It was, that was when I knew what the whole thing was all about. ALOPECIA AREATA.


it's a condition where your immune system starts attacking your hair follicles, and it might be as a result of serious or severe stress. It doesn't have a cure yet, but there are available treatments on the internet.


First, see a dermatologist. Run a follicle test to see what type it is. Then he/she might give you the necessary treatments. For those that doesn't have the means to see a dermatologist for now, do the following:

1. Onion/Ginger Juice.

Grate both together and extract the juice. Rub on scalp for some minutes, then cover your head with a shower cap. Leave for about 30mins, then wash off.

2. Get vitamin A, B3, E and C. Take them regularly.

3. Do a little exercise.

4. Watch your diet, if possible eat foods that has zinc, iron in them.


PS: Biotin, Minoxidil and peppermint oil helps, but it's strictly on prescription. Do not take unless you're told to do so. (More info can be gotten on Google). 

Thanks.

I don't think these things work oh...otherwise no one will have it...

Anyway just cut down your hair and rock it the way it is....you can even add color sef if you can.....

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FROM MY INBOX ON MONDAY NIGHT

Good day Stella, hope you had a beautiful day? Sorry for coming into your inbox this night to disturb you oo, I am just happy and I decided to share my happiness with you. 

    I married a very good man and he goes out of his ways to make sure I'm happy and safe. He may not be financially stable at the moment but his heart is worth more than the riches anyone can think of. 

 This evening I was still my shop when it started raining, he was at home working and taking care of our little child.  I became scared 😶because there was so much lightening and thunder. So I sent him a message to tell him I was scared and in less than 3mins, my sweetheart showed up like a prince in  shining armor to rescue his princess. 

The fact that he entered the heavy rain carrying our child with a broken umbrella melted my heart. He brought me his raincoat to wear and what brought tears to my eyes is that he has not even seen my messages.

  We got home and oga is in the kitchen making pepper rice for dinner. 

  Forget money and flashy things, every woman deserves a man that loves and appreciates her, who money help when there is always unrest? I am so getting him a gift tomorrow, I am in love again😍😍😍 Biko, pardon my errors, I am so emotional right now😊😊😊 

   Please join me to pray for him that God will bless him and keep him in good health and open doors of extraordinary blessings upon him.

Congrats........I am sure the night was eventful? *wink*

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JULIANAS CORNER

Safety Measures 

Something terrible happened on my street last week that made me to write this....

A painter working on a two story building fell from the top most floor while painting the outside and broke his head on the fence and died instantly. 

I wondered if maybe he could have survived if he had a helmet on or a sling rope tied to his waist or any form of safety measure required for people painting a high rise building.

So I ask, do people know the safety measure to take at their workplace and how serious do they take it? It takes the sight of a police man or a road safety official for a bike man to grudgingly put on his helmet and his major reason is not even safety, rather he does it to avoid extortion. What he doesn't know is that the helmet will protect him in case of an accident. 

What about the PHCN workers that are meant to know better?

you see them climbing poles without any protective gear, even while disconnecting wires. You did thought that this negligence is only among the uneducated artisans, but you will be surprised at the ignorance of the perceived educated ones.

How many of us put on our seat belts while in the car without being reminded? Prevention they say is better than cure, so in light of this let each and every one of us take our safety and that of our neighbours, employees etc seriously.

 Employers of labour should teach new recruits on the safety measure to take regarding their jobs same goes to artisans and above all where ever we find ourselves let us take precursory measures to avoid bad outcomes should an accident happen.

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SHOKI AAAAAAARGH FROM BV MAO AKUH

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