Myasthenia Gravis in Nigeria: Symptoms and Treatment
The disease has a signature almost nothing else shares. You are fine in the morning and weak by evening. Your eyelid droops […]
Multiple Sclerosis in Nigeria: Diagnosis and Treatment
Published Nigerian medical literature contains roughly five confirmed cases of multiple sclerosis. Nobody believes that is the real number. It is simply […]
Why Crohn’s disease in Nigeria gets mistaken for tuberculosis
A Nigerian with months of diarrhoea, cramping pain and weight loss usually gets treated for something infectious first. Typhoid, amoebiasis, worms, then […]
Thyroid Disease in Nigeria: Why Getting the Diagnosis Matters
Your thyroid is a small, butterfly-shaped gland at the front of your neck. Despite its size, it has an important role in […]
Psoriasis in Nigeria: Treatment Beyond Creams and Soaps
Psoriasis is more than a dry or itchy skin condition. It is a chronic inflammatory disease that can affect the skin, nails […]
Lupus in Nigeria: Symptoms, Treatment and Getting Care
Lupus can affect much more than the skin or joints. Systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE), commonly called lupus, is an autoimmune disease in […]
Rheumatoid Arthritis in Nigeria: Treatment That Works
If your hands hurt every morning and take an hour to loosen, it is easy to blame age, hard work or sleeping […]
Autoimmune Disease in Nigeria: Why Diagnosis Takes Years
Ask a Nigerian with lupus how long it took to get diagnosed and you will usually hear a story rather than a […]
Haemophilia in Nigeria: Only 3 Percent Are Diagnosed
Haemophilia in Nigeria is not rare. It is unfound. Roughly one boy in every 5,000 is born with haemophilia A and one […]