Little Bits of Stuff

Discussions on Child Sexual Abuse has been on for a very long time and incidence keeps rising at an alarming rate. It is our responsibility to continue to pluck these perpetrators out of our society. On this episode of the Child Sexual Abuse Series, a Survivor shares her experience on how she had to cope with been abused by her own father and her healing process. She also shares her own perspective on how parents should pay attention to their kids. Listen to the end for a bonus exposition.

As a patient, you have the right to a copy of the patients' bill of rights when you enter a health facility. Question is, what percentage of people really read through? What percentage actually care, what percentage is aware they have rights in a hospital? Are you aware of your responsibilities as a patient? This episodes talk about 11 things you must be familiar with as patients, to get the most out of your health care provider and to also get the best standard of care.

This part 2 of the thyroid smackdown series on Little Bits Of Stuff with Dr. Nick features all you need to know about the exam preparations as regards to thyroid gland. Join Dr. Chiko and Naomi as they journey through the secret path of 'thyroidians'

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We've all heard different stories of women in their last stages of pregnancy who didn't know they were pregnant, or some who knew they were pregnant who said they were still seeing their periods. Some didn't even notice and gave birth at a doctor's routine visit. In the midst of all these, several other rumors abound which continue to add to the confusion. In this Little Bits of Stuff Episode, I and Dr. Roseben discuss several reasons why you may be pregnant and still see 'your periods'.

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This episode addresses common experiences most patients have in the consulting room on their first visits. Many patients experience different emotions ranging from awkward to uncomfortable and for some, even fear. Therefore each and every experience is unique and deserves a voice.

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Join Dr. Chiko and Dr. Naomi in this very first episode of residency content about the thyroid gland for the surgical resident, the exam preps style. This first part tries to cover the salient things you need to refresh your memory and further sharpen your skills.

Flagyl (metronidazole) is one of the commonest drugs (antibiotics) that have been abused so much a newborn almost knows about it. This episode sheds more light on the public perception on the use of flagyl as an anti motility drug rather than as an antibiotic. 

Jedi jedi is a common presentation in the health community in the southwestern states of Nigeria and over the years there has been several interpretations by patients as to what Jedi Jedi means. In this episode, we look into the myth of Jedi and how it has evolved over the years.

In this episode, three houseofficers narrate their experiences so far in their intern year and how they've coped with it, challenges, the good and bad days, the whole works. If you have been wondering what your intern year will be like, this episode is for you. Also contains tips and advices for medical students in their finals.

In this episode, I and my co-host Dr. Linda tried to demystify the relationship between sugar and the perceived increased severity of menstrual cramps. But before that, we also talked about menstrual cramps in general and why you may be having cramps.