If you or someone you know has sickle cell disease, understanding ACS is crucial.

What is it? A life-threatening lung complication, Think chest pain, trouble breathing, fever, cough, and a racing heart.

Who’s at risk? People with sickle cell disease

When does it happen? Suddenly! Don’t wait – seek help ASAP

Where does it hit? The lungs. Hospital care is often needed.

Why does it occur? Blocked blood flow, lung infections (like pneumonia), and low oxygen are the culprits.

For Treatment: Consult a specialist immediately.

Remember: Early action saves lives! Share this to raise awareness.

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Know the signs of Acute Cystitis:

Painful urination

Frequent urges to pee

Smelly urine

Lower abdominal/back pain

This bladder infection, often caused by E. coli, needs treatment! Antibiotics are key. Don’t delay seeing a doctor.

#CystitisSymptoms #WomensHealth #MensHealth #InfectionAwareness

An abdominal abscess is a pus-filled pocket inside your belly caused by a bacterial infection. It can develop due to surgery, a burst appendix, or other infections.

Symptoms:

Severe belly pain

Fever and chills

Nausea and vomiting

Swelling or tenderness in the abdomen

Loss of appetite

Causes:

Burst appendix or intestine

Infections after surgery

Diverticulitis (inflamed intestines)

Pancreatitis (swollen pancreas)

Treatment:

Ignoring it can lead to serious complications! Seek medical care if you have symptoms.

#AbdominalAbscess #HealthAwareness #StayInformed #GutHealth #MedicalCare

World Tuberculosis Day, observed annually on March 24th, raises vital awareness about TB, a preventable yet still deadly disease. This day commemorates Dr. Robert Koch’s 1882 discovery of the TB-causing bacterium, marking a turning point in the fight against TB. Today, we reaffirm our commitment to ending TB through increased awareness, prevention, and treatment. Let’s work together to create a TB-free world

#WorldTBDay
#EndTB
#TuberculosisAwareness
#TBPrevention
#PublicHealth
#HealthForAll
#GlobalHealth
#YesWeCanEndTB

Did you know that good oral health is essential for overall well-being?

It’s not just about a beautiful smile; it impacts your nutrition, speech, and even your heart health.

Few tips to keep your oral health in top shape:

• Brush your teeth for 2 minutes, twice a day.
• Floss daily to remove plaque between teeth.
• Limit sugary drinks and snacks.
• Eat a balanced diet rich in fruits and vegetables.
• Schedule regular dental check-ups.

Let’s prioritize our oral health and spread smiles!

#WorldOralHealthDay #OralHygiene #DentalCare #HealthyLiving