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Abdominal pain can arise from many conditions. Severe or sudden pain, or pain with other concerning symptoms, requires prompt assessment. Location alone does no...
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Abdominal pain can arise from many conditions. Severe or sudden pain, or pain with other concerning symptoms, requires prompt assessment. Location alone does no...
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WHO and UNICEF recommend exclusive breastfeeding for the first six months, followed by safe, suitable complementary foods with continued breastfeeding to two ye...
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Antibiotics treat certain bacterial infections and do not treat viral infections such as colds. A qualified prescriber should decide when they are needed. Do no...
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Cholera is a bacterial infection spread through contaminated food or water. It can cause acute watery diarrhoea and rapid fluid loss. Not every episode of diarr...
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A varied diet draws on different food groups rather than relying on one staple. Examples familiar in Nigeria include beans and other legumes, grains, yam or oth...
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A cough has several possible causes. Persistent or worsening symptoms warrant professional advice. Breathing difficulty, chest pain or coughing blood need urgen...
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Diabetes involves difficulties producing insulin or using it effectively. Possible symptoms include increased thirst, frequent urination, tiredness, blurred vis...
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This article is for adults. A fever can accompany many illnesses; it does not confirm malaria, typhoid or another diagnosis. If symptoms are worsening or not im...
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Unsafe food can transmit disease. Good handling, preparation and storage practices reduce avoidable contamination. Symptoms after eating can have different caus...
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HIV affects the immune system. Testing, appropriate prevention and access to effective treatment are important. Casual everyday contact does not transmit HIV. T...
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Cleaning hands with soap and water helps reduce the spread of infections. Important moments include after using the toilet and before preparing food or eating....
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A headache can have many causes. Recurring headaches, or a headache that is worsening or not improving, warrant professional assessment. A sudden extremely pain...
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