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Let learn about Leukemia

This is a cancer of blood forming tissues (bone marrow and lymphatic system) leading to abnormal, uncontrolled production of white blood cell.

*2. Wiping:*

Always wipe from front to back after using the toilet either after defecating or after urinating to prevent bacteria from entering the va**na

HYGIENE PRACTICES:

1.Cleanliness:

Regularly wash the v***a (the external female genitalia) with mild, unscented soap and water not harsh soaps... please

3. Underwear

Opt for breathable, 100% cotton underwear to help keep the area dry and reduce the risk of infections.

4. Avoid Irritants

Minimize the use of scented products like douches, scented tampons, pads, and liners, as these can disrupt the natural balance of the va**na.

5. Change Pads/Tampons Regularly

Change pads or tampons frequently, especially during menstruation, to prevent bacterial growth.

HOW TO TAKE CARE OF THE FEMALE ORGAN*

To maintain good v***ar and va**nal health, practice regular hygiene, including washing with mild soap and water, wiping front to back after, and wearing breathable cotton underwear, while also attending regular check-ups and seeking prompt medical attention for any concerns.

Stay tune for some detailed breakdown of how to take care of your female reproductive organs:

6. After S*x

Urinate after s*xual activity to help flush out any bacteria that may have entered the urethra.
In regards to this take a warm water to help you unrinate after s*x (for Married women)

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TOPIC: PLACENTA

PLACENTA is a flat circular organ that originates from trophoblast of a fertilized egg that carry out the functions which the fetus is unable to perform for itself during intra-uterine life.

FUNCTIONS OF THE PLACENTA

RESPIRATIONS
Placenta is responsible for gaseous exchange in which the fetus receive oxygen from the maternal circulation and gives off carbon dioxide into the maternal blood with the help of the placenta.

NUTRITION
Placenta transfers all the nutrients necessary for fetal development, growth and survival such as glucose, amino acids, vitamins and minerals salts from mother's blood into the fetal blood.

EXCRETION
Placenta is responsible for all the metabolism that takes place in the fetal circulation and removal of waste products such as uric acid, area bilirubin and creatinine from fatal blood into mother's blood across the placenta.

STORAGE
Placenta helps to metabolize and store iron,fats, soluble vitamins and also glucose in form of glycogen and re converts it to glucose when required.

PROTECTION
Placenta acts as the first barrier in protecting the fetus from any infection or injury
Towards the end of the pregnancy anti bodies ie Immunoglobulin G(IgG) is transferred to the fetus to boost the immune system of the baby for the first three months after birth.

Healthy mother=healthy baby

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