A visit to a health institution sometimes leaves women unsure of who’s who among the vast number and grades of doctors often available. This is especially so in teaching hospitals, which are becoming more common in Kenya. Every doctor should wear an identity badge, and always introduce themselves.
Read more ..... Sub-fertility is the preferred terminology for couples who have difficulties conceiving. A recent survey in Kenya suggested that about 1 in every 4 - 6 Gynecological consultations are related to sub-fertility. This translates into millions of couples of child-bearing age. The biggest barrier to accessing modern fertility treatment is cost, coupled with limited choice of treatment centres.
Read more ..... Gynecological care has changed dramatically over the last decade. Medical advances, coupled with advanced technology have merged together to create novel frontiers in the care of women.
Read more ..... Exposure to infectious diseases should generally be avoided if at all possible. This is more so in pregnancy as infectious diseases may pose complications both to the mother and her unborn baby. Chickenpox is one such infection, pregnant mothers should as much as possible avoid contact with anybody infected with chickenpox.
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