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""Declare the past, diagnose the present, foretell the future; practice these acts. As to diseases, make a habit of two things — to help, or at least to do no harm." (Hippocrates)

If you would like an online consultation with me for Your special needs and/or problems, then you can contact me by just putting your name and e-mail address in the box on the right.
 
 
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Please, be advised that I am taking a limited number of online consultations a day (no more than 4 a day) because I am busy at the hospital and doing women health research as well. And it takes me up to 50 min to 1 hour to give you an in-depth personal consultation.

The cost of my online consultation is $49. It is not the cheapest on-line consultation around but I guarantee you a quality, personalized approach, confidentiality and security of your credit cards.

If you want a cheap online consultation you can get them everywhere, but You will get what You paid for.
 
I really wish You all the best in all areas of your life as I believe that good health is the harmony and balance between body, mind and soul.

 

 

"Whatever in connection with my professional practice or not in connection with it I may see or hear in the lives of my patients which ought not be spoken abroad, I will not divulge, reckoning that all such should be kept secret".
(Hippocrates)

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Dear Friends
My Guarantee to you as a valued client.

I just want to say that anything you tell me will remain strictly private. In my 10years of practicing medicine I have always upheld the above statement and you can be 100% sure that what you tell me will remain confidential. The Hippocratic Oath is extremely important to me as a doctor and is something that I have always followed and practiced by.

I built this site for women all over the World to use: somewhere for women like yourself to find out about the health problems faced by women in the modern era. I also understand that some times it is not possible for women to talk openly with a medical practitioner in there area. Sometimes it is through embarrassment as the only doctor available may be male and many women find it impossible to discus sensitive matters.

 Or it can be from cultural differences that make it hard for women to express their concerns and fears. Or living in a small community: or on religious grounds that make it difficult for some women to seek medical advice. Or a host of other reasons where women find it difficult to express their feelings to a local doctor. Or simply there is no local doctor to see and discus any problems with.
                                                             Alice's Story.
"Let me tell you a story about Alice (not her real name) who lived in a close community where everyone knew everyone. Alice was a married lady with 2 children of just school age 7 and 5 years old. Her husband was always away leaving her to manage by herself for weeks on end, to say Alice was lonely sometimes is an understatement.
 
One of her husbands friends would always drop by to help her with some of the more difficult chores around the home. These visits were always conducted in a purely plutonic way and there was never any hint of anything else. One day the friend arrived very upset and really down. He told Alice that he had just separated from his long time girlfriend and it was not in a friendly way. He started to come over more often and Alice always listened to him giving support trying to reassure him that it was not the end of the world. This continued for quite a few months and was starting to worry Alice because the visits started to come just after her children's bedtime on occasions.

Alice finally expressed her fears to her husband on one of the rare occasions he was home for more that a couple of weeks. He was not that supportive and told her she was just imagining things as his friend had already told him he was dropping by to help out. Alice could not understand her husbands lack of concern as they had always confided in each other and helped each other, she just thought he was under a bit of stress because of his job.

A few weeks after her husband went away it was Alice's birthday and she got a call from her husband that he would not be able to make it back as he was in the middle of a business deal. Alice was upset with this as her husband had never missed her birthday before and she would have to spend the day alone. Alice had sat by the phone all night waiting for a call from her husband that never came and she was really upset. Later on in the night her husbands friend turned up with a bottle of wine and a bunch of flowers. Alice was for the first time glad for the company and confided in the friend that she was really lonely.
 
It was at this time the friend told her that he thought her husband had another woman some place else and he had heard rumors about this but never told Alice because he did not want to upset her. Alice told me this really upset her and seemed to make sense at the time. This news in conjunction with the wine lead Alice to drop her guard, one thing lead to another and she ended up having sex with the friend. 
 
It was about 2 weeks after this that Alice wrote to me really upset and worried. She told me she thought she may have contracted an STD from her once off sexual encounter and could not possibly go to the local doctor. She told me the story and that her husband had called her the next day and told her his car had broken down in an area that did not have Cell phone transmission and was really sorry that he could not call on her birthday.

Alice was by this stage frantic about what happened and really disgusted with herself for believing what the friend had told her. More so she felt used by the friend and believed he had played on her emotions to get what he wanted and now she feared she had caught something.

Alice explained the symptoms and that she had severe itching around the pubic area that was worse at night and there was a bluish gray marks and inflammation of the skin. She was worried in case it was genital herpes and simply did not know what to do. I explained to her that it did not seem likely by what she explained as there was only itching and no painful blisters. My first thoughts were it was probably a case of  Phthirus pubis or what is commonly referred to as Crabs.

I asked her if there was any signs of eggs or small dark shapes in her pubic hair and she confirmed there was. I told her the lesions she had were probably due to irritation from the bites and probably scratch marks as lice do not cause a rash, but constant scratching and digging will lead to rash like symptoms. I told her to use over the counter medications like Rid or Nix, thoroughly work the shampoo into the pubic hair and surrounding area for at least 5 minutes. Wash all her bedding and underwear with the same solutions and dry in the sun.

It is also important that people with pubic lice should be evaluated for other sexually transmitted disease and Alice should go immediately to a doctor for tests. I told her if she was scared to see the local doctor then go to another town close by and get checked.

A week later Alice thanked me for the advise and it seemed to have worked. I do not know if she went for a checkup, but it is highly recommended that you do without delay".  
"This story was published with the consent of my patient and the story modified slightly to protect her identity".

Alice's story is typical of what can happen through no fault of her own and certain circumstances happening that led to a situation she now regrets and has to live with.

At least I was able to help her and assure her that everything will be ok.

   

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