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This is an online clinic that provides the opportunity for anyone to get free medical advice on whatever condition. Feel free to ask your questions. Dokinta would be sure to answer them shortly. 
This service is offered for FREE.  

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  1. Hadiza56478 April 2013 at 04:59

    Wow this is awesome! Now I won't ever have to visit the hospital nor smell that nasty disinfectant odor EVER!

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  2. Dokinta8 April 2013 at 05:16

    @Hadiza5647: Lol! Sorry to burst your bubbles but this online clinic does not replace the good old fashioned clinic. It has limitations because nothing beats seeing a patient live. There are a lot of clues that would be picked up just by sighting the patient. However, Dokinta would offer you the best medical consultation given the circumstances and limitations of the online consultation.

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  3. Anonymous8 April 2013 at 15:12

    Yea...dancing azonto..finally,a Naija-based online free consultation clinic..Thumbs up,Dokinta..we almost dere..I'm proudly Naija joor.#Waator#

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  4. Jessica8 April 2013 at 16:05

    Dear Dokinta, I've been having recurrent genital itching which hasn't stopped despite my intake of several antibiotics.it just stops for sometime but is back before I know it.I don't feel very comfortable discussing it with my friends or going to a hospital.and I'm tired of taking antibiotics which I don't think are working.pls,help me

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  5. ChyDimma9 April 2013 at 04:03

    Nothing as good as doing/contributing the little you can to better human lives. Keep it up Doc!

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  6. Dokinta9 April 2013 at 13:28

    I appreciate the accolade. Thanks for the good push.

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  7. Obieze Nwanna-Nzewunwa14 April 2013 at 06:44

    @Jessica: Hi Jessica, I appreciate you courage. Well first, there are a few things you need to know. Not every case of itching in the private part is due to an infection. It could be due to allergies, irritation by new or substandard underwear, creams or even soaps. So if you take a whole carton of antibiotics and what you have is an allergy to your cream or underwear, you wouldn't get any better. So you have to be careful before you conclude.
    Also, taking antibiotics blindly (without a test) may not be of any help too. It is only when you are sure it is an infection (after conducting a number of specific lab tests) that you should actually take antibiotics and the particular antibiotics you would take is determined by the results of the lab tests.
    In addition, if indeed it is confirmed tat it is an infection, you and your partner(s) MUST get tested and treated at the same time and both parties must abstain from sex with each other ( or other partners if applicable). This is because if one person alone is treated, the other partner serves as a reservoir for infection and would reinfect the treated partner. This would give you the false impression that the treatment is not working.
    In summary, get tested, along with your partner(s) and treated if the results indicate a need to do so.
    However there are some readily available drugs you can get to soothe the discomfort but do not take antibiotics before the test specimens are collected cos it could alter the result and give a false impression that you are negative. For more questions feel free to post them here or send an email to dokinta@gmail.com
    I hope you find this helpful

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  8. Anonymous14 April 2013 at 06:56

    Wow! Obee am proud of u. Keep it up!

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    1. Dr. Obieze Nwanna - Nzewunwa18 April 2013 at 02:48

      Thank's a lot!

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  9. Unknown8 May 2013 at 08:02

    Nice work Dr Obieze, i must commend you.

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  10. Obieze Nwanna-Nzewunwa24 May 2013 at 04:34

    Thank you Kingsley

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  11. Anonymous25 May 2013 at 15:40

    Dear Doc, how do I manage insomnia? I find it difficult sleeping. I wake up by 5.30am to prep for work and don't gt home till 7pm earliest. Its expected I should be able to sleep but I can't. I'm wondering if its because I have a lot in mind? But sometimes my mind n thoughts are blank and I find my eyes wide open till 4am still yet 5.30 am I'm up for work. Why?

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  12. Dr. Obieze Nwanna - Nzewunwa27 May 2013 at 12:50

    Hi, nice of you to drop by to discuss this. It's good you provided the above description, however, to offer you the best advice, I would require additional information. Your age, sex and occupation are important factors to be considered. Also, do you have any history of any of the following illnesses: Hypertension, depression or mood disturbance, recent emotional or traumatic stress, anxiety, use of medications like sleeping pills, caffeine, hormonal medications (female contraceptive pills) or any recent medications prior to the onset of the insomnia. Furthermore, have you noticed and additional symptoms at all?

    do you end up sleeping during the day

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  13. Kwadwo Konadu3 December 2013 at 09:11

    Fantastic work and initiative by an African. I am very proud of this Dr. Obieze; your initiative is so unique. Doctors or let me say Health Professionals without borders.
    Keep up the good work

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  14. Ada2 September 2014 at 15:21

    Dokinta!!
    I'm so in love with u right now for this site. However, this clinic has been quiet for some time now. After all the accolade, you would think i'd be booming.

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