St. Cletus health care Ltd

20/06/2026

# WORLD SICKLE CELL DAY

# # # St. Cletus HealthCare Ltd (Multispeciality Hospital)

# # # St. Cletus Charity Foundation

**Theme: Know Your Status, Save Lives**

🩸 **What is Sickle Cell Disease (SCD)?**
Sickle Cell Disease is an inherited blood disorder that causes red blood cells to become sickle-shaped, leading to pain, anemia, infections, and other serious health complications.

# # # Signs & Symptoms

✔ Frequent pain crises
✔ Fatigue and weakness
✔ Swollen hands and feet
✔ Frequent infections
✔ Delayed growth in children
✔ Jaundice (yellowing of the eyes)

# # # Prevention Starts With Awareness

✅ Know your genotype before marriage
✅ Get genetic counseling
✅ Attend regular medical check-ups
✅ Stay hydrated and maintain a healthy lifestyle
✅ Seek prompt medical attention during crises

# # # Why Genotype Testing Matters

**AA + AA = No Sickle Cell Disease**
**AS + AS = Risk of SS Child**
**AS + AC = Risk of SC Child**

# # # Our Commitment

At **St. Cletus HealthCare Ltd** and **St. Cletus Charity Foundation**, we are dedicated to:

* Sickle cell awareness and education
* Free and subsidized health screenings
* Community outreach programs
* Support for affected individuals and families

# # # World Sickle Cell Day

**June 19**

**Together, we can reduce the burden of sickle cell disease through awareness, early diagnosis, and proper care.**

📍 **Address:** 3 Hospital Road, Umueze Neni, Anambra State
📞 **Call Us:** 09033332273

**St. Cletus HealthCare Ltd (Multispeciality Hospital)**
*Compassion. Excellence. Care for Life.*

**St. Cletus Charity Foundation**
*Caring for Humanity.*

16/06/2026

15/06/2026

# TUBERCULOSIS (TB)

**Tuberculosis (TB)** is a serious infectious disease caused by the bacterium *Mycobacterium tuberculosis*. It mainly affects the lungs but can also affect other parts of the body such as the spine, kidneys, brain, and lymph nodes. TB spreads through the air when a person with active TB in the lungs coughs, sneezes, speaks, or sings.

# # Common Symptoms of TB

* Persistent cough lasting more than 2 weeks
* Coughing up blood or sputum
* Chest pain
* Fever and chills
* Night sweats
* Unexplained weight loss
* Loss of appetite
* Fatigue and weakness

# # Who Is at Risk?

* People living in crowded environments
* Individuals with weakened immune systems
* People living with HIV/AIDS
* Diabetics
* Malnourished individuals
* Close contacts of TB patients

# # Prevention Tips

* Cover your mouth and nose when coughing or sneezing.
* Ensure good ventilation in homes and workplaces.
* Avoid close contact with untreated TB patients.
* Seek medical attention if symptoms persist.
* Complete all prescribed TB medications if diagnosed.
* Maintain a healthy lifestyle to strengthen immunity.

# # Is TB Curable?

Yes. Tuberculosis is **curable and treatable** when diagnosed early and treated properly. Completing the full course of medication is essential to prevent complications and drug-resistant TB.

# # # St. Cletus HealthCare Ltd & St. Cletus Charity Foundation Health Tip

**Don't ignore a persistent cough. Early testing and treatment can save lives and help stop the spread of TB. Together, we can build a TB-free community.**

**Address:** 3 Hospital Road, Umueze Neni, Anambra State
**Phone:** +234 903 333 2273
**Website:** [www.stcletushealthcare.com](http://www.stcletushealthcare.com)

**Your Health. Your Future. Our Priority.**

12/06/2026

🇳🇬 **HAPPY DEMOCRACY DAY NIGERIA!** 🇳🇬

**Celebrating Freedom, Unity, Peace & Progress**

Today, we celebrate the resilience, diversity, and democratic journey of our great nation. Together, let us continue to build a healthier, stronger, and more prosperous Nigeria.

At **St. Cletus Healthcare Ltd (Multispecialty Hospital)** and **St. Cletus Charity Foundation**, we remain committed to providing quality healthcare, community support, health education, and compassionate care for all.

**One Nation • One People • One Future**

💚 *Happy Democracy Day!* 💚

**Your Health. Your Future. Our Priority.**

**St. Cletus Healthcare Ltd (Multispecialty Hospital)**
**St. Cletus Charity Foundation – Caring for Humanity**

📍 **3 Hospital Road, Umueze Neni, Anambra State**
📞 **+234 903 333 2273**
📧 **[[email protected]](mailto:[email protected])**

**Healthy Today. Stronger Tomorrow.** 🇳🇬💚🤍💚

11/06/2026

# # # Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs)

**Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs)**, also known as **Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs)**, are infections that are mainly spread through s*xual contact, including va**nal, a**l, and oral s*x. Some STDs can also be transmitted through contact with infected blood, sharing needles, or from an infected mother to her baby during pregnancy, childbirth, or breastfeeding.

# # # Common Types of STDs

* HIV/AIDS
* Gonorrhea
* Chlamydia
* Syphilis
* Ge***al Herpes
* Human Papillomavirus (HPV)
* Hepatitis B

# # # Common Symptoms

Many STDs may not show symptoms at first. When symptoms occur, they may include:

* Unusual discharge from the p***s or va**na
* Pain or burning during urination
* Sores, blisters, or warts around the ge***al area
* Itching or irritation of the ge***als
* Lower abdominal pain
* Pain during s*xual in*******se
* Swollen lymph nodes
* Fever or fatigue

# # # Prevention Tips

✅ Practice abstinence or maintain a mutually faithful relationship with an uninfected partner.

✅ Use condoms correctly and consistently during s*xual activity.

✅ Get regular STD screenings, especially if s*xually active.

✅ Avoid sharing needles or sharp objects.

✅ Get vaccinated against Hepatitis B and HPV.

✅ Seek medical attention promptly if you notice any symptoms.

# # # Why Early Testing Matters

Early diagnosis and treatment can prevent serious health complications, reduce the risk of spreading infections to others, and improve overall health outcomes.

# # # When to See a Doctor

Visit a healthcare provider if you:

* Notice any unusual symptoms.
* Have had unprotected s*x.
* Have multiple s*xual partners.
* Believe you may have been exposed to an STD.

# # # Key Message

**Protect your health. Get tested regularly. Early detection and treatment save lives.**

**St. Cletus Healthcare (Multispecialty Hospital) & St. Cletus Charity Foundation**
*Promoting awareness, prevention, and access to quality healthcare for all.*

10/06/2026

**UNDERSTANDING LUPUS**

Lupus is a chronic autoimmune disease in which the body's immune system mistakenly attacks healthy tissues and organs. It can affect the skin, joints, kidneys, heart, lungs, brain, and other parts of the body.

**Common Signs and Symptoms of Lupus**
• Persistent fatigue and weakness
• Joint pain, stiffness, and swelling
• Skin rashes, especially a butterfly-shaped rash across the cheeks and nose
• Unexplained fever
• Hair loss
• Sensitivity to sunlight
• Chest pain when breathing deeply
• Headaches and memory problems

**Who Can Develop Lupus?**
Lupus can affect anyone, but it is more common in women, particularly between the ages of 15 and 45.

**Tips for Managing Lupus**
✓ Take medications as prescribed by your healthcare provider
✓ Get adequate rest and sleep
✓ Protect your skin from excessive sunlight
✓ Eat a balanced, nutritious diet
✓ Exercise regularly as advised by your doctor
✓ Attend regular medical check-ups

**When to Seek Medical Attention**
If you experience persistent joint pain, unexplained fatigue, skin rashes, or other concerning symptoms, consult a healthcare professional promptly for proper evaluation and treatment.

**Early diagnosis and proper management can help people with lupus live healthy and productive lives.**

*St Cletus Healthcare (Multi-specialty) & St Cletus Health Charity Foundation – Promoting awareness, early detection, and quality healthcare for all.*

08/06/2026

# # # **Cardiopulmonary Disease: Understanding Heart and Lung Health**

**Cardiopulmonary diseases** are conditions that affect both the **heart (cardio)** and the **lungs (pulmonary)**. These organs work together to deliver oxygen-rich blood throughout the body. When either the heart or lungs are not functioning properly, it can affect overall health and quality of life.

# # # **Common Cardiopulmonary Diseases**

* Coronary Artery Disease (CAD)
* Heart Failure
* Hypertension (High Blood Pressure)
* Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD)
* Asthma
* Pulmonary Hypertension
* Pneumonia
* Pulmonary Embolism

# # # **Common Symptoms**

⚠️ Shortness of breath
⚠️ Chest pain or discomfort
⚠️ Persistent cough
⚠️ Wheezing
⚠️ Fatigue or weakness
⚠️ Swelling of the legs, ankles, or feet
⚠️ Rapid or irregular heartbeat
⚠️ Dizziness or fainting

# # # **Risk Factors**

* Smoking and to***co use
* High blood pressure
* High cholesterol
* Diabetes
* Obesity
* Physical inactivity
* Unhealthy diet
* Excessive alcohol consumption
* Family history of heart or lung disease
* Air pollution exposure

# # # **Prevention Tips**

✅ Quit smoking and avoid second-hand smoke
✅ Exercise regularly (at least 30 minutes most days)
✅ Eat a balanced diet rich in fruits and vegetables
✅ Maintain a healthy weight
✅ Monitor blood pressure, blood sugar, and cholesterol levels
✅ Attend regular medical check-ups
✅ Manage stress effectively
✅ Get vaccinated against flu and pneumonia when recommended

# # # **When to Seek Medical Help**

Seek immediate medical attention if you experience:

* Severe chest pain
* Difficulty breathing
* Sudden dizziness or fainting
* Blue lips or fingertips
* Rapid worsening of symptoms

# # # **St. Cletus Healthcare (Multispecialty) & St. Cletus Charity Foundation**

Your heart and lungs are essential for life. Early detection, healthy lifestyle choices, and regular medical care can help prevent complications and improve outcomes.

📍 **Address:** 3 Hospital Road, Umueze Neni, Anambra State
📞 **Contact:** +234 903 333 2273

**Healthy Heart. Healthy Lungs. Healthy Life.** ❤️🫁

06/06/2026

**EBOLA: KNOW THE FACTS, SAVE LIVES**

**What is Ebola?**
Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) is a severe and often life-threatening illness caused by the Ebola virus. It affects both humans and animals and can spread rapidly if proper preventive measures are not taken.

**How Ebola Spreads**

* Direct contact with the blood, body fluids, or tissues of an infected person.
* Contact with contaminated objects such as needles, clothing, or bedding.
* Handling infected animals such as bats, monkeys, and apes.
* Unsafe burial practices involving contact with the body of a deceased infected person.

**Common Symptoms**
Symptoms usually appear **2–21 days** after exposure and may include:

* High fever
* Severe headache
* Muscle and joint pain
* Weakness and fatigue
* Sore throat
* Vomiting and diarrhea
* Stomach pain
* Unexplained bleeding or bruising

**Prevention Tips**
✔ Wash your hands regularly with soap and water.
✔ Avoid contact with blood and body fluids of sick individuals.
✔ Do not touch or handle dead bodies without proper protection.
✔ Cook animal products thoroughly before consumption.
✔ Seek immediate medical attention if symptoms develop after possible exposure.

**Why Early Action Matters**
Early detection, isolation, and medical care greatly improve survival and help prevent the spread of the disease to others.

**Remember:**
*Awareness saves lives. Prevention stops transmission. Together, we can end Ebola.*

**St. Cletus Healthcare Ltd (Multispeciality Hospital) & St. Cletus Charity Foundation**
*Compassion. Excellence. Care for Life.*
*Be informed. Stay protected. Save lives.*

05/06/2026

# **FIRST AID FOR BURNS**

# # # *St. Cletus Healthcare (Multispecialty) & St. Cletus Charity Foundation*

Burns can occur at home, in the workplace, or during everyday activities. Knowing the correct first aid steps can reduce pain, limit skin damage, and prevent complications.

# # What To Do Immediately After a Burn

# # # 1. Cool the Burn

Place the burned area under cool running water for **15–20 minutes**. This helps reduce pain, swelling, and further damage to the skin.

# # # 2. Remove Tight Items

Carefully remove rings, watches, jewelry, or tight clothing near the affected area before swelling begins.

# # # 3. Cover the Burn

Cover the burn with a clean, non-stick dressing, sterile gauze, or a clean cloth to protect it from infection.

# # # 4. Relieve Pain

Over-the-counter pain relief medication may help reduce discomfort. Follow the recommended dosage instructions.

# # # 5. Keep the Person Comfortable

Encourage the person to rest and drink plenty of fluids, especially if the burn covers a large area.

# # What NOT To Do

❌ Do not apply ice directly to the burn.

❌ Do not use butter, toothpaste, oils, or other home remedies.

❌ Do not break blisters.

❌ Do not peel away clothing stuck to the burned skin.

❌ Do not apply cotton wool directly to the burn.

# # Seek Immediate Medical Attention If:

⚠️ The burn is larger than the person's palm.

⚠️ The burn affects the face, hands, feet, ge***als, or major joints.

⚠️ The burn was caused by electricity or chemicals.

⚠️ The skin appears white, charred, or leathery.

⚠️ There are signs of infection such as redness, swelling, pus, or fever.

⚠️ The victim experiences difficulty breathing.

# # Prevention Tips

✔ Keep hot liquids away from children.

✔ Turn pot handles inward while cooking.

✔ Test water temperature before bathing.

✔ Keep matches, lighters, and chemicals out of children's reach.

✔ Install smoke alarms and regularly check them.

# # # **Your Health, Our Mission**

At **St. Cletus Healthcare (Multispecialty)** and **St. Cletus Charity Foundation**, we are committed to promoting health awareness and providing quality healthcare services for our community.

📍 **Address:** 3 Hospital Road, Umueze Neni, Anambra State

📞 **Customer Care:** +234 903 628 7867

🌐 **Website:** [www.stcletushealthcare.com](http://www.stcletushealthcare.com)

📧 **Email:** [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected])

**Prevent Burns. Act Fast. Save Lives.** 🔥🩹💚💙