GRADUATE DIES IN PORT HARCOURT HOSPITAL

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[@kemiElechi]

I removed my son from Paragon hospital to Teaching hospital by 2am when i saw the way they were careless with the lives of patients. Dem no dey buy pikin for Shoprite abeg.

[@Bazooka321]

PARAGON IS NOT EVEN A GOOD NAME TO NAME A HOSPITAL 🏥 🙄‼️

[@happinessexcellent5837]

😭😭😭

[@ibibiaarugu-zv7mv]

Nigerian medical personnel, 1st class in lecture 001, CARELESSNESS, even d fresh graduates re nt better, no zeal in dem, I wonder why dey even bother 2 go 2 study d course, only 2 come out & play wt d most valuable gift fr GOD, (LIFE)

[@box106network9]

The parents should confirm if all her organs are intact

[@longlifetina5107]

You just said my mind.

[@femmededieusankont6025]

Nigeria has happened to this young lady....😢😢😢 May her soul rest in peace

[@emmanuelikechukwu5067]

A very sad one! I wish, she had suspended the procedure and have it done over there in the UK. May God rest her soul.

[@tungsten1979]

No one wants to travel to a new place not knowing the health problems you have. And maybe to save money too.. who knows.

[@OPAGTV]

@@tungsten1979cost of health in the UK is free

[@schoolshow94]

True healthcare is free in America too!

[@lybamigboye8888]

I have experience it before. My growing I used to see my period every 3months. I was staying with my grandma I told her she said I should not bother myself. At the age of 27 I met my husband and I told him that me I don't use to see my period every month ooo. My husband was the one that explain everything to his father and my father in-law to be then started giving me some Herbs to correct my period and it was corrected after some months of taking it. Today I am a mother to the glory of God. Going to Nigeria hospital for such treatment was a very big mistake that condition doesn't makes you feel sick non pain at all just feel normal I did some test during that period I was told I had hormonal imbalance I never returned there for any treatment since there was nothing wrong with me apart from not seeing my period monthly. They should have allowed her to go for HSG instead of this surgery evil doctors and blood socking hospital. I guess they were busy using her as an experiment before she passed wicked heatless blood socking demons. RIP beautiful soul 😭 my condolences to her family so sad.

[@joancadeton356]

Which operation did she go for?

[@pearlamuzuo1176]

Very good idea. And what type of surgery was that?

[@happinessexcellent5837]

o God 😭😭😭

[@Eve_rich]

If you guys listen to the father, they were not aware of any such thing was going to take place she was only asked to come for a check up.

[@alicetan6415]

Hysteroscope gone bad. Some artery was severed during the process, sadly, She hemorrhaged to death. They were not prepared for worst case scenario. Hope her death won't be in vain. Let it create some awareness. My condolences to the family.

[@Bazooka321]

Hysteroscope what is that ? What where They looking for ⁉️😤😂

[@tungsten1979]

I had not seen your comment before i wrote mine...they were not ready for the worst case scenario. There were no specialized personal to attend to the situation that occured.

[@tungsten1979]

@@Bazooka321 She had complained that her menstruation was not happening for some months. So an exame was done to investigate which involved introducing an instument in the vagina...it is like a form of endoscopy.

[@maryonisemo9270]

They should have done CT scan to check the condition of the womb up to the cervix. Obviously something was blocking something and the blood gushed out when the cervix was probed into. Even so, why were they surprised when they were in the operating room? They should have been prepared for bleeding even when excessive in an operation

[@user-py5ld4ib3j]

What is the qualification of the doctors ? This is very important. It's possible that they didn't keep blood for emergency transfusion in that theatre 😢

[@joso2457]

I have always said Nigeria will have to define what are hospitals and what are clinics. Should many of these so-called hospitals carry out surgeries? I believe these should be left to mainly teaching hospitals and a few selected private hospitals that need to meet stringent requirements.

[@sasha-j9072]

Trust me, they're all the same. From the so called teaching hospitals to private hospitals they're all the same. The same set of doctors in teaching hospitals own the private hospitals. Speaking from experience

[@sewwithbumyteatelier8429]

See the reason I refuse to go for my fibroid surgery... Am just so scared.... Before them go use me learn work .. God help us ooooo

[@marybamba2136]

Go to Abiodun Falade Hospital

[@marybamba2136]

He's an expert in that and God is helping him. He does myomectomy almost everyday and some days 2-3

[@unstoppableinspirationaltv349]

Christian Miracle hospital in Enugu is a good hospital for fibroid in Nigeria. They have had successful fibroid surgeries as well as other gynaecological surgeries since their inception in 1992.

[@gladunegbu4021]

I love the fearlessness of this reporter May Rebecca's soul rest in peace

[@victoriaidowu-kuola1148]

More than overhaul. They need a commitment to the welfare of the Patients and a dedication to the ideals of medical practice.

[@ilevbareabiodun779]

Nigeria.... Quacks everywhere. All d best brains have jappad... May God grant d family d fortitude to bear this painful loss. 😢😢

[@user-ll9lt9yd3t]

Tinibu said they should go. That he will train new ones

[@Bazooka321]

They are Still in The Teaching HOSPITALS

[@HalimatAbdullahi-pp4ib]

p​@@Bazooka321

[@pearlamuzuo1176]

Absolutely a correct comment. God bless you for saying my thoughts.

[@pearlamuzuo1176]

Honestly,if she was abroad, she would hv made it,no doubt. Rip dear

[@user-qv2qf5qx8v]

I hope an autopsy was performed by a medical examiner. Not just that Death Certificate issued by the clinic. It's terrible to loose a child, no matter how old they are

[@Travel_liesure10]

This is heartbreaking 💔 dear God please console this family and heal them over this huge loss 🙏

[@Meetcutesng]

If it’s not malaria avoid Nigerian Hospitals…

[@solodeking]

And, if it's not malaria, where should they go to? To your house? Or your native doctor's home. You guys just come online to demonstrate your frothy pink shame. Mchewww!!! Those who have been saved from severe ailments are out there singing praises of African doctors.

[@longlifetina5107]

@@solodekingare you a doctor? Why d comment dey pain u? 😂😂😂

[@solodeking]

@longlifetina5107 I hate seeing illiterate or have baked literates like you spew nonsense. You are so ill-infirmed so much that you believe I should be a doctor before asking for fairness to doctors. I dont know who gave you free data, but go and hide in shame instead of expoding more of your ignorance here.

[@ibibiaarugu-zv7mv]

Careless medical personnel everywhere, GOD bless her soul.😢😢😢

[@pearlamuzuo1176]

That's it 'CARELESS MEDICAL PERSONNELS' everywhere in Nigeria. May God gv her parents&loved ones the fortitude to bear this huge loss😭😭. Rip dear daughter.

[@stellaemeka-okoli2170]

Thank you so much George

[@user-ri2se2nz7n]

She should have waited to get to the UK, before embarking on this medical treatment.

[@madjoabutterfly]

Yes thinking same, she was on her way to UK and can access better quality medical care. Unfortunate, may she rest in peace

[@onyemesilichukwuka4843]

Diagnostic hysterescopy for ammenorhea ?? What happened to Pelvic USS /TVS and Hormonal profile as first line investigation for in explained ammenorhea.

[@Eteawan]

Exactly what I wanted to ask. What test did they carry out to determine a surgery

[@ChiomaChinedu714]

Just imagine!

[@godwinella]

Exactly. They could have also done a Sonohysterosalpinhography or Conventional HSG for her rather than "battle" with Hysteroscopy which they obviously know nothing about how to do the procedure...there is no reason for blood to be all over the floor from a diagnostic hysteroscopy! Haba!!!

[@i_am_adaiah1341]

Amenorrhea?? Blood everywhere???, and sure she was not pregnant?. God abeg oo

[@ezinneerhirhieneeukaogo1439]

Hysteroscopy can be used to break the adhesions and then IUCD inserted at the same time So the choice of doing that is not wrong.

[@mercynwankpa3136]

I was to go in for an ectopic surgery in a govt hospital in Lagos, at the theatre, already on the bed, the anasthetist was struggling with the new machine just delivered. She was fidgeting and callin the consultant on she claimed should have been there to use it on me. Omo! Imagine on surgical bed in pains and being afraid that the anasthetist did not know what to do. Failure of the Nigeria state to do right.

[@ilevbareabiodun779]

Thank God u are alive to tell this story. That's d sad reality of where we are in, even in all d sectors not only health.

[@francisiseghehi3363]

Did you not run. Thank God you are alive. Many Nigeria private hospital staff are not following professional standards because we like short corners always.

[@Bazooka321]

If am To do A Procedure , I ask for the Success Rate and How Many years of Experience The Surgeon has , I go for Alternative Means Than Sit On A Wheelchair all My Life , In The UK , You are Mandated to go for A Second or Third Opinion Than Submit Yourself to An Opinion like LAMB TO SLAUGHTER ‼️😡

[@ivybannerman-wood453]

​@@francisiseghehi3363Good question, did you not run?

[@beatriceahaneku7275]

​​@@francisiseghehi3363honestly if it were me, I would have taken to my heels 😂😂😂. Can't take chances with my life. Poor girl, may God grant her eternal rest

[@francisiseghehi3363]

So sad. She should have just wanted to travel to the UK before going to the hospital where things are done according to law, policies and procedures.

[@Eis39]

Had I known 😢 they would have left this diagnosis until she gets to the UK 😢 chaiii , this is heart breaking

[@kasikwagoma6740]

I used to wonder why African doctors were made to resit exams and do extra training when they go to work in the west...... Now I get it. They know that African healthcare systems fall short. I am a Zambian and please it is not just a Nigerian issue, it is all over Africa. Poor training, no rigorous health care systems, lack of care and sheer arrogance among black African doctors is so shocking,they want to be treated as demi gods.... I told one doctor here in London that this isnt back home in Africa, I can bring you down if you try it next time around.

[@adecathy200]

Yes. I agree. They can be really arrogant. Maybe that truly one of the problems. That's why those who have spent some time overseas Re are more accommodating. Same attitude with university lecturers/professors

[@solodeking]

Stop speaking ignorantly. In the USA, official statistics state that over 300,000 deaths are due to medical errors. Similar stats in the UK. And hey, exams are not meant for African doctors only, exams are meant for doctors who were not trained in that particular environment. For an example, a doctor from the UK cannot practice in Canada without passing the exams over there. So, stop making it look like an African thing. People die in hospitals, sometimes from healthcare blunders and sometimes inexplicably. Each case will need to be looked into individually.

[@kasikwagoma6740]

@@solodeking the medicine that African doctors study is wholly western, nothing is from Africa. All the textbooks for medicine are written by non Africans so they know a lot more than we do. You cannot ever compare healthcare systems in Africa to the ones in asia or the west. The entire ruling elite in Africa go outside of Africa for healthcare treatment. Their doctors are in the west. Africans with money go abroad for treatment, I am an African and know what I am saying. Not all doctors in Africa are good doctors. My own father had to be flown abroad to the UK for treatment by his company because the doctors couldn't do a good enough job and had damaged the poor man. It left us reeling in and I don't trust them either. Keep hollering it still doesn't change the fact that the majority of black Africa has inferior healthcare systems full of arrogant doctors who think they are gods, it is only when they go abroad they come back down to earth. The only 2 black led countries that have a functioning healthcare systems are south Africa, botswana or Namibia, because the white settlers there brought the systems of their European countries there. The rest are utterly useless. You even get Africans from other countries going to south Africa for superior healthcare. We Africans have a long way to go.

[@solodeking]

@@kasikwagoma6740 The malady of the ignorant is that they are ignorant of their ignorance. I addressed a specific blatant lie you spewed concerning African doctors being made to sit for licensing exams, and instead of conceding that your ignorant statement was a mistake you went on a tangent discussing the dysfunctional countries you have as if it's the making of African doctors. The African doctor can only work with what he is given. Your incoherent babbling does not change the fact that the African doctors rank among the best in the world when given the right tools. That's why African doctors excel in places where the systems are good. That African doctors still perform the miracle of saving millions of lives in Africa despite dysfunctional governments and underfunding is a feat you should be thanking the African doctors for, and not throwing your tiny-fisted tantrums here. African doctors have written great books that are being used in the medical schools today. You didn't attend a medical school and so you wouldn't know the authors of the books being used and the various contributions of African doctors to medical practice. Hey, why are you so bitter? Did you attempt to become a doctor and you failed? It looks like you were rejected by the medical colleges in your country. Everyday, doctors in Africa work their asses off to save ingrates like you, yet the moment something goes wrong, you make it look as if the African doctors have not been doing a lot of good things. You have no idea of what happened here, yet you are so ignorantly jumping to stupid conclusions and condemning a whole community of doctors that go through so many difficulties to save lives in Africa. You claim to be in the UK, right? Have you not read about the many deaths that occur there every year? OK, Dumbo, let me help you. Every year over 200 million medication errors are made in England alone, and more than 1700 people die from such errors yearly. Has that affected ranking them high? No! Why? Because you worship anything not African. In the US, the similar things are happening. Their stats state that deaths from similar errors are around 300000 yearly? Learn how to appreciate what doctors are doing in Africa. And if anything goes wrong, let's investigate and appropriate blames accordingly. Do not engage the stupidity of blanket condemnation.

[@amehka5416]

​@@solodekingYou stop making excuses for these arrogant African doctors, I have dealt with a few in Canada and their attitudes sucks.

[@dorothyewusi3424]

😢this is too sad. May God comfort and strengthen this family

[@qt4everandever63]

Missing periods and irregular periods are totally normal stress, dietary changes, hormonal changes anything can happen but eventually in most cases they will resume on their own. Absolutely NO NEED for a 24 year old to go under surgical investigation after 3 months unless something specific was found or suspected from previous testing/imaging or she was married and actively trying to conceive. They should NEVER have agreed to such a procedure after only 3 months of missed menses NOR should have been offered! SUE!!

[@lovethamadin8538]

Exactly, too much money has made them carelessly made a careless decision for their daughter. If a young lady doesn't see her period only for 3months and after all test everything is found ok and normal, then leave it ALONE!! Period will resume later on it own, or at least observe to see if it stay same for up to 1yr, as long as she isn't sick, weak or feeling any pain. This rich people with quick decision making because they have money, it is not good to make to quick decision in a Matter that doesn't require quick intervention May her beautiful soul RIP

[@funmideborah3153]

Exactly! Pls rich parent be careful. She wouldn't have died if she had not be taken to d hospital. It was just an hormonal imbalance case nah which could be corrected witjh certain drugs or herbs

[@victoriaidowu-kuola1148]

Hear!! Hear!!

[@Ageeuade]

If all the investigations came out negative, what was the need for a surgery. The delay in her menstrual period may have been as a result of PCOS. Which could have been corrected with some medications. This is really sad. May her soul rest in peace 🕊️ Amen🙏😢

[@gabrielthompson7423]

My condolences Greetings. May God comfort all her family members.

[@Faircafe98]

I just wish she could’ve been able to travel to London and then get care in the UK. This is a tragic attack on her family. Such a beautiful light, gone. Complacency and medical negligence should be treaded harshly but I don’t think they will due to corruption😢Rest in peace beautiful girl. 💔I hope you’re able to fulfil your dreams again in the next life 💔

[@josephebong9806]

All the good doctors have left Nigeria

[@cookingwiththeangels3484]

They have to close down the hospital right away, stop the Doctors and the nurses from practising and put them in jail.

[@samuelnwachukwu4701]

Chaii, this is really heartbreaking men. What kind of useless doctors is this for christ sake? I can't imagine the pains going through this family now, my heart goes out to this family, my condolences 🙏 ❤️

[@PastorIhaza]

Mr. George i love your reporting... Very intriguing. Sorry for the loss of the young lady... 😢

[@patrickizuchukwu9882]

Many Nigerian hospitals are just mortuaries. Their ethics are too poor, just very conscious of money. Unfortunately, some doctors and nurses are into very serious occultic practices, taking lives and closing the matter with every contacts they have. I have had a case where unknown nurse walked in to give injections but the boy left to care for the patient was asked not to allow anyone give the patient drug unless the aunt is there and when the nurse on duty was asked later she said she is not aware of such and even the injections the unknown nurse wanted to inject was not part of injections on the patient's medical file......it was a shock. Every hospital should be having CCTV even at the theatres. This is why the oyibo people have sanity and seriousness not because they don't have mad doctors and nurses.

[@flourishorji6681]

The system!!!! You Can't compare UK/US with Nigeria,even your president forged his certificate and got away with it. Make it make sense The whole system is rotten,what do you expect?

[@pearlamuzuo1176]

Pure n straight. You are so on point. Mad doctors are everywhere abroad but bc of CCTV mounted everywhere, they tend to be conscious of their actions

[@levelupwithada]

This is so sad. Our healthcare system needs a complete overhaul 💔

[@adejareolaiya707]

The police must investigate the certificates and the Qualifications of everyone present at the theater.

[@brightgeorge5222]

I know that hospital. Several people have died there. 2 times people protested there. That hospital is a slaughter house.

[@ecsamuels4142]

This is really heart breaking. May God have Mercy.🙏🏻😭

[@ilevbareabiodun779]

Amen

[@teriahterah1338]

If it’s a hysteroscope …then probably there was a uterine perforation and they didn’t have any skilled surgeons available at the time to perform a hysterectomy.

[@ngozinwankwo5051]

Exactly but why are you laughing?

[@teriahterah1338]

@@ngozinwankwo5051 laughing at the incompetence of the medical personnels and their NMA supporting them

[@ademolaabolaji9130]

​​@@teriahterah1338 It's Not A Laughing Matter. Secondly, Why Would You Suggest They Remove Her Uterus? That Wasn't The Reason She Went In There. Be Nice, A Family Is Grieving

[@preciousonyinyechi6240]

@teriahterah1338 it wasn’t a hysterectomy please they said hysteroscopy they are two different procedures..

[@stellaj4719]

PLEASE AVOID private hospitals for serious medical conditions like surgeries. Go to the Govt Teaching Hospitals eg LUTH /LASUTH etc. Where you have seasoned Consultants and Doctors. It is well.

[@isimotmuheeb4024]

Nigeria government needs to cancel the doctor license.They should not be allowed to practice medicine anymore.They need to pay if they’re negligence on her matter,but if they did all they could, they should be set free.

[@mardeadean4503]

My heart goes out to this family. May her beautiful soul rest in peace. This is very heartbreaking. Though it was only 3 months that she had not had her menses, but it is not a good sign, for any young woman of childbearing age, who was not planning pregnancy. My own personal story is this: I brought my young, beautiful sister to the U.S. and a year later she complained of not having her menses for a while and was not pregnant. Her doctor was just giving her regular care presumed that it could be from the long civil war in Liberia that may have put tremendous stress on her body, and with time her body will correct itself. I am in the medical field and I knew that it was not a good sign. Infact this girl had been out of those extreme circumstances of the war way before I brought her to the US. I advised my sister to change her doctor to a female gynecologist. Within a month and series of tests later, it was discovered that my sister had a malignant 😮tumor growing on her pituitary gland. This was causing her to also have some visual problems and other minor ailments she just thought was not serious. By this time, my sister was married and they discovered she was just pregnant by the time she changed doctors. So the doctors decided to treat this with caution until after she delivered the baby. By five months into pregnancy, the tumor was causing significant visual problems so the doctors decided to operate and wait to do chemotherapy after delivery. After 7 hours of surgery with 3 doctors on standby, we thought the worst was over.she gave birth. And about a month after that, she went completely immobile, blind and deaf. They discovered the tumor had grown back 3 times larger than original. Today, this girl is well and alive, still happily married with their daughter just out of college. God knew what her battle would be and gave her this amazing loving husband beyond all human understanding. Imagine if she was not in the U S. Sometimes we are walking around with something reeking havoc in our bodies and have no idea. Glory be to God. I hope this family find peaceful healing that only God can give. 🙏 🙏 ❤❤

[@olusolaadesina4623]

Soo sorry to hear dis sad story only God can console d parents of dis young girl may her soul rest in perfect peace IJMN AMEN I just pray dat hospital be brought to book

[@maryonisemo9270]

So sorry.. May the good Lord comfort your family. Rest in peace, young lady.

[@sharonchikwanha5720]

Unexplainable death... Juju from jealous family members

[@ogochukwuchinyere5745]

So sad..... May her soul rest in peace

[@alexanderroyce1]

The truth is that the best male doctors don japa, contribution to another country’s economy 🙏🏼RIP

[@bettyossai4230]

It’s a very bad quack place, I went to see a patient who had respiratory issues but do you know that that patient was lying flat without pillows and that patient die later

[@stellaemeka-okoli2170]

I cannot talk. My heart is sore

[@andreaamadzogolo9753]

If only the family had patiently prayed while awaiting the resumption of her Periods,the situation would have been a miracle 🙏 Unfortunately most rich people believe more in Science than in the Awesome Power of God Almighty 😢

[@anniemariengatelier]

May her soul rest in peace. I pray the Almighty gives her family and friends the fortitude to bear this loss. This hurts.

[@jumokealadese6507]

So sad may the Lord comfort the family, and intervene, so the parents will find out what happened to their daughter and get justice, may her soul rest in peace. Amen

[@victorimoh5367]

A medical school graduate should not go beyond Panadolibuprofen prescription and where this doesn’t work the patient should be transferred to a certified specialist.

[@sasha-j9072]

Last year March my dad was transferred to UPTH from a specialist hospital, we took him there and he was abandoned on the floor for hours before been attended to, they refused to take him to the ICU claiming the last bed in ICU is on government order to keep it on standby and a man was dying, they left my dad to die. Nigeria is terrible and all angles are evil cos life means nothing to this evil witches and wizards in the hospital

[@Life-Work-Family-Balance]

So sad, oh my God. Crying right now

[@baronesslizzy8428]

May she rest in perfect peace and Almighty God comfort her loved ones at this very difficult time. 🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️

[@lawrenceottih]

It's the same almost everywhere in the country. But why wouldn't it be so when people just sort their ways through school without learning a single thing? Everyone wants to be a doctor or nurse, and these institutions only give admissions and jobs to those with money rather than those who are qualified. Pathetic. God help us all.

[@pearlamuzuo1176]

Bitter truth,so sad😭😭😭😭😭,yes u got it,lack of experienced medical personnels,same way many lost their lives daily in almost all Nigerian hospitals oh&face no consequences at last. They just go scott free. The ones with the knowledge n experience hv just japared this 2023/24. So tell me the fate of the ones left there in the zoo?omg😭😭😭

[@jesusbaby-lk9zs]

I greatly grieve with your family we sincerely hope God will strengthen your delectable family

[@isimotmuheeb4024]

People need to start seeing Nigerians doctors for negligence and sue the hospital too.

[@paulnwafor3219]

The country too jaga jaga. First class oo

[@Divinelyfavored1]

Like … so disappointing but why can’t the hospital just own up that they have used her to pay their annual ritual … they hospitals are also diabolical

[@user-dd2gd2fo8e]

This is so sad,may her soul rest in peace.

[@alisamichael9997]

This is why we pray and advise that people in this country should take care of themselves so that they won't fall sick. You can't fall sick in Nigeria. All our good doctors have left the country for better living abroad where their work would be appreciated, unlike in our country where our politicians are CRIMINALS, EVIL AND WICKED. I feel really sad about this story. May her soul RIP

[@pearlamuzuo1176]

Honestly. They've all left Nigeria oh. Bad leadership have chased our costly professionals away oh leaving the poor in the mercy of the quarks😭😭 Amen.

[@FAITHOLUCHICHUKWU]

This is heartbreaking

[@odafeaustinjohnson]

Please check if her organs are complete. The hospitals are compromised nowadays 😢

[@aidooedna]

My heart 💔 This is sooooo sad! This was supposed to be a simple procedure. So what truly happened? May she rest in peace.

[@faitharoko5300]

It does happen when some people go for abortion , is a life treating situation 50/50 . Don’t forget that there’s not always yearly physical in our country Nigeria and which is very sad

[@ChristianaAya-zp1qh]

Did they tell you she went for abortion? Heartless being

[@enobongudoh1733]

You really sound daft and uneducated. I’ve been seeing your comments and it proves you lack comprehension. Where and how did you read about an abortion?

[@geeavo4058]

Why’s the hospital still running??

[@ruthchukwu9083]

May her soul rest in peace. A sad one indeed. May our enemies not rejoice over us,Amen

[@uchennaorinya5701]

My condolences to the family. This is spiritual attack. Finally, I've seen the face of this reporter, Mr O. George with beautiful enunciation.

[@janetigwe7476]

Until Doctors are penalised for all these careless deaths of patients, this will continue in this country

[@nneobivlog3634]

What kind of procedure did they carry out.

[@ehisgeorge414]

Don't play with your child's life in some of these slaughtered houses.

[@oduaoduah3647]

How sad 😢

[@may-gg7yx]

Most Nigerian hospital are mortuaries that how my elder sister died on 26th December at BMH 2023 someone having stomach pain you gave the person drip and 3 ciprotab injection by you didn't check the patient blood level admitted in icu by morning of 26th when patients was restless and dying that is when the doctors where looking for oxygen and blood to give my sister she passed as at 10am no doctor had attended to her most of the doctor are jen zen that are confused 😢

[@adecathy200]

Hmmm. 😢😢😢 Sorry

[@adaugoamaka5650]

That is a very terrible thing from the hospital

[@emempj]

So sorry your family experienced this😢. God help us in Nigeria. There should be accountability by all medical personnel.

[@DrB836]

This lovely angel had uterine myoma. They needed to remove them for easy conception when she is ready WITH HER CONSENT. Hysteroscopy was the procedure done. Some uterine myoma bleed like crazy and I believe she went into hemorrhagic/hypovolemic shock that led to cardiac arrest and death. Hysteroscopy or Hysterectomy, mostly are elective procedures, which means the patients are always hale and hearty before the procedure. I hope the procedure was performed by a licensed Gynecologist? Let's not be in a hurry to blame doctors. IT JUST HAPPENS. TAKE HEART PAPA AND MAMA. MAY HER SOUL REST IN PEACE, AMEN.

[@preciousonyinyechi6240]

If it’s a uterine myoma why hysteroscopy…why not myomectomy?? @kingprince59

[@DrB836]

@@preciousonyinyechi6240 Hysteroscopic myomectomy : the Gynecologist removes fibroids by inserting a hysteroscope into the uterine cavity through the vagina and cervix. It is the most minimally invasive procedure to remove uterine myomas which is benign.

[@DrB836]

@@preciousonyinyechi6240 Myomectomy is just the name of the surgery to remove uterine fibroids.

[@tungsten1979]

@@preciousonyinyechi6240 Hysteroscopy is an exame...it is like an endoscopy to investigate and clarify. Myectomy is not an exame...it is a medical procedure ou cirurgical intervention to remove miomas.

[@tungsten1979]

Sad case..condolence to her family. Alot can be said about this case...but better to wait for the result of the investigation. Almost all medical procedures come with some kind of risk, and truth be told..the procedure she went for normally does not carry a high chance of resulting in death. The problem i think was that they did not have the infrastructure to attend once the problem occured. They said the cause of death was cardio pulmonary failure (just say the heart failed ou died on her)..so how come there was blood everywhere as the father related.

[@shilohbliss]

I don't know about this hospital or the doctors but there are other hospitals in Port Harcourt that looks like they lack the requirements to be certified as hospitals. The River State Ministry of health and other relevant authorities need to check mate these issues raised as this isn't the only hospital that lives have been lost unnecessarily.

[@brightgeorge5222]

This same hospital have killed several people.

[@victoriaadebayo6515]

This is a very painful incidence. May God comfort this family.

[@ahappierworld8819]

Thank you all for the investigation of this matter! The parents must get accurate answers because holding practioners accountable for their actions will create awareness in the Healthcare industry!

[@sin9044]

It was just hormonal imbalance na. Nigeria has happened to this brilliant lady

[@marthaakello8362]

Ohh may God do what now here! U tell me, cos ive run out of words

[@orewaafrica]

Paragon hospital again?

[@anabadeborah1761]

What's really happening in that hospital? Am seeing this comment twice now can you throw more light? Have there been a similar case before?

[@adowahkonadu1453]

Please God have marcy on us especially African, why the hospital still opened 😭😭😭

[@orangebakes]

So sad a news, may her soul rest in peace 🕊️

[@akingold2467]

If there was blood everywhere, I wonder why the death certificate mentions pulmonary embolism as the primary cause of death.

[@miriamharry5963]

It said cardiopulmonary failure as primary cause and P.E as secondary cause of death. May God console the family😢

[@mobolajiiyun3380]

Cardiopulmonary failure is what causes most deaths. It’s the end of the life for everyone . It’s semantics

[@akingold2467]

@@mobolajiiyun3380 Not as the primary cause of death. That's the final pathway, but what leads to it, what sets everything in motion, is the primary cause.

[@kingsleynwofe1244]

Cardiopulmonary failure can't be the cause bcos where did the blood all over the theatre come from? I suspect some arteries may have been severed in the uterus during the process. No other organ in the body bleeds like the uterus

[@johnsonohonba2534]

I second this as well​@@kingsleynwofe1244

[@ngozichukwurah7169]

May her soul rest in peace 🙏

[@uduakise8312]

Very heart breaking story indeed. How did a simple procedure take the life of a promising young lady like this?

[@ilevbareabiodun779]

So sad.

[@tirandaz7612]

How do you think, silly person ?

[@arianzu_]

This is so sad😢

[@solodeking]

This is definitely not a police case. I don't know why the police meddle into everything. But it is a coroner's case. The coroner should carry out an inquest. The parents should not have in a hurry to bury her. They, being educated and exposed parents, should have paid for an independent post-mortem.

[@victoriaidowu-kuola1148]

Quite true

[@queenimade7632]

So sad! This life!

[@dadafemi1005]

poor soul would have done the surgery abroad 😔 may her soul rest in peace 🙏🏿

[@annickezete8338]

Paragon Again !!!!! It is a pity. R.I.P Rebecca My condolences to the family

[@topelamiditope4584]

This is becoming a norm at Paragon.

[@Divinelyfavored1]

The is the deepest pain a parent should never go through. How can Nigeria keep murdering and killing best brains. The same Riivers state lost Herbert Wigner and two members of the family, now this shining start also is gone. May Nigeria never happened to us ooo. No where is saved. Church sef no save.

[@faitharoko5300]

Is there something that her father is not telling the public? Why did she went back to the clinic if she was negative? Did she go for an abortion? They keep saying procedures but not saying what exactly the young lady went for. May her soul rest in peace

[@enobongudoh1733]

Did you even watch the entire interview? She was scheduled for the procedure after every other test including pregnancy test was negative. Please be kind with your words, a family is grieving fgs!

[@happinessenoch4324]

May you get the justice you seek sir.

[@chinasawhyte388]

Jesus!😢😢😢

[@bettyangel7009]

It appears they must have ruptured an artery while doing whatever they were doing their so called imaging which was absolutely unnecessary . I doubt these are trained doctors.

[@purityisrael9025]

May her lovely gentle soul RIP IJMN AMEN 🙏🏾🕯️🤍🌼🌻🌼 It is well 😢😢😢 GOD KNOWS BEST 🙏🏾🕯️🤍 My deepest condolence to the family and friends 🤍

[@user-vj1kh4nm3h]

They have used for experiments. See how they cut her life short. They should hold that hospital responsible for what happened to the lady. May her soul rest in peace.

[@JoyTerfa-yq6uw]

Congratulations

[@adafavour]

Really sad

[@cyrillucky708]

May her gentle soul rest in peace 🙏.

[@tapshakkyeshir7254]

This is painful

[@Shayoyeye4525]

Gosh!!! A lot of slaughterhouses set under the guise of “Clinics”. God have mercy and console the family she left behind 😢

[@Angela-hm3xt]

Please don't rush to the clinic if you miss your period unless you suspect pregnancy and want to confirm it. It happens and returns to again. Why was there any blood involved in this if they were only performing ultrasound? This just horrible.