Doki Akanni

30/06/2026

The complications of untreated Diabetes

13/06/2026

Àrùn Ìtò Súgà (Diabetes Mellitus) well explained in Yoruba

12/06/2026

Part 1
Àrùn Ìtò Súgà (Diabetes Mellitus)
Well explained in Yoruba
Please drop a like if you learned something and share to others

06/06/2026

Just be calming down remain

06/06/2026

It looks like acne. But it’s actually a rare genetic condition. 🧬

Those small, red bumps across the face are often facial angiofibromas—a classic sign of Tuberous Sclerosis Complex (TSC).

TSC causes non-cancerous tumors to grow in vital organs like the brain, kidneys, heart, and skin.

It’s a complex journey, but awareness changes lives. 🎗️
What's is it called in your language???

06/06/2026

06/06/2026

A heart beating outside the chest. Literally. ❤️‍🔥

This is Ectopia Cordis—an incredibly rare condition where the heart develops outside the protective ribcage.

It defies the odds of medicine, and the babies who fight through this are the definition of a miracle.

Science is amazing, but the human spirit is even stronger.

Go to YouTube and watch me explain it at Florid Medicine

https://youtu.be/P5q7OMJLhGM?si=LUwHUjYi72PiBNPB

🙏

06/06/2026

1 in 3,000. Rare? Not as rare as you think. 🧬

Neurofibromatosis 1 (NF1) affects millions worldwide, yet so many people have never heard of it.
From café-au-lait spots (dark skin marks) to bone changes and nerve tumors, living with NF1 means navigating a lot of unknowns.

Show some love for our NF warriors in the comments! 💙💚

Tell me what name this is called in your language

06/06/2026

Look closely. It’s not just a curve—it’s a daily battle.
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This is what scoliosis actually looks like. It’s hidden under clothes every day, but the strength it takes to carry it is visible to anyone who knows the story. 🎗️

Drop it in the comment section what name you think it could be called in your own language.

Yorúbà people go first.