Dr. Simon Badu explains why strokes often occur in the bathroom

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• Kay 1 year ago

  Thank you for the info Doc.

  Thank you for the info Doc.

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• Krontihene 1 year ago

  Sorry, Doc, but your points did not explain the "why" as your headline implies.
  1. Postural hypotension described in point one has not been linked to stroke in any way.
  2. Hemorrhagic stroke has very little to do with beari ...
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  Sorry, Doc, but your points did not explain the "why" as your headline implies.
  1. Postural hypotension described in point one has not been linked to stroke in any way.
  2. Hemorrhagic stroke has very little to do with bearing down on the loo. Majority of stroke (85%) are not hemorrhagic stroke by the way
  3. Assistance delay is not a cause of stroke. If anything at all the stroke would have happened before the victim needs the assistance.
  4. Linked to stroke?
  Come on, doc! Please come again.

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• Markito 1 year ago

  Exactly, doc didn't explain the 'why' of the stroke. He wrote plenty but didn't say much. And we've commenters praising his 'info'. Ghana is the 8th of the 10 countries with the worst IQ in the world. And this scenario here i ...
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  Exactly, doc didn't explain the 'why' of the stroke. He wrote plenty but didn't say much. And we've commenters praising his 'info'. Ghana is the 8th of the 10 countries with the worst IQ in the world. And this scenario here is an example why

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• bbbb 1 year ago

  well atleast he wrote to educate the public its better than what some people do on tiktok . you with the high iq what have you done . always saying bad things about ghanaians . anibre no y3 too much. Doc all the best . you do ...
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  well atleast he wrote to educate the public its better than what some people do on tiktok . you with the high iq what have you done . always saying bad things about ghanaians . anibre no y3 too much. Doc all the best . you do all

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• Yaw Boateng 1 year ago

  Hmmmm. While you may have a point .its not so wrong for him to state that. Postural hypotension, or orthostatic hypotension, is characterized by a significant drop in blood pressure when a person stands up. While it is not di ...
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  Hmmmm. While you may have a point .its not so wrong for him to state that. Postural hypotension, or orthostatic hypotension, is characterized by a significant drop in blood pressure when a person stands up. While it is not directly linked to stroke, it can indicate underlying cardiovascular issues or autonomic dysfunction that may increase stroke risk. Secondly i read through the whole article i didnt see 85% anywhere. I hope you just dont have other motives.. Because you are adding things he didnt even write

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• Akorfa 1 year ago

  If you have insights that could add to what Doc shared, we’d love to hear them. After all, we’re all here to learn together! But if not, let's keep the focus on constructive feedback instead

  If you have insights that could add to what Doc shared, we’d love to hear them. After all, we’re all here to learn together! But if not, let's keep the focus on constructive feedback instead

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• JJ 1 year ago

  Thanks for your insights.

  Thanks for your insights.

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• Akwasi Amoah 1 year ago

  Thank you Dr for the info .. interesting piece

  Thank you Dr for the info .. interesting piece

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• Joy unspeakable 1 year ago

  Thank you Doctor. This is far better than all the nonsense on social media

  Thank you Doctor. This is far better than all the nonsense on social media

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• Nii Akwei 1 year ago

  Really?

  Really?

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• Narkie 1 year ago

  Thanks am grateful, Dr

  Thanks am grateful, Dr

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• Narkie 1 year ago

  Thanks am grateful, Dr

  Thanks am grateful, Dr

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