Health Talks with Diyenau

Happy Holy Wednesday, Dear Reader! How are you doing? I hope that you have been meditating on the immense love and sacrifice that Jesus paid for us through His death and that you are enjoying a true and solemn moment with Him. If otherwise, I pray that God reaches out to you regardless.  So today we'll be looking briefly at ' Schizophrenia '. This is a serious mental illness that affects the way a person thinks, feels, or behaves. This means that people who suffer from schizophrenia are usually out of touch with reality. This doesn't happen overnight as there is often a gradual change in mood, thinking, and social behavior. They tend to be delusional, they have hallucinations, they have problems processing information, they withdraw from people, and have challenges paying attention.  I believe that I won't be wrong if I say that a person who suffers from Schizophrenia and has not been diagnosed will be termed "crazy" or "out of his/her mind". I m...

Dear reader, Happy Wednesday! It's been a while, how have you been? I hope that life has been treating you well.  I saw an eye condition called "Keratoconus"  while reading about eye diseases. It is an eye condition which affects the cornea. It occurs when the cornea gradually changes from its original dome shape to a distorted cone shape. This thins the cornea and affects the eye's ability to focus light, resulting in distorted or blurred vision. The eye also becomes sensitive to light and glare, sometimes making it difficult for the sufferer to drive at night. The exact cause of this condition is not known, but it is believed to be genetic, or caused by environmental/allergic conditions. The solution? The use of eyeglasses, hard contact lenses, or surgery can be used to treat Keratoconus, depending on its level of progression.  You all will agree with me that the eyes are very crucial, and any discomfort in the eye can affect almost the entire body. If you've ev...