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Tue Jul 20 2021
A consultant gynaecologist and fertility specialist, Dr Kenneth Egwuda, has called for more collaboration among players in the health sector to ensure quality service delivery.
Dr Egwuda who is also a Minimal Access Surgeon and Head of Assisted Reproductive Technology at Alps Hospitals and Diagnostics, Jos, Plateau State, said doing so was key to tackling challenges of infertility and others in the country.
Speaking while delivering a lecture titled: “Evolution 02: The Future of Medical Science and the Role of the Players” at the University of Jos, he said he was advancing health matters in the country to make it at par with the global scene.
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To avoid complications, experts have urged those who want to circumcise their male children to patronise qualified professionals.
They noted that early male circumcision, if performed by qualified professionals, has less complications than in adolescence or adulthood.
According to them, early male circumcision should continue, adding that deferring or delaying male circumcision has no medical advantage.
There are arguments in some quarters that deferring or delaying male circumcision until the age of sexual consent will allow individuals to report pain and early signs of potential complications, which they claim infants cannot do.
But a medical expert and a child rights advocate who spoke with