Obama diagnosed with heartburn

[Natalia]

Obama anaumwa koo,haongei vizuri sasa madaktari wake walifikiri sore throat lakini Hali ikawa sio nzuri sasa yupo hospitali kwa kujua Tatizo ninini.Tukumbuke obama alikuwa mvuta sigara haswaa .Tumuombee majibu yake yawe salama na aweze kuitumikia nchi yake Amen.

President Barack Obama has returned to the White House after an unscheduled visit Saturday afternoon to the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center to undergo a CT scan after complaining of a sore throat.

The CT scan was "normal," the president's physician, Dr. Ronny Jackson, said in a statement.

"The President's symptoms are consistent with soft tissue inflammation related to acid reflux and will be treated accordingly," Jackson said.

The president's visit to Walter Reed was brief - he arrived at 2:37 p.m. and left at 3:11 p.m.

"This morning, an ear, nose and throat specialist from Fort Belvoir Medical Center conducted a fiber optic exam, under my supervision, of the president's throat based on symptoms of sore throat over the past couple weeks," Jackson said.

"The exam revealed soft tissue swelling in the posterior throat and I, in consultation with the specialist, determined that further evaluation with a routine CT scan was prudent," he added. "The CT scan was conducted this afternoon purely as a matter of convenience for the president's schedule."

Obama had no public events scheduled for Saturday, and the White House press corps had been notified at 10:42 a.m. that a "lid" was called, meaning no public appearances or travel were intended.

Source:http://www.politico.com/story/2014/...ning-of-sore-throat-113364.html#ixzz3L9zH2k62

 

[Nonda]

Wamem-Kennedy? Au wamem-Chavez?

 

[Yegomasika]

Obama anaumwa koo,haongei vizuri sasa madaktari wake walifikiri sore throat lakini Hali ikawa sio nzuri sasa yupo hospitali kwa kujua Tatizo ninini.Tukumbuke obama alikuwa mvuta sigara haswaa .Tumuombee majibu yake yawe salama na aweze kuitumikia nchi yake Amen

Dan Berman
12/6/14 3:19 PM EST
Updated 12/6/14 4:39 PM EST


President Barack Obama has returned to the White House after an unscheduled visit Saturday afternoon to the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center to undergo a CT scan after complaining of a sore throat.
The CT scan was "normal," the president's physician, Dr. Ronny Jackson, said in a statement.
Story Continued Below




"The President's symptoms are consistent with soft tissue inflammation related to acid reflux and will be treated accordingly," Jackson said.
The president's visit to Walter Reed was brief - he arrived at 2:37 p.m. and left at 3:11 p.m.
"This morning, an ear, nose and throat specialist from Fort Belvoir Medical Center conducted a fiber optic exam, under my supervision, of the president's throat based on symptoms of sore throat over the past couple weeks," Jackson said.
"The exam revealed soft tissue swelling in the posterior throat and I, in consultation with the specialist, determined that further evaluation with a routine CT scan was prudent," he added. "The CT scan was conducted this afternoon purely as a matter of convenience for the president's schedule."
Obama had no public events scheduled for Saturday, and the White House press corps had been notified at 10:42 a.m. that a "lid" was called, meaning no public appearances or travel were intended.


Read more: Obama diagnosed with heartburn after visit to Walter Reed - Dan Berman - POLITICO

 

[kui]

Natalia....Amina!,

 

[Franco Zetta]

Hili la Obama una nikumbusha kadri wiki kadhaa zilizo pita T.B.Joshua mhubiri wa Nigeria alitoa unabii kutaka aombewe na huku aki tahadharisha kuwa jaribio lolote la kumfanyia upasuaji lina weza kuzaa matokeo yasiyo tegemewa na pamoja na Oboma ktk siku hiyo alitaka maombi yafanyike kwa Pope Francis japo kwa huyu hakufafanua ni maradhi au vinginevyo.

 

[samakinchanga]

Natalia huyuhuyu.amen

 

[Somoche]

Hili la Obama una nikumbusha kadri wiki kadhaa zilizo pita T.B.Joshua mhubiri wa Nigeria alitoa unabii kutaka aombewe na huku aki tahadharisha kuwa jaribio lolote la kumfanyia upasuaji lina weza kuzaa matokeo yasiyo tegemewa na pamoja na Oboma ktk siku hiyo alitaka maombi yafanyike kwa Pope Francis japo kwa huyu hakufafanua ni maradhi au vinginevyo.

Hivi bado kuna watu mnamuamini Tapeli huyu anaitwa Joshua???!! Huyu ni tapeli hana maono yeyoteeee

 

[Bongolander]

Obama anaumwa koo,haongei vizuri sasa madaktari wake walifikiri sore throat lakini Hali ikawa sio nzuri sasa yupo hospitali kwa kujua Tatizo ninini.Tukumbuke obama alikuwa mvuta sigara haswaa .Tumuombee majibu yake yawe salama na aweze kuitumikia nchi yake Amen

Kwanini uwaombee watu wa nchi nyingine wenye neema na raha tele? Mvuta sigara amejitaakia tatizo hilo, why do you care? kwanini tusiwaombee wenye njaa, shinda na taabu hapa hapa Dar?

Mkuu sijaelewa kabisa maana ya post yako.

 

[incharge]

Anasumbuliwa na sore throat

 

[incharge]

Introduction

A sore throat (pharyngitis) is normally a symptom of a bacterial or viral infection, such as the common cold. In around a third of cases, no cause for the sore throat can be found.
If you have a sore throat, you may also have:
swollen tonsils (tonsillitis)
enlarged and tender glands in your neck
discomfort when swallowing
If your sore throat is caused by bacteria or a virus, you may also experience symptoms associated with common infectious conditions, such as:
a high temperature (fever) of 38C (100.4F) or over
aching muscles or tiredness
a headache
a cough
a runny nose
Read more about the causes of a sore throat.
Treating a sore throat
Sore throats are common, especially in children and teenagers. This is because young people have not built up resistance (immunity) against many of the viruses and bacteria that can cause sore throats.
Most sore throats are not serious and usually pass without the need for medical treatment. Over-the-counter painkillers, such as paracetamol or ibuprofen, and self-care tips can usually help to relieve the symptoms of a sore throat without the need to see a GP.
Antibiotics are not usually prescribed for a sore throat, unless it is particularly severe or you are considered at risk of a more serious infection.
Read more detailed information about treating a sore throat.
How long will a sore throat last?
A recent UK study looked at people who book a GP appointment for a sore throat (probably those with worse symptoms). The results found:
in 50% of cases, moderately bad symptoms of a sore throat had settled seven days after the onset of the illness
in 80% of cases, moderately bad symptoms of a sore throat had gone after 10 days
When to seek medical help
Make an appointment to see your GP if:
you have a persistent high temperature above 38C (100.4F), which does not go down after taking medication
your symptoms do not improve within a week
It's important to investigate the cause of your temperature because it may be the result of a more serious condition, such as:
epiglottitis – swelling and redness (inflammation) of the epiglottis (the flap of tissue at the back of the throat, underneath the tongue); if left untreated, it can cause breathing difficulties
quinsy – an abscess (a painful collection of pus) that develops between the back of the tonsil and the wall of the throat, usually caused by a bout of severe tonsillitis
Blood tests may be carried out if your GP suspects you have a type of viral infection called glandular fever (also known as infectious mononucleosis).
Emergency medical care
Contact your GP, local out-of-hours service or NHS 111 as soon as possible if you have a sore throat and you:
are in severe pain
have difficulty breathing
are making a high-pitched sound as you breathe (stridor)
start drooling
have a muffled voice
have difficulty swallowing (dysphagia) or are not able to swallow enough fluids
If your symptoms are very severe or getting worse quickly, visit your nearest accident and emergency (A&E) department or call 999 for an ambulance.
At-risk groups
While most sore throats can be treated at home, some people are more at risk than others of developing complications from a sore throat, and may need additional treatment.
See your GP at the first sign of infection if you:
have HIV and AIDS (a virus that attacks the body's immune system)
have leukaemia (cancer of the bone marrow)
have asplenia (when your spleen, an organ behind your stomach, does not work properly or has been removed)
have aplastic anaemia (when your bone marrow does not produce enough blood cells)
are receiving chemotherapy
are taking an immunosuppressant medicine (which stops your immune system working) – for example, because you have had an organ transplant
are taking an antithyroid medication (to stop your thyroid gland producing too many hormones), such as carbimazole
are taking a disease-modifying anti-rheumatic drug (DMARD) – for example, to treat arthritis (a common condition that causes inflammation in the joints and bones)



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[Zamiluni Zamiluni]

Hayawi hayawi, Sasa.....
Huyu Mtu nilikuwa nampenda na kumheshimu wakati ule...... Lakini kwa masikitiko mengi '...........!!!

 

[Gagnija]

Kwanini uwaombee watu wa nchi nyingine wenye neema na raha tele? Mvuta sigara amejitaakia tatizo hilo, why do you care? kwanini tusiwaombee wenye njaa, shinda na taabu hapa hapa Dar?

Mkuu sijaelewa kabisa maana ya post yako.

Wanaouliwa kila uchao na mgonjwa yanayotibika kwa kukosa dawa?

 

[mwakaboko]

huyu bwana kila mtu anajua kuwa ni mvutaji sigara, sasa yy kuugua kidonda koo sio kitu cha kustaajabisha. Hayo ni mavuno ya uvutaji sigara

 

[Kyokola]

Hili la Obama una nikumbusha kadri wiki kadhaa zilizo pita T.B.Joshua mhubiri wa Nigeria alitoa unabii kutaka aombewe na huku aki tahadharisha kuwa jaribio lolote la kumfanyia upasuaji lina weza kuzaa matokeo yasiyo tegemewa na pamoja na Oboma ktk siku hiyo alitaka maombi yafanyike kwa Pope Francis japo kwa huyu hakufafanua ni maradhi au vinginevyo.

Ni kweli huyu mtu wa Mungu alitoa unabii japo wengi huwa wanampuuza na kumwona ni kama tapeli vile.

 

[joely]

Kwanini uwaombee watu wa nchi nyingine wenye neema na raha tele? Mvuta sigara amejitaakia tatizo hilo, why do you care? kwanini tusiwaombee wenye njaa, shinda na taabu hapa hapa Dar?

Mkuu sijaelewa kabisa maana ya post yako.

Na kwaninu tuwaombee wenye njaa wakati ardhi nzuri ya kilimo ipo mvua ipo, utaratibu wa stakabadhi ghalan upo na hawataki kulima

 

[Natalia]

Natalia huyuhuyu.amen

Why kwa sababu mimi ni conservative ndio nimuombee mabaya?.God forbid anything happen to Obama Joe Biden ndio ata m replace that will be bad for everybody .

 

[Natalia]

Kwanini uwaombee watu wa nchi nyingine wenye neema na raha tele? Mvuta sigara amejitaakia tatizo hilo, why do you care? kwanini tusiwaombee wenye njaa, shinda na taabu hapa hapa Dar?

Mkuu sijaelewa kabisa maana ya post yako.

Obama ni rais wa taifa kubwa kiuchumi kijeshi nk.If something happen to a president of USA Vice President takes over na huyo vice ni nani ? joe Biden ( a joke ) ,Stock market will suffer and you will suffer too .

 

[Eiyer]

Hivi bado kuna watu mnamuamini Tapeli huyu anaitwa Joshua???!! Huyu ni tapeli hana maono yeyoteeee

JF kuna binadamu wa ajabu sana .......!!

 

[mjepo]

Weka picha

 

[KikulachoChako]

Weka picha

R.I.P Obama......

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