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What happens after giving birth? An overview of postnatal care
Postnatal care is the care provided to a woman and her newborn baby following childbirth. It’s a really important time where you get support with your physical recovery and help to bond with your baby. At MSI, our postnatal care services kick-in a few days after your baby is born and we’ll continue supporting you…
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Health checks during pregnancy – Importance of antenatal care
When you’re pregnant, it’s very important to take care of yourself both physically and emotionally. From regular check-ups at the clinic to planning your baby’s birth, the right antenatal care will help you to have a safe and healthy pregnancy. Antenatal care is the care and support you receive while you’re pregnant. It’s your choice…
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Amazzi agafuluma mu bukyala gange ga bulijjo?
Healthy vaginal discharge is not only completely normal, it’s necessary. However, sometimes vaginal discharge can change for a variety of reasons, and this can point to an underlying health condition. It’s important to be able to know what’s normal and what may need attention. Every woman has vaginal discharge, but you may be surprised to…
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Okukebera kookolo w’omumwa gwa nnabaana kye ki?
A cervical smear test is a way to check up on the health of your cervix – the entrance to your womb (uterus), which is located at the top of your vagina. Why is cervical cancer screening important? This isn’t a test for cancer but can detect abnormal cells that could lead to serious problems like…
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Antenatal Classes: Ekitabo kyo ekisembayo ku lugendo!
Antenatal classes are one of the best ways to prepare for the exciting journey of pregnancy and early parenthood. Picture this: you’re expecting a baby — thrilled, curious, and maybe even a little nervous. What do you do next? You make an appointment with one of our experienced healthcare providers to ensure you and your…
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OKUFUNA olubuto
How do I know if I’m pregnant? Waiting for your period to arrive can be agonizing if you think you might be pregnant. Whether a positive pregnancy test would be good news or not, you’ll probably find yourself rushing to the loo at every real or imagined sign of your period, and on high alert…
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Obulamu bw’Obumaama: Okusumulula Amaanyi g’Okulabirira nga tebannaba kuzaala
Gy’okoma okwetegekera okutuuka kw’omwana wo, omwana oyo gy’akoma okulabika ng’ow’amazima, era olubuto lwo gye lukoma okulabika ng’oluyitawo amangu.
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Olugendo lwo olw’okufuna embuto: Ekitabo ekilungamya eri bamaama abasooka
Wakati mu nneewulira n’enteekateeka ezitali zimu, kikulu nnyo eri bamaama abazaala okutambulira ku mutendera guno nga balungamizibwa n’okwetegekera.
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Okutambulira mu lubuto nga Omulimu Abakyala
Essanyu erisooka bwe limala okukka, olina okutandika okusalawo mu ngeri ejja okukukwatako n’akaana akatono akakula munda mu lubuto lwo.











