Al-Qarqa Media organizes a symposium on health education and its impact on reproductive health

Kharga Media Center in New Valley Governorate in association with State Information Service organized a seminar on Culture of Health and its Impact on Reproductive Health within the framework of a media campaign launched by State Information Service. To discuss the population issue under the slogan “Your happiness and health in planning your family”.

Azhar Abdulaziz, Director of Kharga Media Center in New Valley, said: The seminar was held in the presence of Dr. Rabab Ahmed Mohammed, Family Planning Officer of Kharga Health Department and Member of Health, Sherin Mohammed Abdel-Battah. Academic Department of Health Affairs.

The definition of reproductive health and its different stages was dealt with from childhood, proper nutrition and avoidance of ready-made food, then adolescence, a phase of fetal and reproductive health and the pre-marriage stage. platform.

The initiative is based at the Al-Karqa center in Al-Amal neighborhood, replacing the old procedures to conduct these exams and designating seats in each of the governorate centers. clinic, where samples are taken and sent to central centers in Cairo.

It also showed the importance of these analyzes for the diagnosis of infectious diseases such as stress and diabetes, for the diagnosis of infectious diseases such as hepatitis, as well as for the diagnosis of genetic diseases. These diseases are prevalent in the New Valley and border governorates such as Matrou and Sinai, and if the mother is RH negative or positive, if it is negative, the husband should be vaccinated within 72. hours of delivery, and this injection is provided by insurance if the woman is employed or at government expense if she is not employed.

He mentioned the most important phases of reproductive health and provision of free family planning methods through family planning clinics and clarified the difference between temporary and permanent family planning methods as the methods offered in these clinics ensure women’s re-fertility. Explains the types of family planning methods, whether hormonal or not, hormonal methods such as pills, injections, subcutaneous capsules and hormonal solutions, non-hormonal methods such as the copper IUD and other natural methods, breastfeeding and isolation.