Because Naija people dey use both — dem deserve safety advice for both.
Millions of families dey use herbal medicine side by side with, or instead of, hospital medicine. To pretend say e no dey happen no go keep anybody safe. MediPulse dey give guidance for both tracks, side by side, and e dey talk true about the danger for each one.
Modern medicine, we explain am
Guidance wey get evidence about modern treatment, wetin pharmacist fit help with, and when you need prescription — and doctor. MediPulse no go ever name prescription drug or dose make you take.
Tradition, with true talk
Native and herbal options wey Naija people dey use, with clear warning: some agbo and herbal mixture fit damage liver, clash with drugs, or no safe for pregnancy.
Most likely na muscle strain. Urine dey burn or fever dey? See doctor today — e fit be kidney.
Rest, warm am, small pain relief as pharmacist talk.
Warm ginger compress. No use agbo wey no get approval — e fit damage liver.
Leg dey numb, you no fit control urine, or fever → go hospital now.
Both tracks. One clear answer.
Body Map answer go show wetin e fit be, both care options side by side, and exactly when to stop self-care go hospital.
We respect tradition. No compromise for safety.
Danger signs first
If something be like serious matter, MediPulse go first talk “go hospital” before any home or herbal care.
True talk about drug mixing
We dey remind users make dem tell their doctor about every herbal product wey dem dey take — especially for blood pressure, diabetes or pregnancy care.
Experts don check am
Registered traditional-medicine practitioner and medical doctor for our Advisory Board dey check the herbal track.