The human kidney is a very important organ in the body, and it works to remove waste from the blood through urine.
The kidneys also help control blood pressure and maintain chemical balance. Also, they make red blood cells.
But many people suffer from kidney disease due to various diseases that are not contagious.
Health experts say the rate of kidney disease in sub-Saharan Africa is alarming. People spend a lot of money on kidney treatment and cleansing.
The average annual cost of kidney treatment in Africa per person is between 13k – 25k dollars.
All over the world, when it comes to the diseases of the testicles, it is said that women are the majority.
Especially when we focus on Somalia, the people who suffer from prostate diseases are those who have diabetes or sugar and high blood pressure and those who do not usually take the prescribed medicines or do not pay much attention to their health.
There are also people who experience premature ejaculation which is often experienced by mothers who bleed or do not give birth well as prescribed by the doctors.
Dr. Abdirahman Abdiqadir, also known as Dr. Shihab, who works at Digfeer Hospital in Mogadishu, told the BBC how Somalis are not aware of the pain and dangerous situations they are facing.
