Excessive sex can harm the eyes, according to an ophthalmologist.
Dr. Charles Mensah Cofie, Medical Director and Ophthalmologist at the Dziram Eye Clinic, has stated that excessive sex can harm the eyes.
When asked if sex affects the eyes, he replied, "Yes, it could affect it because in sex, sometimes when you have an orgasm, your blood pressure can go up...
"You must exercise caution and remain calm. Yes, the enjoyment is in the orgasm, but there have been cases of people having orgasms and having a stroke.
"Because when you have an orgasm, your blood pressure rises. So if you already have BP and it is uncontrolled, and then you have an orgasm, your BP will rise. And that one can result in eye bleeding and even stroke."
He went on to say "Yes, you must exercise caution because high blood pressure causes eye bleeding. I mean, I saw a movie in which someone had an orgasm, then passed out, and that was the end of it." When you have high blood pressure, you go to the hospital and they give you medication to control it. There is no problem once it is under control."
He did, however, state that the color of the eyes does not indicate whether or not they are infected.
"There is no such thing as a normal color, just as there is no such thing as a normal human color." There is no such thing as normal color. We're all different colors. As a result, the color of the eye does not reveal the eye. As a result, your eyes can be green.
"If it is not Glaucoma, the pressure is normal, and everything is in order. It is preferable to someone whose eye is white, has Glaucoma, and has a problem with the back of the eye. So the color of the eye is irrelevant "He stated this on GTV's breakfast show.
read also: Evidence of Aisha Huang's departure from Ghana has emerged.
The Ghana Immigration Service has provided information on how Aisha Huang left the country.
According to Ghaniantimes, her repatriation and notice of permit revocation were contained in a notice dated December 19, 2018.
"You are hereby informed that your permit to remain in Ghana has been revoked in accordance with Sections 20(2) (a) of the Immigration Act 2000 Act 573."
"You must therefore leave Ghana immediately upon receiving this notice."
“You are directed to stay out of the country until the Comptroller-General approves of your future re-entry into Ghana.”
According to the report, the revocation order was signed by the immigration chief, Kwame Asuah Takyi.
Meanwhile, an Immigration card dated December 17, 2018 and obtained by GhanaWeb from the Kotoka International Airport indicates that Aisha Huang was repatriated.
According to the card, Aisha left the Kotoka International Airport's departure hall on the specified date, with passport number G39575625, which expired on January 13, 2022.
Her nationality was Chinese and occupation was - Businesswoman and her purpose on the Flight was stated as; “Repatriation to Guan-Ju China” as the final destination.
Her gender was stated as female on the GIS Migration Card with the number ED16/6112610, along with her local telephone number.
Further evidence revealed the flight details as: WCCRBX 2018-12 10712122357272, indicating that she did, in fact, board the flight from Kotoka International Airport and remained seated until her arrival in China.
Following her re-arrest, Aisha Huang will be tried in court.
She is charged with two counts of illegal mining and illegal mineral sales.
On September 14, 2022, the court denied bail to Aisha Huang and three other defendants.
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