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INTERVIEW: ‘I nip women to perfection’

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A mother of a four-year-old daughter, she has a Master's degree in Obstetrics and Gynaecology and founded Allora Medical Practice, a private clinic.

After medical school at the University of Nairobi, I worked at Aga Khan University Hospital as an intern, then I volunteered at Pumwani Maternity Hospital as an obstetrics medical officer for a year, then at Kenyatta National Hospital for another year to gain ob-gyn experience.

I then did my Master’s degree and with the help of my husband, I opened my private practice.

The truth is a lot of women face sexual dysfunction and because of social and cultural constraints, they are unable to adequately address these issues.

When you are done with medical school and you open a practice as I have, you realise that on top of running a clinic you have to learn about marketing.

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