ModernGyno

ModernGyno Gynecological clinic
KMPDC Certified
Jubilee Building, 1st floor room 1Aii. Mombasa

The End PPH “Run for Her” in Mombasa on 28th September 2025 showed us the power of unity — gynecologists, nurses, midwiv...
29/09/2025

The End PPH “Run for Her” in Mombasa on 28th September 2025 showed us the power of unity — gynecologists, nurses, midwives, blood banks, and the wider medical community standing side by side for one cause: to end Postpartum Hemorrhage (PPH).

We know that saving mothers requires more than one pair of hands. It takes a united front of skilled professionals, constant education, and community support.

My heartfelt gratitude to every medic who showed up and walked with us. Your presence and dedication save lives.

💙 Together, we are stronger. Together, we can .

Health care is not only about hospitals and medicines — it’s about understanding your body.At Modern Gyno Clinic, we tak...
29/09/2025

Health care is not only about hospitals and medicines — it’s about understanding your body.
At Modern Gyno Clinic, we take pride in breaking down complex medical topics into simple, practical knowledge for every woman and family.

The End PPH campaign reminded us: education + awareness is the first treatment. That’s the culture we live by every day at our clinic.

💡 Ask. Learn. Share. Save a life.
That’s the Modern Gyno Clinic way.

29/09/2025

Did You Know?

Facts about Postpartum Hemorrhage (PPH):

It can occur within 24 hours after birth or even up to 12 weeks later.

Every 2 minutes, a woman dies from PPH globally.

Quick response + blood availability = lives saved.

That’s why the Run for Her – End PPH campaign also encouraged blood donation. A single unit of blood can mean the difference between life and death for a new mother.

🩸 At Modern Gyno Clinic, we keep educating and advocating for safe deliveries.

29/09/2025

Why EPPH Matters

🩸 Postpartum Hemorrhage (PPH) is the leading cause of maternal deaths in Kenya.
But it doesn’t have to be. With awareness, timely medical care, and enough blood donation, thousands of mothers’ lives can be saved every year.

On 28th Sept 2025, Modern Gyno Clinic joined the “End PPH – Run for Her” event in Mombasa, led by our very own Dr. Karanja Mwangi (Treasurer, KOGS Coast Region), to raise awareness and champion safe motherhood.

Together, we can .

29/09/2025

A Community Call

Ending PPH is not just a medical issue — it’s a community responsibility.
Doctors, families, and YOU all have a role to play.

On 28th Sept, Mombasa came together at Treasury Square for the End PPH Run for Her. Dr. Karanja Mwangi proudly represented Modern Gyno Clinic and KOGS Coast Region, reminding us that education, preparedness, and donor support save lives.

💙 Let’s keep the momentum alive:
✔️ Learn the signs of PPH.
✔️ Support safe delivery care.
✔️ Donate blood when you can.

Together, we safeguard motherhood. 🌍

27/09/2025

Ectopic pregnancies can occur outside the uterus, posing risks. The most common site is the fallopian tube, but they can also develop in the o***y, pelvis, or abdomen. Without the uterine wall for support, complications can arise. Have you learned something new today?

27/09/2025

Many have wondered if an ectopic pregnancy can be moved to the uterus. The science behind natural implantation is complex and can't be forced. It must initiate naturally. Have you ever wondered about this? Tag a friend who gets it.

25/09/2025

Exploring the third treatment option for ectopic pregnancies: medication. If the scan shows the tube is intact and hormone levels are low, a drug can be administered to stop the embryo's growth. Regular monitoring is crucial to ensure the hormone levels decrease, indicating the treatment is effective.
Interested in learning more about the different treatment approaches? Let's discuss in the comments!

24/09/2025

When tubes aren't too damaged by an ectopic pregnancy, there's a treatment option called milking. The ectopic is gently removed, leaving the tube intact. While it carries a risk of future ectopic pregnancies, it allows for the possibility of normal conception. Have you heard of this procedure before?

24/09/2025

If both fallopian tubes are damaged, it doesn't mean pregnancy is impossible. There are options like IVF where eggs are fertilized in a lab and then implanted in the uterus. Have you considered this option?

23/09/2025

Discover the link between infection and ectopic pregnancies. Sometimes, infection can damage fallopian tubes, leading to ectopic pregnancies. While recurring ectopic pregnancies are possible, many women go on to have normal pregnancies. There is a high chance of a normal pregnancy even after an ectopic. Have you ever wondered about this possibility?

23/09/2025

Discover why going to the hospital early in pregnancy is essential, even without pain or spotting. An early scan can detect potential issues like ectopic pregnancies, allowing for timely intervention. Don't wait—early visits are very important. Tag a friend who needs to know!

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1st Floor Jubilee Building
Mombasa

Opening Hours

Monday 09:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 17:00
Thursday 09:00 - 17:00
Friday 09:00 - 17:00
Saturday 09:00 - 12:30

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