Dr. Zhyra Gail Catli - OBGYN

28/04/2026

🩺 Kindly be advised that clinic hours today, April 28, will be from 1pm to until 3pm only

Next clinic schedule will be on Thursday, Apr 30, 1pm to 5pm and we’ll be open on May 1 (Labor day) from 1pm to 5pm. Thank you!

15/04/2026

For online consult and scheduling , you can find us in the Now Serving App.
Just scan the QR!

10/04/2026

Keep the bump safe, skip the flu 😌💉

30/03/2026

In solemn observance of Holy Week, our clinic will be closed on:

📍 Maundy Thursday
📍 Good Friday
📍 Black Saturday

We will resume operations on Monday - April 6 (regular hours).

May this season be a time of reflection and peace for everyone. 🙏

21/03/2026

🦠 Bacterial Vaginosis (BV)

Not all va**nal discharge means infection from poor hygiene. BV happens when the natural balance of good bacteria is disrupted—often from overwashing or douching.

Signs to watch for:
• Thin, grayish discharge
• Fishy odor
• Mild irritation or none at all

Reminder: The va**na is self-cleaning. Avoid douching and use only mild soap externally.

👩‍⚕️ Consult your OB-GYN for proper diagnosis and treatment

20/03/2026

11/03/2026

From just delivered to half a year of cuteness delivered — my favorite kind of follow-up. 🍼

28/02/2026

All clinics are cancelled today due to an emergency. Regular clinic schedule will follow next week.

We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

Thank you!

06/02/2026

There’s something extra special about seeing a baby you once helped bring into the world — now all smiles, cuddled by mom, back in the clinic for family planning. 💕

From welcoming new life to helping moms plan their next chapter, it’s such a beautiful full-circle moment.

These visits remind me why I love what I do — caring for both mom and baby, every step of the journey. 👶🤍

05/02/2026

Prolonged labor happens when the process of childbirth takes longer than expected and the cervix stops progressing despite strong, regular contractions. While many moms can still deliver safely va**nally, prolonged labor is one of the most common reasons doctors may recommend a cesarean section (C-section) — to protect both mom and baby.

Remember: Every labor is unique. Prolonged labor doesn’t mean failure — it simply means your healthcare team is choosing the safest path for you and your baby.

Disclaimer: Posted with mother's permission.

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