Samantha Grace Diño-Yasay, MD, FPPS Pediatric Clinic

24/09/2025

No clinic today
will resume tomorrow

24/09/2025

16/09/2025

A day at the doctor is better than a week of absences

16/09/2025

Philippine Pediatric Society Negros Occidental Chapter joins in celebration of the Cerebral Palsy Awareness Week
(September 16-22)

For Awareness 🧠
“Cerebral Palsy affects movement, posture, and coordination.

To remember by heart 💚
It does not limit dreams, talents, or potential.

To live by 🌱✅
This Awareness Week, let’s break down barriers, celebrate abilities, foster an inclusive, loving and caring world that builds understanding, acceptance, and opportunities for every person living with CP.

02/09/2025

01/09/2025

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CASTSir Nonilon Torpez — Professor MichaelBr. Irwin Agustin Climaco — Lasallian BrotherMs. Roxanne Marie Gonzaga — Guidance CounselorMs. Cleah Pahayhay — Tea...

27/08/2025

Flu season is here! 🤧😷
Make sure you get your **FLU SHOT**—it helps prevent serious illness and protects those around you.

Also:
🧼 Wash hands
😷 Mask up if sick
🏠 Stay home when unwell

Stay healthy! 💉💪
💚

13/08/2025

10/08/2025

09/08/2025

Its time to update your VACCINES especially FLU & Pneumococcal🦠 to keep you from getting sick😪🤢🤮😷during these days with unpredictable weather☀️➡️⛈️

💉 August is National Adolescent Immunization Month! 🛡️
Protect their future—Vaccinate today.
Adolescence is a time of growth, dreams, and exploration. But it’s also a crucial period to shield them from vaccine-preventable diseases that could affect their health and future.

✅ Safe.
✅ Effective.
✅ Lifesaving.

Let’s help our teens stay healthy, active, and protected—at home, in school, and beyond.

📍 Visit your nearest health center or pediatrician for vaccination updates.
Together, we can build an immune-strong generation!

03/08/2025

Dear Parents,

If your child says, “My throat hurts and I’m not feeling well,” please don’t ignore it. Take a moment to check their soft palate for any reddish spots—this could be an early sign of Hand, Foot & Mouth Disease (HFMD).

Also, monitor their temperature, as HFMD typically starts with a mild fever lasting 1–2 days. Rashes on the hands and feet usually appear later and are HIGHLY CONTAGIOUS‼️

PLEASE DO NOT SEND YOUR CHILD TO SCHOOL if symptoms are present.
This helps prevent the spread to classmates and ensures everyone’s safety.

Let’s be PROACTIVE & SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE.