JGI Ob-Gyne & Ultrasound Clinic

JGI Ob-Gyne & Ultrasound Clinic Obstetrician Gynecologist and High Risk Pregnancy Specialist
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To be a mother is to give time, energy, sleep, and sometimes identity with little expectation of anything in return.Cong...
18/09/2025

To be a mother is to give time, energy, sleep, and sometimes identity with little expectation of anything in return.

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Becoming parents for the second time is a beautiful reminder that love doesn’t divide, it multiplies. With experience co...
30/08/2025

Becoming parents for the second time is a beautiful reminder that love doesn’t divide, it multiplies. With experience comes a deeper sense of confidence, and while every child is unique, the joy of growing your family is just as powerful, if not even more profound, the second time around.

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Becoming first-time parents is both the most exciting and the most humbling experience, filled with love, uncertainty, l...
28/08/2025

Becoming first-time parents is both the most exciting and the most humbling experience, filled with love, uncertainty, learning, and the realization that life will never be the same, but in the best possible way.

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Motherhood is like a rollercoaster; full of ups, downs, and unexpected messes but you wouldn’t trade the ride for anythi...
26/08/2025

Motherhood is like a rollercoaster; full of ups, downs, and unexpected messes but you wouldn’t trade the ride for anything.

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24/08/2025

There is nothing small about having your body cut open to bring life into this world. Nothing delicate about lying there, wide awake in an operating room, fighting fear, fighting tears, just to hold your baby safely in your arms.

Dear mama who birthed through a Caesare-an, you took the path that saved your child. And You paid in strength you never knew you had, in silence that weighed heavy on your chest, in stitches that tell a story no one else can read.

And that scar on your belly? It’s not just a line. It is a love mark. A battle wound. A birth story written in courage, in blood, in pure, unshakable love.

It is The the page of your baby’s story written in your blood, your bravery, your sacrifice.

It is yours. Raw. Real. Unapologetic.

Love,
From a C-Section mama to another .

Maraming salamat po sa pagtitiwala ninyo sa aming klinika upang alagaan kayo at ang inyong baby sa buong panahon ng inyo...
23/08/2025

Maraming salamat po sa pagtitiwala ninyo sa aming klinika upang alagaan kayo at ang inyong baby sa buong panahon ng inyong pagbubuntis. Isang karangalan para sa amin na maging bahagi ng inyong paglalakbay bilang isang ina.

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20/08/2025

Understanding Cervical Dilation: How the Body Prepares for Birth

Cervical dilation — the gradual opening of the cervix — is one of the key processes that signals the progression of labor and the approach of childbirth. The cervix, located at the lower end of the uterus, opens into the va**na and must expand from completely closed (0 cm) to fully open (10 cm) to allow a baby to pass through the birth canal.

The Four Stages of Dilation

1. Early Labor (0–3 cm)
In this initial stage, the cervix begins to open slightly, from 0 to 3 centimeters. Contractions are generally mild, irregular, and may last 30–45 seconds, occurring every 5–30 minutes. For first-time mothers, this phase can last many hours — or even days.

2. Active Labor (4–7 cm)
Here, the cervix opens more quickly, reaching 4 to 7 centimeters. Contractions intensify, becoming more regular at intervals of 3–5 minutes, each lasting 45–60 seconds. This stage typically lasts between 4 and 8 hours.

3. Transition Phase (8–10 cm)
The final stretch before full dilation, this phase sees the cervix open from 8 to 10 centimeters. Contractions are extremely strong and frequent — every 2–3 minutes, lasting 60–90 seconds. Though the shortest stage (30 minutes to 2 hours), it is often the most intense.

4. Complete Dilation (10 cm)
Once the cervix reaches 10 centimeters, it is fully open and the pushing stage begins. This allows the baby to travel through the birth canal and be delivered.

What Affects the Speed of Dilation?
Several factors influence how quickly the cervix dilates:
Previous births: Women with prior va**nal deliveries often dilate faster.
Contraction strength: Stronger, more effective contractions help speed the process.
Baby’s position and size: A favorable position can make dilation easier.
Emotional state: Stress or anxiety can slow progress, while calm, supportive environments may help labor advance.

By monitoring cervical dilation, healthcare providers can gauge the pace of labor and determine the best course of care, ensuring both mother and baby remain safe throughout the birthing process.

For the first-time mother, holding her newborn child is a moment suspended in time, where awe, love, and a quiet, overwh...
19/08/2025

For the first-time mother, holding her newborn child is a moment suspended in time, where awe, love, and a quiet, overwhelming sense of responsibility converge in the warmth of a single, trembling embrace.

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05/08/2025
Thank you for trusting our doctor and clinic to care for you throughout your pregnancy. It has been a privilege to suppo...
03/08/2025

Thank you for trusting our doctor and clinic to care for you throughout your pregnancy. It has been a privilege to support you on this incredible journey. Wishing you and your baby continued health, happiness, and love.

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The birth of a child marks the beginning of two lives intertwined: one growing into the world, the other growing into mo...
02/08/2025

The birth of a child marks the beginning of two lives intertwined: one growing into the world, the other growing into motherhood.

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Room 407, La Azotea Bldg, Session Road
Baguio City
2600

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Tuesday 1pm - 5pm
Wednesday 10am - 2pm
Thursday 1pm - 5pm
Friday 1pm - 5pm
Saturday 10am - 2pm

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