Trinilisa E. Bagalso MD Perinatal and OBGYN Clinic

30/03/2026

30/03/2026

15/03/2026

Wondering when you can find out if it’s a boy or a girl? o( ❛ᴗ❛ )o

In many pregnancies, the baby’s gender can be identified as early as 16 weeks through ultrasound. This depends on fetal position, amniotic fluid levels, and maternal body habitus.

If the baby’s position does not give us a clear view during your visit, we offer a complimentary repeat scan within 14 days at no extra charge.
Book your ultrasound appointment with us today.

12/03/2026

POGS Laban Para Kay Nanay, Nene, at Iba Pa!
Today was such a meaningful day for our team! The Philippine Obstetrical and Gynecological Society Foundation, Inc. — Reproductive Health Committee, in collaboration with the POGS Central Luzon Chapter (Region III), held a full day of purposeful activities right here in Pampanga.
The morning kicked off with a Training of Trainers session at The Orchid Gardens, San Fernando — equipping our OB-Gyn colleagues with the tools and knowledge to bring reproductive health education to more communities. Topics included reproductive health FAQs, the Adopt-A-School Program orientation, and health concerns of le***an and bisexual women.
The afternoon brought us to Pampanga High School for the Reproductive Health Run — a lively panel discussion where our doctors answered the questions students and parents are often too shy to ask. S*x education, open conversations with teens, and breaking down taboos — because every young person deserves honest, medically sound information.
We also formally signed the Memorandum of Agreement for the Adopt-A-School Program, a commitment to bring reproductive health advocacy directly into schools and communities.
It takes a village — and today, our village showed up beautifully. 💪❤️

12/03/2026

🤰🏻𝗣𝗿𝗲𝗴𝗻𝗮𝗻𝗰𝘆 can bring a lot of questions, especially in those first few weeks.

Many patients wonder:
✎When should I have my first ultrasound?
✎Who will perform it?
✎And when will I know my due date?

At our Clinic, every ultrasound is personally done by a maternal-fetal medicine specialist. It’s not just a moment to see your little one, but also a thorough check of your pregnancy’s health.

Usually, we suggest your first ultrasound around 6–8 weeks. That’s when we can confirm the pregnancy, listen to your baby’s heartbeat, and determine a more precise due date based on that earliest scan.

Our clinic helps bring miracles to life through attentive monitoring, expert ultrasounds, and kind, supportive care every step of the way. If you have questions or want to schedule an ultrasound, please feel free to message us anytime.

𝒟𝓇.𝒯𝓇𝒾𝓃𝒾 (づ ◕‿◕ )づ

10/03/2026

It was a tiring but very fulfilling day.

Today I had the opportunity to serve two important purposes.

This morning, we reached out to one of the most vulnerable groups of pregnant patients in our province — teenage mothers.

Through the efforts of the BGHMC Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, and with the strong support of our hospital leadership, especially Medical Center Chief Dr. Ria Baltazar, we successfully celebrated National Buntis Day.

Young mothers attended lectures on teen pregnancy, nutrition, mental health, and postpartum family planning, followed by consultations, free ultrasound examinations, laboratory tests, and supplements to support their pregnancies.

I am always reminded that when people work together with the same purpose, even simple efforts can create a meaningful impact for the women of our province.

The afternoon was then spent in a province-wide consultative meeting on maternal mortality and morbidity, where healthcare leaders reviewed cases and discussed action plans to address the leading cause of maternal mortality — preeclampsia and hypertension in pregnancy.

Advocating for safer pregnancies is something I deeply believe in. I am not only your physician in the clinic, but I also hope to be part of the solution to the bigger challenges affecting mothers in our province.

Thank you to my patients for understanding when I occasionally step away from the clinic to participate in activities like this. These collaborations help us strengthen our healthcare system so we can reach not only our patients, but also the underserved mothers of Bataan.

As we celebrate Women’s Month and Buntis Day this March, let us continue to support, empower, and care for one another.

09/03/2026

This Women’s Month, we honor women's strength and the miracle of motherhood.

09/03/2026

Clinic Advisory

In line with activities for Women’s Month, the clinic will have no consultation schedule on the following dates:

March 10 – National Buntis Day Celebration
March 12 – Training of Trainers for the POGS PREPARE Program

The PREPARE Program (Preparatory Reproductive Health Education – Priming Youth Adults for Responsible Engagement) is an initiative supported by the Philippine Obstetrical and Gynecological Society that focuses on teen reproductive health education, responsible decision-making, and adolescent health awareness.

As part of Women’s Month, several community and professional activities related to maternal and women’s health are being attended.

Pasensya na po sa abala, at maraming salamat po sa inyong pag-unawa.

Regular clinic schedule will resume after these dates.

08/03/2026

Hello, baby!