Dr. Myra Maduramente

25/04/2025

Posting our clinic address for your convinience. Walk in patients are welcome. If you have been referred by your doctor, please bring biopsy results, ultrasound/CT scan results, a summary of previous treatments given, if they are available.
Clinic number given is for inquiries, NOT for emergencies.
For emergency cases, please proceed to the General Santos Doctors Hospital Emergency Room.

03/04/2025

Cervical Cancer Prevention Tips

Protect yourself and your loved ones from cervical cancer by following these key prevention steps:

✅ Get Vaccinated – HPV vaccination helps prevent high-risk HPV infections, the leading cause of cervical cancer.
✅ Routine Screening – Women aged 30-65 should get an HPV DNA test every 5 years or a Pap/VIA test every 3 years.
✅ Be Faithful – A mutually monogamous relationship reduces cervical cancer risk.
✅ Avoid To***co Use – Smoking increases cervical cancer risk. Quitting helps lower it.

Stay informed and take action for better health! 💙

21/03/2025

19/03/2025

12/03/2025

HPV Causes Cancer

Did you know that Human Papillomavirus (HPV) causes several types of cancer? Cervical, a**l, oropharyngeal, and other cancers can be prevented through vaccination. SGOP we strongly recommends HPV vaccination for adolescents and young adults. Protect yourself and your loved ones. Ask your doctor about the HPV vaccine today.

02/03/2025

March is Women’s Month!

Let us take this opportunity to raise awareness about Gynecologic concerns and learn how to protect ourselves.

Gynecologic cancers, such as cervical, endometrial and ovarian cancers can affect any woman. Early detection and preventive care can save lives!

1. Go to your gynecologist to have HPV testing or Pap smear. No HPV vaccine yet? It’s time.
2. Do you remember your last me**es? Record and track your cycles. Doing this will alert you to changes in pattern and occurrence of abnormal bleeding.
3. Do you feel bloated, feel pain or pressure in the pelvis, have urinary or bowel changes, have an enlarging abdomen or have a palpable mass? Consult your gynecologist!

Early consultation leads to early detection ! Together we can save lives.



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26/02/2025

February is Cancer Awareness Month!

Mahalaga ang pagpapalaganap ng kaalaman tungkol sa mga Kanser na kakakaapekto sa kababaihan tulad ng Cervical, Ovarian and Uterine(Matris) Cancers. Early detection or ang maagang pagtuklas can make a world of difference in outcomes, and ang pagpapalaganap ng tamang kaalaman ay ang susi sa kalusugan.

👉 Know the Signs:
• Unexplained abdominal bloating or pain (ang hindi maipaliwanag na pamamaga o sakit ng tiyan)
• Abnormal bleeding or discharge (Hindi normal na pagdudugo o kakaibang discharge)
• Pelvic pain or pressure (sakit or pamimigat ng balakang)
• Changes in bathroom habits (pagbabago sa pag ihi o pagdumi)

Regular check-ups and open conversations about your health are crucial. Early diagnosis saves lives, at nandito kami upang gabayan ka sa bawat hakbang tungo sa kalusugan!

Take charge of your health—your future matters! Share this post to spread awareness and remind others of the importance of regular screenings and self-care.

15/03/2020

Dear Doctor,
Should you have any referrals (specially urgent ones) during this period of community quarantine, please communicate directly with me through my personal phone, viber or messenger. Thank you.

15/03/2020

Dear Patients,
Your well-being is of utmost importance to me. Rest assured that the best possible care will still be given to you even during this crisis. Please note that this COVID 19 situation is in flux and things from moment to moment. Please stand by for any updates on clinic schedule.
As you notice, the clinic hours posted are shorter than normal, this is to limit our (yours, my staff, and mine) potential for exposure. I encourage you to schedule through text via Jane or through this page.
If you are not sure whether you should come, call, text or message. We will get back to you soonest.
I remain accessible to you, through my secretary, Jane or through messaging on this page.
Keep safe. Stay at home unless it is vital that you come.

15/03/2020

Good day to all. In response to the call for Social Distancing during these trying times, I have created this page to make it easier for my patients to get in touch without physically going to the clinic.
The aims are: 1. To reduce exposure risk by lessening the back and forth between home, clinic, laboratory, and hospital; 2. To be able to assess which patients really need face to face consultation; 3.To be able to shorten waiting time at the clinic; 4. To limit the number of patients at the clinic at any point in time; and 5. To continue to serve those in need.