Mosquera-Palma Ob-Gyne, Ultrasound and High Risk Pregnancy Clinic

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Dr. Yvonne Joie Mosquera-Palma is a board certified Obstetrician- Gynecologist, OB-Gyne ultrasound subspecialist and a Maternal- Fetal Medicine specialist (High risk pregnancy)practicing in Kidapawan City Services Offered:
Prenatal Consultation
Obgyne Consultation
Fertility consultation
Immunizations/Vaccinations
Papsmear

Ultrasound services:
Pregnant:
�transvaginal Scan
�Transabdominal Scan
�Congenital Anomaly Scan
�Placental Doppler
�Ob-Doppler Studies
�3D/4D ultrasound

Gyne:
�Transvaginal scan
�Gyne Doppler scan (IETA,IOTA,MUSA)
� Hysterosonosalpingogram (HSSG)

21/11/2025

OB Ward Chronicles ✨🤣

While doing rounds kanina sa OB ward, timing talaga — Miss Universe announcement!
At sino ang mga nandun?
Mga preterm, may preterm labor, may preeclampsia… at may isa pang miscarriage patient.
Stress na stress silang lahat sa results! 😂

Sabi ko,
“Hoy mommies, wag ma-stress ha. Isipin natin ang baby at BP ninyo.
Hayaan niyo na yang Miss U… bawi na lang tayo sa babies ninyo.” 💕

Sinagot ba naman ako:
“Doc… boy po baby ko.” 🤣
Tapos yung isa: “Same Doc!”

Ay ako naman…
“Ah… eh yun lang pala!” 😂😂

Sometimes, the best medicine sa ward is a little laughter.
Mommies, breathe… your babies are the real crowns. 👶✨💗

19/11/2025

Where there was pain… God placed a miracle. 🙏🌈

This beautiful couple has walked a path that many will never fully understand —
a path shaped by heartbreak, quiet prayers, silent tears, and a kind of courage only parents who have loved and lost truly carry.

Last year, they faced a pain that shakes the soul.
Pero kahit masakit… kahit nakakatakot… they chose to rise again.
With trembling hearts but unbroken faith, they tried once more —their second IVF cycle.

And God, in His mercy, saw their grief… their longing… their devotion.
He wrapped their story in grace and answered their prayers with
another precious baby girl. 🙏💗

As I write this, I can’t help but feel emotional.
Kung alam niyo lang how much this journey means to me, too.
I’ve seen their strength, their quiet fears, their whispered prayers.
And I am deeply, deeply honored that they chose me again to walk with them —
to hold their hands through every step, every scan, every week of waiting.

We gave this pregnancy all the love and care we could, just like the first —
growth monitoring, congenital anomaly scan, BPPs, weekly NSTs —until we safely reached 38–39 weeks.
Their delivery had to be moved earlier when ultrasound showed decreased amniotic fluid…
but even then, God’s presence never left the room.

During surgery, with the same trusted team beside me —Anesthesia: Doc Laforteza and Doc Anna Carpentero
Assisting OB: Dr. Ferido
With our Pediatrician: Dr. Marasigan —
you could feel everyone’s heart whispering the same quiet prayer:
“Lord, please keep them safe. Please let everything be okay.”🙏

And He listened.
He held them. He guided us. He carried this family through.🙏

And now, here she is —
their beautiful, long-awaited miracle.
An answered prayer. A healing.
A reminder that love wins… even after loss.

Welcome to the world, our precious little one.
You are loved more than you will ever know. 🌸✨
Baby Girl, Apgar Score 9 & 9, 40 weeks Ballard Score, 3.2 kg

💕To Novee and Aldrin — thank you for trusting me not once, but twice.😭🙏
Thank you for allowing me to witness your resilience, your faith, and your extraordinary love.
I pray that God surrounds your growing family with strength, joy, protection, and endless blessings.
May parenthood bring you the healing and happiness your hearts have long been waiting for. 🩷🙏

(Posted with permission )






19/11/2025

Pasensiya po again.. may mga patients po sabay nglalabor🙏
I’ll see you po on Friday and Saturday🫶
-Doc Joie❤️

18/11/2025

Somebody gave me “PINYA” today… kaya naisip ko i-share sa inyo ang benefits ng pineapple.
Thank you po sa nagbigay! 🥰🍍

Alam niyo ba ano ang benefit ng pinya sa women’s health? 🤭🍍
Mommies, hindi lang siya masarap — super dami niyang health benefits, lalo na para sa atin!

✨ 1. Rich in Vitamin C
Good for skin, healing, and immune system.
Tumutulong din sa iron absorption — very important sa buntis at may anemia!

✨ 2. May Bromelain
Natural anti-inflammatory.
Nakakatulong sa bloating, mild cramps, at digestion.
(At hindi po totoo na “nakakapa-labor.” Safe ito in normal amounts!)

✨ 3. Good for Digestion
Ang enzymes ng pinya ay tumutulong mag-breakdown ng food — iwas kabag at constipation, common sa women’s health!

✨ 4. May Fiber
Supports hormonal balance through good gut health.
Helps regulate bowel movement — lalo na sa buntis at postpartum moms.

✨ 5. Antioxidants
Pampalaban sa inflammation and good for reproductive health.

✨ 6. Low-calorie, Hydrating, Refreshing
Perfect for healthy snacks — lalo na sa may PCOS o nagbabantay ng weight.

🍍 Bottomline: Healthy, yummy, and woman-friendly ang pinya!
Enjoy it in moderation, mommies 💛

18/11/2025

✨ OB TIP for the DAY ✨

Buntis ka ba and wondering if safe pa rin mag-breastfeed sa little one mo?

“Doc, pregnant po ako… pwede pa rin ba akong mag-breastfeed?”
YES — usually safe pa rin.
Pero case-to-case ito at depende sa kondisyon ni mommy at sa pregnancy niya.

✨ SAFE sa MOST pregnancies

Pwede mag-breastfeed habang buntis kung:
• Healthy ang pregnancy
• Walang bleeding, spotting, cramps
• Walang history of preterm labor
• Okay ang weight gain
• Hindi masyadong pagod or dehydrated
(Remember: pregnancy alone nakakapagod na, lalo na early trimester!)

⚠️ Why is it usually safe?

Milk production = Prolactin
Uterine contractions = Oxytocin
Pero sa early pregnancy, very minimal ang oxytocin effect —
❌ Hindi ito cause ng miscarriage in a healthy pregnancy.

⚠️ When to AVOID breastfeeding while pregnant

Iwasan muna kung may:
📌 History of preterm labor
📌 Placenta previa / low-lying placenta
📌 Recurrent miscarriage
📌 Cervical incompetence / short cervix
📌 Twin pregnancy / high-risk pregnancy
📌 Ongoing bleeding or contractions

🤱 Changes to expect

Baka mapansin ni toddler:
✔️ Nagbabago ang lasa ng milk
✔️ Bumababa ang milk supply (normal)
✔️ Breast/nipple tenderness due to hormones

🍼 Tandem feeding after birth?

Pwede sa karamihan —
pero newborn needs come first.

💗 Best advice:

Breastfeeding while pregnant is generally safe,
BUT importante pa rin ang proper assessment ng OB
lalo na kung may history ka ng risk factors.

17/11/2025

Today, 17 November 2025, is .

Premature birth affects 10 percent of babies world-wide. ISUOG advocates for improving clinicians' understanding of preterm birth, how to predict it with ultrasound and the extra considerations that accompany it, such as an increased proportion of babies with congenital heart disease being born preterm.

Read the news item on our website to find out more about what resources we have available: https://bit.ly/4qvHYGs

17/11/2025

Dear Patients,

Pasensiya na po if cancelled ang clinic today. I have to attend to a patient who is about to give birth.

Rest assured, kapag kayo naman ang mangailangan, you’ll receive the same care, time, and dedication from me. 💕🤰

Thank you for understanding.🫶

Love,
Doc Joie 🥰

16/11/2025

✨Sunday OBeducation with Doc Joie:

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome in Pregnancy ✨

“Buntis ka ba tapos parang namamanhid, nangingilig, at parang may tusok-tusok sa kamay mo… lalo na pag gabi?”

Mga mommies, that could be Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS) — and YES, common ito sa pregnancy!
Tara, pag-usapan natin! 😊

✨Saturday OBTips: Kelan nga ba dapat ma-feel ni Mommy ang fetal movement? 🤰✨FIRST BABY (Primigravida)👉 Usually 18–20 wee...
15/11/2025

✨Saturday OBTips: Kelan nga ba dapat ma-feel ni Mommy ang fetal movement? 🤰✨

FIRST BABY (Primigravida)
👉 Usually 18–20 weeks
Mas late ng kaunti kasi mas hindi pa familiar si mommy sa mga movements.

Second baby onwards (Multigravida)
👉 Mas maaga, around 16–18 weeks
Mas sanay na si mommy kaya mas madaling ma-recognize.

Anong klaseng galaw ang mararamdaman?

🔹 Parang fluttering
🔹 Parang kumikislot
🔹 Parang gumugulong
🔹 Later on: kicks, stretches, hiccups

Kailan dapat mag-worry?

⚠️ Less than 20 weeks at wala pang nararamdaman — usually normal.
⚠️ Pero kung 24 weeks and above at mahina o konti ang galaw,
👉 Best to have a check-up or NST/ultrasound for peace of mind.

Doc Joie ❤️



14/11/2025

Blood pressure is an important vital sign in your pregnancy or the initial postpartum period. Preeclampsia can occur after 20 weeks of pregnancy and up to 6 weeks postpartum.

CHECK your blood pressure
Ensure you are taking your blood pressure accurately to get an accurate reading.

KNOW your Numbers
If you get a reading between 140-159/90-109 call your provider and ask for their advice. A reading 160/110 or higher, seek immediate medical care. We also tell patients that a reading 10-15 above YOUR normal is cause for concern.

SHARE with your provider
Discuss your blood pressure at all prenatal and postpartum appointments. Be sure to share with your provider if you have any readings above 140/90.

Learn more about blood pressure and how to take your blood pressure accurately here: https://www.preeclampsia.org/blood-pressure

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Door 4, Esperanza Building, Quezon Boulevard
Kidapawan
9400

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 4pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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