Dr. Marielle Jelinne DR. Abacan Cuaresma

05/01/2022

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30/11/2021

Today, CDC is strengthening its recommendation on COVID-19 vaccine booster doses. Everyone ages 18 and older should get a booster shot either when they are 6 months after their initial Pfizer or Moderna series or 2 months after their initial Johnson & Johnson’s Janssen vaccine.

The emergence of the Omicron variant further emphasizes the importance of vaccination, boosters, and other prevention efforts needed to protect against COVID-19. While there is much to learn about the Omicron variant, we do know that COVID-19 vaccines are our best tool to avoid serious illness & hospitalization.

Learn more: https://bit.ly/3mrK4Z5.

20/11/2021

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Wondering which COVID-19 vaccines are available for you and your family?

Use this chart to see the types of COVID-19 vaccines are available depending on a person’s age.

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14/11/2021

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Today's Inquirer Editorial (Nov. 14, 2021).

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09/11/2021

Pfizer says a new Covid-19 pill dramatically reduces hospitalizations and deaths in high-risk patients, a result that has the potential to alter the course of the pandemic. https://trib.al/qD7aMk9

25/09/2021

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Do you have concerns about the COVID-19 vaccines? Take a moment and learn how you can ease these worries by reading this quick guide. 

22/09/2021

Mag report sa LGU at mg isolate ayon sa protocol ng DOH
Dumating na tayo sa point na we need to know how to take care of ourselves. Overwhelmed na ang healthcare system natin. Pagod na ang mga healthcare workers natin, aligaga na ang mga BHERT and the LGUs.

Dapat by this time, alam na natin ang mga simple home remedy if makaramdam tayo ng symptoms. Marami namang video na nagshe-share nyan. Mismong mga doctors pa.

AND HERE IS MY PERSONAL PLEA TO THOSE WHO ARE ALREADY “VACCINATED.”

May tinatawag na “breakthrough infection.” Ito ang nangyayari sa mga vaccinated na. Nagkakaron pa rin ng Covid19 kahit fully vaccinated na.

Ang kaibahan natin, we are less likely to go severe. Kaya kadalasan, homecare na lang.

Pero since asymptomatic to very mild symptoms lang, eto ang kadalasang nangyayari sa mga vaccinated people na may breakthrough infection:

1. Sasakit ang ulo.
2. Sisipunin.
3. Pagkalipas ng 3 days wala ng sipon.

So akala mo, wala lang. Akala mo nahamugan ka lang. Akala mo, normal na sipon lang.

So ang next mong gagawin, lalabas ka. Mamamalengke ka, pupunta ka sa public places, papasok ka sa trabaho. Hindi mo alam dala-dala mo pa din ang virus.

So ano ang result? Nakapanghawa ka ng hindi mo alam. Ang masaklap pa, yung nahawa mo “unvaccinated” na maaaring mamatay.

That 20,000 cases a day we have, ay dahil sa mindset na to.

Top 5 symptoms of Breakthrough Infection;

1. Headache
2. Sipon
3. Sneezing
4. Sore Throat
5. Loss of Smell

Reminder, this is not an “all or nothing” symptoms. Kahit isa lang dyan, candidate ka na for breakthrough infection.

So, to all who are vaccinated, please, kung nakaramdam kayo ng sakit ng ulo, sipon, lagnat, wag nyong balewalain. Treat it as breakthrough infection. Mag-isolate na kayo. Wag na muna kayong lumabas. Unless wala kayong hawak na document na negative kayo, wag muna kayong lumabas.

OA? Yes OA. Pero sa panahon ngayon, mas mabuti ng maging OA kesa isawalang-bahala.

Last year, ang concern natin is kung paano tayo hindi mahahawa.

Ngayong year na to na marami ng vaccinated, dapat isipin din natin kung paano tayo hindi makakapanghawa.

Again, overwhelmed na ang ating healthcare and government system. Let’s do our part naman. Keep safe po sa ating lahat!🙏😇

14/09/2021