St. Camillus OB GYNE & Pediatric Clinic

30/04/2026

NEVER LET ANYONE KISS YOUR NEWBORN BABY
No matter who they are or how well they mean, don’t allow it. That innocent kiss on the cheek, forehead, or lips could put your baby’s life at risk.

A newborn’s immune system is still developing. They can’t fight infections like adults or older children. What seems like a harmless kiss can actually spread serious viruses and bacteria that are deadly to babies.
Here’s what a kiss can expose your baby to:

HSV-1 (Herpes Simplex Virus):
Cold sores in adults may seem harmless, but if transmitted to a newborn, herpes can cause severe brain damage, organ failure, or even death.

Respiratory Infections:
Common colds, flu, or COVID-19 can quickly overwhelm a baby’s fragile body, leading to breathing problems, fever, and hospitalization.

Other Oral Bacteria:
Even healthy-looking mouths carry bacteria that can trigger infections in babies with no defense.

It’s not just a kiss. It’s a risk.
You don’t owe anyone access to your baby’s face, not grandma, not aunties, not friends, not in-laws. Your baby’s safety comes first.

Tips to keep your baby safe:
Teach visitors to admire your baby without touching or kissing.

Practice good hygiene. Ask others to wash their hands before holding your baby.
Be confident in setting boundaries. Protecting your baby is not pride, it’s care.

Your newborn is precious. Guard them fiercely. One kiss can be all it takes.

Midwife Chiamaka

30/04/2026

Visit our clinic at shalom hospital outpatient building room 29

Interested just message 0977-852-9958

23/04/2026

💥 “Prevention is POWER, ladies!” 💥
Did you know that a simple vaccine can protect you from HPV — the virus that causes ge***al warts and cervical cancer? 😱

That’s right! The HPV Vaccine is your best shield against certain cancers before they even start. 💪✨

At St. Camillus OB-Gyne Clinic, we’re not just about treatment — we’re about protection, prevention, and peace of mind. 🌸

💉 Available Services:
✅ HPV Vaccine – for long-term protection
✅ Cauterization of Ge***al Warts – for existing cases

Because your health and confidence deserve complete care. 💕

📲 Book your appointment now and take the first step toward a cancer-free future!
💬 Tag your sisters, cousins, or friends — it’s time to protect what matters most. 💗

23/04/2026

Pregnant moms, this one’s for you!

Did you know?
Drinking water helps increase amniotic fluid, supports your placenta, and prevents headaches.

Save this tip for your pregnancy journey.

You may contact us at +63 915 813 5832 for face to face appointment or book your online appointment here: https://seriousmd.com/doc/january-ducducan

22/04/2026

For OBGyne services please contact 09158135832

21/04/2026

For our pediatrician/ adolescent doctor immunization/check up for babies and teenager we offer counseling_ please contact us 09158135832 at united shalom hospital outpatient building room 29_ thank you

21/04/2026

For our OBGYNE/family planning doctor we offer endometrial biopsy
Cauterization procedures insertion/removal IUD insertion/removal implanun and tuli_ yes Po nag tuturi gehap Didi tam doctor, please contact us for more details 09158135832 or visit our clinic at united Shalom hospital outpatient building room 29_ thank you and have a great time everyone

21/04/2026

😳 “May kakaiba bang bumps or pangangati sa private area mo?”
Don’t ignore it, sis — it could be ge***al warts, one of the most common infections caused by the HPV (Human Papillomavirus).

Here are some symptoms to watch out for 👇
⚠️ Small, flesh-colored or gray bumps in the ge***al area
⚠️ Clusters of bumps that look like cauliflower
⚠️ Itching or discomfort down there
⚠️ Bleeding during in*******se
⚠️ Moist or damp feeling in the affected area

👉 These warts may look harmless, but leaving them untreated can cause pain, spread the infection, or even increase cancer risk.

💉 The good news? Ge***al warts can be treated — and prevented!
At St. Camillus OB-Gyne Clinic, we offer:
✅ Cauterization of Ge***al Warts
✅ HPV Vaccination for protection

💬 Tag someone who needs to know this!
📲 Message us today to book your consultation — early checkup = peace of mind. 💕

***alWarts

13/04/2026

13/04/2026

Her labour was moving until it suddenly stopped.

She had been pushing for hours, but the baby was not coming down.
Then her womb started contracting in a way that was no longer helping her. It was hurting her.

She was experiencing obstructed labour, and what followed is one of the most dangerous signs:

What is Bandl’s Ring?

Bandl’s Ring (pathological retraction ring) is an abnormal tightening between the upper and lower parts of the uterus during obstructed labour.
It is not normal. It is the body’s warning that something is wrong.

Why is it dangerous?

When the uterus keeps trying to push a baby that cannot descend, a tight constriction band forms.
Without quick intervention, it can lead to:

• Uterine rupture
• Fetal distress or death
• Severe bleeding
• Maternal exhaustion
• Emergency C-section, often the only way to save both lives

What causes it?

• Baby too big, wrong position, or narrow pelvis
• Labour lasting too long with no progress
• Wrong use of oxytocin or labour stimulants
• Delay in getting skilled help

How to recognize it:

• A visible ridge on the belly
• Uterus rising unusually high
• Pain increasing but no progress
• Baby not descending
• Signs of fetal distress

This is a medical emergency. A timely C-section is usually needed.

What every mother should know:

Bandl’s Ring is rare, but when it happens, every minute matters.
Skilled birth attendance, proper monitoring, and early referral save lives.

Never allow anyone to tell you to push harder for hours without progress.
Safe labour is your right.

— Midwife Chiamaka

10/04/2026

St. Camillus clinic is open everyday pediatrician/adolescent doctor available every Tuesday Thursday and Friday contact #09158135832 shalom hospital outpatient building room 29_ see you there ☺️

10/04/2026

St. Camillus clinic is open Obgyne/family planning doctor Monday Wednesday Friday and Saturday _ appointment or walk in contact # 09158135832 shalom hospital outpatient building room 29_ see you there