Dr. Janeir Urbina-Taganas - OBGYN

12/11/2024

Hello baby Campee Nian! Welcome to the world.

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12/11/2024

Baby: Hay naku doc, picture agad? 😂😜

Welcome to the world Baby Kiefer 🫶🏼

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12/11/2024

Camera shy agad si baby 😜

Congratulations Noe and Cristine 🫶🏼

12/10/2024

After 2 miscarriages, finally she is here.
Welcome to the world our rainbow baby 🌈
Congratulations!

19/07/2024

Mrs. Anna from PLDT got her 2nd dose of HPV nonavalent vaccine at KLINIKA URBINA.

Be informed and be protected against cervical cancer through vaccination.

HPV nonavalent vaccines (Gardasil 9) are available at KLINIKA URBINA. For more information, feel free to message or contact 09171650347.

📍KLINIKA URBINA: Luna Street, Tuguegarao City

05/07/2024

Welcome to the world Liam!

Congratulations Hannah and Neil. Excited na si Linc sa kanyang baby brother. ☺️

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16/06/2024

Happy Father’s Day 🫶🏼

03/06/2024

25/05/2024

‼️EXTENDED TIL JUNE 29‼️

PAP SMEAR is a screening tool to detect early cervical cancer. This procedure only takes 10-15 minutes and will be sent to the Pathologist for the reading.

Get your papsmear done by a board certified OBGYN at KLINIKA URBINA and get a FREE OBGYN CONSULTATION.

📍KLINIKA URBINA, Luna Street, Tuguegarao City, Cagayan Valley
☎️0917 165 0347

12/05/2024

For the ultimate mommy make-over!

Treat your mamas this Mother’s Day 🫶🏼

12/05/2024

Get vaccinated now. Protect yourself and the people around you.

TDAP is recommended in pregnancy at 27-36 weeks, or earlier if warranted.

‼️Vaccines are available at KLINIKA URBINA

📍KLINIKA URBINA
Luna Street, Tuguegarao City, Cagayan Valley

- The independent City of Santiago in Isabela has confirmed its first case of Pertussis, a highly infectious respiratory disease from a 28-day-old baby, according to its City Epidiomology and Surveillance Unit.

The said patient was admitted at the Southern Isabela Medical Center (SIMC) last April 22, 2024 due to extreme coughing and was swabbed for testing of the aforementioned respiratory disease.

The results were positive and released last May 6, 2024 from the Research Institute of Tropical Medicine, citing that strict health protocols must be in place as the disease is easily transmitted.

Contact tracing was immediately conducted by the Santiago City Health Office, and a rollout of booster doses of Pentavalent vaccines were given to children at the affected areas.

Authorities said the patient is in good condition, while close monitoring is conducted from people logged in the contact tracing.

As of early April 2024, the Department of Health has recorded over 800 Pertussis cases in the country where most of them are from Central Luzon, Western and Central Visayas, Mimaropa, and Metro Manila.

The DOH confirmed that almost 80 percent of the cases were children under 5 years of age, and only 4 percent of cases are adults aged 20 and over.

Pertussis, commonly known as 'whooping cough' in the Philippines has logged a total of over 49 deaths since the start of 2024.

There is also a sharp rise of Pertussis cases noted in western countries such as the UK, among others.

Pertussis starts as a mild cough with colds, which usually lasts for 2 weeks and bits of coughing which may last up to 6 weeks.

Vomitting after coughing has also been logged among patients, as well as low-grade fever, have also been recorded by the health department.

Some infants with the disease had also been observed to have been turning 'cyanotic' or bluish when coughing, according to the DOH.

Authorities said that the disease can be transmitted through coughing, and sneezing, highlighting the need for strict hygiene and health protocols to avoid the spread.

Meanwhile, patients with the said symptoms are advised not to self medicate and immediately go for check-ups with doctors.

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11/05/2024

Life doesn’t come with a manual, it comes with a mother 🫶🏼

10/05/2024

Endometrial Cancer (Kanser sa lining ng matres)

Do you experience post-menopausal bleeding or “pagdurugo sa pwerta kahit menopause na”?

This is one of the common symptoms of endometrial cancer. The patient below was already menospause for 2 years but consulted because of vaginal bleeding a few days ago. We did an endometrial biopsy which showed Endometriod Adenocarcinoma.

She underwent extrafascial hysterectomy with staging. This picture is the cut section which shows that it is still in the early stages. We will be waiting for the final reading of the pathologist for the final staging and management.

If you are experiencing the same symptoms, consult your OBGYN for earlier detection and management. 👍🏼