Dr Calagui-Damaso OBGYN and Fertility Specialist

26/10/2025

𝑪𝑶𝑵𝑮𝑹𝑨𝑻𝑼𝑳𝑨𝑻𝑰𝑶𝑵𝑺, Ma'am and Sir! You are 1 step closer to your dream of parenthood!
Grateful for another successful fertility work up! Every step brings new hope and brighter beginnings!
Thank you for the trust!
Infertility Healed With Faith and Science 🙏

10/10/2025

Another blessed couple!
Congratulations ma'am and sir! Blessed with more than what you wish for!
"Proof that patience, faith, and science can create miracles. 🌷 Successful fertility work-up completed! - one step closer to their dream of parenthood. 💙

05/10/2025

Congratulations ma'am and sir!
"Another milestone achieved! Successful fertility work-up for our patient — one step closer to their dream of parenthood. 🙏💙
Case of 28 y/0 with history of 1 yr Amenorrhea (no me**es for 1 yr) due to ovulatory dysfunction secondary to PCOS. Primary Infertility for 3 years
Patient underwent fertility work up for 2 months and got pregnant after 2 cycles of Ovulation Induction with Timed In*******se

"Proof that patience, faith, and science can create miracles. 🌷 Successful fertility work-up completed!"



Christiana Calagui Damaso

22/09/2025

🙏✨ By God’s grace, the pregnancy work-up was a success! ✨🙏
✨👶 Congratulations! Ma'am and Sir!!✨
We are overjoyed to celebrate the success of your pregnancy work-up journey. Your patience, faith, and determination have truly paid off. 💕
This milestone is a beautiful reminder that hope, science, and perseverance work hand in hand. Wishing you a healthy and joyful pregnancy ahead! 🌸🤰
We are happy to be part of your pregnancy journey!



Christiana Calagui Damaso

05/08/2025

Visit us at the CUDMC Medical Arts Building (OPD) Room 102, Wednesdays and Saturdays
9am to 4pm

Family planning is a smart choice—anytime.

But this month, we’re putting the spotlight on it.

Because deciding when and how to grow your family is a right—and a responsibility—you can share with your partner.

Talk to your doctor at CUDMC and find the method that works for you.

31/07/2025

🦟 PREGNANT? PROTECT YOURSELF FROM DENGUE! 🤰⚠️

Dengue fever is dangerous for pregnant women and their babies. Be aware, stay safe!

17/06/2025

🌸June is Infertility Awareness Month 🌸


Hope Begins with Understanding

We know that the journey to parenthood can be filled with challenges—but you don’t have to walk it alone. This June, in honor of Infertility Awareness Month, we’re shining a light on reproductive health and offering support, answers, and real solutions.

You are not alone—and hope is never out of reach.
Let’s take the first step together.

BOOK YOUR APPOINTMENT NOW!

07/06/2025

LOSE FAT WITHOUT STARVATION!!
Join us online to discover a powerful program that will help you reset your health by developing the right eating habits while losing the unhealthy visceral fat without starvation

Speaker: Archie Langkay
Weight Management/Wellness Consultant
TODAY saturday June 7. 2025 4PM

Click the link below to join
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/8159020776?pwd=TDkvZm5FSGtua2p5SDZiVlVscmxKQT09

Meeting ID: 8159020776
Pls text Dr Anna Lynn Matignas at 09178668566 if u want to get access to the forum

OR send us message thru PM or contact 09558307127 for furthet details

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29/05/2025

The Tdap vaccine (Tetanus, Diphtheria, and acellular Pertussis) is strongly recommended during every pregnancy, regardless of prior vaccination history.

> Why is Tdap important during pregnancy?
- Protects the newborn from pertussis (whooping cough), which can be life-threatening in young infants.
- Helps pass protective antibodies to the baby through the placenta.
- Newborns can't receive their own DTaP vaccine until 2 months old, so maternal vaccination is crucial in this window.

> When should pregnant women get the Tdap vaccine?
- Between 27 and 36 weeks of gestation (preferably earlier in that window).
- This timing maximizes the antibody transfer to the baby.

> IS IT SAFE?
- Yes. Tdap is safe during pregnancy and has been extensively studied.
- It does not contain live bacteria, so there's no risk of causing illness in the mother or fetus.
- Common side effects are mild: sore arm, fatigue, or low-grade fever.

ctto: 📷 ACOG

19/05/2025

The best place for a proper consultation is still the clinic, face to face. So when a doctor takes time to reply to you outside of that, be grateful—it’s a sign that they truly care.