Lizaso OB-Gyne Clinic

15/09/2025

‼️ Clinic Advisory 📣

15/09/2025

✨ Lizaso OB-Gyne Clinic Services
📍 81 Purok Uno , Gogon Centro , Virac, Catanduanes
✨ We offer the following services
👩‍⚕️Prenatal Check-up🤰
✅ Low risk & Pregnancy with complications - high blood , diabetes , asthma, heart conditions and others.
✅1st time Moms🤰
✅ Elderly Moms🤰
✅Teenage Moms 🤰
👩‍⚕️Ultrasound Scanning
👩‍⚕️Gender Scanning
👩‍⚕️Biophysical Profile Test( BPP or BPS)
👩‍⚕️Infertility assessment & work-up for couples
👩‍⚕️Family Planning Services tailored to your specific needs and circumstances
👩‍⚕️Pap Smear
👩‍⚕️General Reproductive Health Assessment
👩‍⚕️Breast Issues Consultations
👩‍⚕️Menstrual Problems & Hormonal Health Management - irregular menstruation, heavy and prolonged menstruation
👩‍⚕️Diagnosis and Treatment of Gynecologic Diseases-muoma, ovarian cyst , Infections and others
👩‍⚕️Medical Certificates & other government documents
👩‍⚕️Prescription Refills 🗒️
👩‍⚕️On-line Consultation every weekend every Tuesday , Friday and Saturday 5pm-8pm
👩‍⚕️ Easy , Hassle-free and Secure payments via Gcash and Online Banking thru QR codes displayed at the Information Area🤵‍♀️

15/09/2025

‼️✨ Souvenir Alert! ✨
Cute Key Chains from Lizaso OB-GYNE Clinic 🩷🔑

👩‍⚕️Para laging dala-dala ang paalala ng healthy pregnancy journey! 👶💖

🗝️ Designed by: Joanah Paula De Leon
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📣 Clinic Advisory❗️

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Mom Support

26/08/2025

🌸 Baby Positions During Pregnancy 🌸

As your due date gets closer, your baby’s position in the womb becomes more important. Here are the common ones:

👶 Cephalic (Head Down) – Most common & ideal for birth.
🍑 Breech (Feet or Butt First) – May need special care or C-section.
🔄 Transverse (Sideways) – Baby lies across the womb, rare at delivery.
🪷 Posterior (Head Down, Facing Up) – Possible but may cause longer labor.

💡 Babies often move into the best position naturally, but doctors monitor closely toward the 3rd trimester.

26/08/2025

🌸 The Childbirth Process 🌸

Bringing life into the world is a beautiful journey with 3 main stages:

1️⃣ Labor (Opening the cervix)

Contractions help your cervix dilate (open) and efface (thin out).

Early labor may feel like period cramps, then contractions get stronger and closer together.

2️⃣ Birth of Baby

When fully dilated (10 cm), it’s time to push! 💪

Baby moves through the birth canal and finally into your arms. 💕

3️⃣ Delivery of Placenta

After baby arrives, the placenta is delivered—completing the process.

Every birth is unique, but each ends with the most beautiful gift: your baby. 👶✨

26/08/2025

💡 Feeding Cues in Newborns 💡

Babies show signs when they’re hungry—long before they cry. Watch for these early cues:

👄 Early Cues – Stirring, opening mouth, turning head (rooting)
✋ Mid Cues – Hand-to-mouth movements, sucking on fingers, fussing
😢 Late Cue – Crying (a sign baby is already very hungry)

👉 Tip: Try to feed your baby during the early or mid cues for a calmer, happier feeding experience. 💕

26/08/2025

🗣️ Talk to Your Baby 🤰✨
By 18–20 weeks, your little one can already hear you! 💓
Talking, singing, or reading helps with bonding and early brain development. 🌸

Your voice is baby’s favorite sound. 💕

26/08/2025

⚡ Birth Speed: Every Mama is Different ⚡

Some labors are fast, others take time—both are normal. 💕

⏱️ First-time moms: Labor may last 12–24 hours.
⏱️ Experienced moms: Often shorter, around 6–12 hours.
⏱️ Precipitous labor: Very quick, less than 3 hours (rare).

No matter the speed, the end is always the same—meeting your beautiful baby. 💖

26/08/2025

🌸 CERVICAL DILATION GUIDE 🌸

During labor, your cervix opens (dilates) to let your baby pass through. Here’s a quick guide:

⭕ 1–4 cm – Early labor: mild contractions, cervix begins to open
⭕ 5–7 cm – Active labor: stronger, regular contractions
⭕ 8–10 cm – Transition: most intense stage, body prepares for pushing
⭕ 10 cm – Fully dilated: time to meet your baby! 👶💖

💡 Every mama’s labor is different—some progress slowly, others more quickly. Stay calm, breathe, and trust the process. 🌸