LR OB-Gyne & Medical Clinic

19/08/2026

Human papillomavirus (HPV) is the leading cause of cervical cancer.

Vaccination, along with regular screening, can prevent most cases.

The vaccine is safe and highly effective in preventing HPV infections that can cause cervical cancer and other HPV-related cancers.

07/08/2026

Mommy, pabakunahan na si Ate laban sa cervical cancer.

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27/07/2026

My heart is truly full today. 💕 Two of my former patients, who are sisters, surprised me with this beautiful framed photo. I was genuinely touched by such a thoughtful gesture. Being part of their journey into motherhood has been a privilege, and seeing them now with their beautiful families is incredibly rewarding. Thank you for your trust, your kindness, and for allowing me to care for you through such special moments. This gift will always have a special place in my clinic—and in my heart. 🌸

25/06/2026

Maternal vaccines help protect babies from day one.

When expecting mothers receive recommended vaccines during pregnancy, critical antibodies are passed to their baby, helping newborns build resistance to serious illnesses before they’re old enough to be vaccinated themselves. This early protection can help reduce the risk of severe diseases and hospitalization during a baby's most vulnerable first months of life.

AAP supports ACOGs latest vaccine recommendations to help our most vulnerable population from preventable diseases. Read more about ACOGs recommendations: https://bit.ly/43YWjAW

25/06/2026

Did you know that HPV is the most common STI in the United States? In fact, most people who have s*x will get an HPV infection at some point in their lives.

You can protect yourself against HPV infection by getting vaccinated. The HPV vaccine is safe and effective and protects against the HPV types that are the most common cause of ge***al warts and cancer.

For more information about HPV and the vaccine, visit: https://bit.ly/48trKGs

25/06/2026

25/06/2026

Did you know that thanks to evolving guidelines, you can now get vaccinated against HPV up to age 45? The HPV vaccine is a safe, effective way to prevent certain cancers and protect long-term health.
At 43, one ob-gyn made an important health decision: she got the HPV vaccine. Learn why she chose to get vaccinated, and why you might want to consider it, too: bit.ly/42Ro4eO

25/06/2026

A simple "thank you" can make a doctor's day. ❤️

Today, my heart is full. A patient whom I recently assisted through a normal spontaneous delivery surprised me with a personalized pen, notepad, cake, and a beautiful handwritten note.

Moments like these remind me that medicine is more than a profession—it's a relationship built on trust, compassion, and shared joy. Being entrusted with the care of a mother and witnessing the birth of a new life is already a tremendous blessing. Receiving such a thoughtful expression of gratitude is simply the icing on the cake. 🎂✨

To my dear patient, Mommy Fatima Bacle-an, thank you for your kindness and generosity. Wishing you and your growing family a lifetime of love, health, and happiness.

This is why I love being an OB-GYN. 💕👶

25/06/2026

Receiving this thoughtful gift from a patient I had the privilege of caring for during her cesarean delivery means so much to me. The flowers, perfume, and heartfelt message on the mug are beautiful reminders of why I love what I do.

Thank you, Mommy Carylle Colminas for your trust, kindness, and appreciation. Wishing you and your precious little one a lifetime of health, happiness, and love. 👶🌸💕 - Dra. Rosa D. Santos-Villalon