Dr. Princess Joy Go-Ruiz Online Clinic

18/08/2026

No clinic tomorrow at TMC clinics Festive Mall due to an unscheduled activity. Will resume clinic on Thursday at Cliniqu Btac Nuevo and SMG Dumangas. Thank you

19/07/2026

No clinic today. Will resume tomorrow. Thank you

12/07/2026

Thank you Mommy for your kind words 💖
Grateful for your trust.

27/06/2026

Thank you Mommy for your kinds words. I saw you tagged me in one of the posts asking for pediatrician in town. I do appreciate you and your offspring. ♥️

25/06/2026

Let us revisit Bullying

Bullying is defined as unwanted, aggressive, and repeated behavior that involves a real or perceived power imbalance, often seen among school-aged children but occurring in all environments. It includes physical attacks, verbal insults, social exclusion, and cyberbullying, all aimed at harming, intimidating, or coercing a victim.

Examples of Bullying
🕛 Verbal:
Name-calling, taunting, making inappropriate sexual comments, or constant negative teasing.
🕛 Social:
Spreading rumors, purposeful exclusion, or telling others not to be friends with someone.
🕛 Physical:
Hitting, kicking, tripping, pushing, or damaging someone's property.
🕛 Cyberbullying: Sending mean text messages, posting embarrassing photos on social media, or spreading lies online.

Synonyms of Bullying
Intimidation
Harassment
Coercion
Oppression
Persecution
Tyranny

Key Elements
☄️Imbalance of Power: Using physical strength, popularity, or embarrassing information to control others.
☄️Repetition: Behaviors that happen more than once or have the potential to happen again.
☄️Intent: The actions are deliberate, aimed at causing pain or discomfort.

11/06/2026

No clinic for today. Will resume clinic tomorrow, Saturday, June 13, 2026 @ TMC Clinics Festive Mall 9-11am

21/05/2026

No clinic today, May 22, 2026 at TMC Clinics Festive Mall.
Clinic resumes tomorrow. Thank you

12/05/2026

No clinic Today May 13 until May 16, 2026
Will resume clinic on
MAY 18, 2026

11/05/2026

The importance of FLU vaccine

10/05/2026

SCABIES is a contagious skin infestation caused by the microscopic mite Sarcoptes scabiei, which burrows into the upper layer of skin to live and lay eggs.

Symptoms:
🫆causes an intense, itchy rash—typically worse at night—and spreads through direct, prolonged skin-to-skin contact
🫆 pimple-like bumps and tiny, burrow lines
🫆 rash often appearing between fingers, on wrists, elbows, armpits, and the waistline

Transmission:
Highly contagious, spreading mainly through close physical contact, though it can survive on bedding or clothing for 2-5 days.

Cause:
🫆 A parasite, not poor hygiene.

Treatment:
Scabies requires medical treatment (such as prescription creams or medications) to kill the mites and eggs. Everyone in a household usually needs treatment at the same time to prevent re-infection.

Crusted Scabies: A severe form, often called "Norwegian scabies," that occurs in immunocompromised or elderly individuals, featuring thick crusts containing high numbers of mites.