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marose17

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Re: St. Lukes Medical Center
« Reply #420 on: August 15, 2012, 03:48:46 pm »
@bianca24, I have the same OB.  And I can also attest to Dr. Guinto's care and compassion, not to mention na magaling siya talaga especially sa high-risk pregnancy (honor student iyan sa BS Biology sa UP Diliman and nasa top din siya ng class niya sa UP-PGH College of Medicine) tulad ng case ko dati.  When I lost my first baby, she also held my hand and even hugged me.  And don't you feel kampante by her being very thorough especially sa ultrasound?  We don't have to go to another doctor for that because she is a sonologist as well. :)

@m_lim, why don't you want to room in your baby right away?  If you intend to breastfeed, rooming in is the best way to be successful from the start.  Read about the Unang Yakap protocol of the DOH and attend a breastfeeding seminar.  Iba kasi ang "want to breastfeed" versus making sure that your environment and the people around you are prepped for successful breastfeeding.  One way of ensuring a successful breastfeeding journey is by rooming in your baby at the soonest possible time, barring any complications.  This has been documented in various breastfeeding literature.

Re rooming in, if I am not mistaken, rooming in is the protocol to be followed if both mother and baby are healthy based on Unang Yakap nga by DOH (my pediatricians are among the proponents for the Essential Newborn Care Protocol).  The DOH mandates that hospitals follow this newborn protocol.  And honestly, nakakaawa ang mga babies na naiiwan sa nursery.  I should know kasi two months naiwan sa NICU ang mga anak ko.

Please read here:  http://www.chroniclesofanursingmom.com/2010/09/unang-yakap.html
« Last Edit: August 15, 2012, 04:13:54 pm by marose17 »

aleng_maganda

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Re: St. Lukes Medical Center
« Reply #421 on: August 16, 2012, 12:33:37 am »

m_lim

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Re: St. Lukes Medical Center
« Reply #422 on: August 16, 2012, 04:40:31 am »
hi marose! honestly kaya ayaw ko room in si baby, for sure madaming insensitive na mga bisita dadalaw. ex. mga taong may sakit tapos dadalawin ka. mga taong hahawak hawakan the baby kahit hindi pa naghugas ng kamay.

side kwento: problema ko ngayon sa house this aunt na may lung cancer. stage 4. ubo ng ubo. kahit sa harap ng pagkain.

 ang nakakainis, sabi siya ng ng sabi hindi nakakahawa ang cancer. hello?? alam naman niya preggy ako. i asked my doc about this and she said, iwasan ko daw this aunt not only because of cancer,
but malaki chance ng infection. kung mahawa ako, hindi ako basta basta pwede uminom ng gamot.

neighbor kasi namin etong aunt ko. since may sakit nga noon pa, pinapakain narin namin sa house namin. inutos ng dad ko sa helper na padalhan nalang everyday ng food para hindi na muna pumunta sa amin, since preggy nga ako. nasa amin na kasi yan umaga palang.(kapalmuks talaga!)

hindi rin naman magawa ng helper na ibahin yung utensils na gamit niya. kasi baka magdadam. dito ako gigil na gigil! so imagine nagshshare kami ng gamit. hindi lang kami ni baby ang at risk. pati daddy ko at lahat ng tao sa bahay!

marose17

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Re: St. Lukes Medical Center
« Reply #423 on: August 16, 2012, 11:30:29 am »
^ Maybe you can ask your friends and relatives to forego visiting you in the hospital.  Sa case ko, since preemies ang babies ko dati and nasa NICU naman sila pinasabi ko sa friends and relatives (through my mom and my husband) na huwag na lang ako i-visit kasi hindi rin nila makikita ang baby.

If hindi talaga mapipigilan ang mga visitors, know that breastmilk provides immunity to your newborn, immunity which cannot be found in any infant formula.  So, protected ng antibodies mo transmitted through your breastmilk ang baby mo.  Pero it helps din to ask guests to wash their hands, apply rubbing alcohol, etc. or even not hold the baby (sabihin mo na lang baka umiyak at ikaw lang ang gusto ng baby na humawak sa kanya).


Re sa auntie, magkulong ka na lang sa room mo and have your own designated utensils.  It would also help to disinfect parts of the house often.
« Last Edit: August 16, 2012, 11:34:48 am by marose17 »

m_lim

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Re: St. Lukes Medical Center
« Reply #424 on: August 16, 2012, 11:51:18 am »
^thanks for the advice sis marose! :)

nikki

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Re: St. Lukes Medical Center
« Reply #425 on: August 17, 2012, 02:02:51 am »
Do any of u sisses know if Pwede isama si hubby sa delivery room ng st Luke's global city? That's what I want sana.. Sa TMC kasi ako ngayon and hospital policy na Hindi Pwede unless u pay for the Lamaze room or birthing suite-- dun Lang allowed.

femme143

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« Reply #426 on: August 18, 2012, 09:39:12 pm »
^^hi sis..i gave birth last wk at slgc via cs at pinapasok c hubby sa operating room. Nakita niya the whole process(at muntik na masuka hehe)..alam ko pinatawag siya ng ob ko nung malapit na ko hiwaan..nasa labor room din siya the whole time..we took the hrpu, 2 days ako nglabor and finally na cs.



ava_camille

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Re: St. Lukes Medical Center
« Reply #427 on: August 18, 2012, 10:25:59 pm »
Do any of u sisses know if Pwede isama si hubby sa delivery room ng st Luke's global city? That's what I want sana.. Sa TMC kasi ako ngayon and hospital policy na Hindi Pwede unless u pay for the Lamaze room or birthing suite-- dun Lang allowed.

Sis TMC din ako the last time na nag inquired ako sabi ng nurse pwede naman isama si hubby sa delivery room basta may GO signal from your OB.

pinkpunk

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Re: St. Lukes Medical Center
« Reply #428 on: August 19, 2012, 08:50:37 am »
i took a tour of SLGC yesterday to check their maternity facility... so far, so good. since i'm not expecting visitors, i'll get the the regular private room only :)

nikki

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Re: St. Lukes Medical Center
« Reply #429 on: August 19, 2012, 09:45:20 am »
Thanks sis femme and Ava.  We might be changing HMO kasi and if we do, slgc is accredited na together with my OB. Pero Kung TMC ako.. Naku, parang preference Lang ata ng OB ko na Walang husband sa dr/or. Oh well...

mamichula

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« Reply #430 on: August 19, 2012, 06:28:38 pm »
^^hi sis..i gave birth last wk at slgc via cs at pinapasok c hubby sa operating room. Nakita niya the whole process(at muntik na masuka hehe)..alam ko pinatawag siya ng ob ko nung malapit na ko hiwaan..nasa labor room din siya the whole time..we took the hrpu, 2 days ako nglabor and finally na cs.

Hi sis femme how much was your bill if you dont mind sharing. Will be giving birth kasi there next month. Although my OB naman gave me an estimate I want to know din how much others actually paid :) And [textspeak!] bill ng CS mo sa regular private na? thanks!

femme143

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Re: St. Lukes Medical Center
« Reply #431 on: August 19, 2012, 08:57:30 pm »
^^hi sis..sa 2 bed private lang kami sis..akala kasi namin maapektuhan ang prof fee pag medyo mura yung room hehe pero i super love my ob kaya ok lang..paid almost 140k..5 days..2 days dun nasa hrpu..dami pa ginawa sakin bago nag cs kasi..


twilight

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Re: St. Lukes Medical Center
« Reply #432 on: August 21, 2012, 10:44:43 pm »
hello mga sis! pa-join..im planning to give birth in SLMC Global, my OB is Dra Marie Arlene Azada and her recommended sono is Dra Valerie Guinto.
I was confined in HRPU last Jul 6-8 because of low AF, cord loop, shortened cervix with Y funneling. My bill is almost 40k less 5k Philhealth.
..currently 35 weeks and 5 days and waiting for my labor signs..hoping for NSD also  :)

hi sis, how much yung pf ni dra azada? have you given birth na? she's my OB as well.

mamichula

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« Reply #433 on: August 21, 2012, 11:31:15 pm »
^^hi sis..sa 2 bed private lang kami sis..akala kasi namin maapektuhan ang prof fee pag medyo mura yung room hehe pero i super love my ob kaya ok lang..paid almost 140k..5 days..2 days dun nasa hrpu..dami pa ginawa sakin bago nag cs kasi..

OKay na din ang140k kung cs :) I'm thinking of getting that room din kung CS and or may complications, kasi I'm thinking apektado lahat ng type of room? Gusto ko sana hindi kame lumagpas sa 160k-180k. Mas maganda kung mas less pa. :) How much is the doctor's pf sa CS mo? HRPU ay sa SLGC din?

m_lim

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Re: St. Lukes Medical Center
« Reply #434 on: August 21, 2012, 11:40:52 pm »
meron ba dito nanganak na sa st lukes qc under dr.justina go julio?

femme143

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« Reply #435 on: August 22, 2012, 02:36:50 pm »
^^prof fee ng ob ko 60k..she stayed with me talaga,2 days naglabor,induce,nirupture yung water bag and eventually ay na cs din hehe.. anes is 20% ng prof fee ng ob..no effect daw yung room type sa prof fee..thankful na [wala kmi complications ni baby..

yung hrpu is yung labor room na pwede pumasok with you your hubby..4900+ yata per day..the other regular labor room is 1900..bawal ang companions, ikaw lang talaga magisa with other moms separated by curtains..

Faithfaith

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Re: St. Lukes Medical Center
« Reply #436 on: August 23, 2012, 10:06:58 pm »
Hi mga sis.. Happy talaga ako na 98k lang naging total bill ko.. Last June then 4 days ako via CS din sa SLMCQC Prof ng OB ko with anesth. 49k. Sobrang baba at discounted bigay ng OB ko.. I love my OB talaga.. Kya sa 2nd baby ko.. Sa kanya pa din ako.. :)

gil12

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« Reply #437 on: August 24, 2012, 01:14:26 pm »
which is better Asian Hospital or St. Lukes Global? Pinag-iisipan kasi namin kung alin sa 2 kami if ever manganganak na ko. Check ups ko sa St. Lukes Global pero we might move sa Muntinlupa before I give birth. As per doktora, mas mahal daw sa Asian kesa sa St. Lukes Global and mas bago yata sa Global. We didn't ask kung malaki difference sa 2 hospital.

gil12

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Re: St. Lukes Medical Center
« Reply #438 on: August 24, 2012, 01:19:15 pm »
sis sino patient dito ni dr.guinto now, im on my 25weeks na kasi eh.

Is she your doctor? Siya kasi doctor ko ngayon and halos magkasunod lang tayo. I'm on my 24th week.

mamichula

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Re: St. Lukes Medical Center
« Reply #439 on: August 24, 2012, 02:33:12 pm »
^^prof fee ng ob ko 60k..she stayed with me talaga,2 days naglabor,induce,nirupture yung water bag and eventually ay na cs din hehe.. anes is 20% ng prof fee ng ob..no effect daw yung room type sa prof fee..thankful na [wala kmi complications ni baby..

yung hrpu is yung labor room na pwede pumasok with you your hubby..4900+ yata per day..the other regular labor room is 1900..bawal ang companions, ikaw lang talaga magisa with other moms separated by curtains..

OKay na ang 140k kung 2 days ka nglabor and hrpu :) And I was told [textspeak!] 2 bed na room daw madalas ikaw lang magisa? Kasi hindi naman daw madalas mapuno and unuubos muna nila [textspeak!] rooms , like the spread out the patients bago nila pagsama samahin pag madami talaga :) May kasama ka ba sa room?

 

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