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LEGAZPI CITY, Albay — The administration and medical workers of Bicol Regional Hospital and Medical Middle (BRHMC), previously often known as Bicol Regional Coaching and Instructing Hospital, held its inauguration of its Menopause Clinic on Thursday, March 16.
Consistent with the celebrations of Nationwide Ladies’s Month, the BRHMC held the opening of the Menopause Clinic which can cater to the issues encountered by ladies of their pre, throughout and after menopause levels.
Dr. Vaneza VL. Penolio, Medical Specialist III /Reproductive,Endocrinology and Infertility Specialist, advised the media in a press convention throughout the inauguration mentioned that menopause just isn’t an sickness.
“It’s really a journey of each lady. A phenomenon wherein each lady experiences all through 1/3 of their lives,” Penolio mentioned.
Dr. Alma Bella Rivera, Chief of Medical Skilled Workers II, additionally on the press convention, emphasised the significance of understanding the signs of menopause and how you can handle it.
Rivera additionally mentioned that their function for forming the clinic is to advocate correct consciousness about menopause to each ladies and men.
She inspired each lady who’re experiencing signs of menopause to seek the advice of with them on the menopause clinic.
Stroll-in sufferers are suggested to get referral first from their native well being items. They’ll additionally message the official Fb web page ‘BRHMC Menopause Clinic’ and name the hospital telehealth providers beneath menopause clinic mission.
The clinic is open Thursdays from 8 a.m. to five p.m. No necessities wanted and consultations are free. Nikka Napod, contributor
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