Dr. April Marcelino

Once in a while, you deliver twins—but it's even rarer for me to deliver fraternal twins. ❤️

Long post ahead—because I want to dedicate this post to honoring your courage, resilience, and unwavering faith.

From the very first consultation, you came with one dream—to become a mother. Then came the wonderful news that you were pregnant. But what should have been pure joy was suddenly overshadowed by uncertainty when we initially feared it was an ectopic pregnancy. By God's grace, further evaluation revealed that it was actually an intrauterine pregnancy—a blessing we were all so grateful for.

As a first-time mom, every new experience brought excitement, curiosity, and understandable worries. You asked questions, learned every step of the way, and did everything you could to give your baby the best start in life.

Then came another challenge—gestational hypertension. It wasn't the pregnancy you had imagined, but you faced it with remarkable strength. Through every appointment, every monitoring session, every anxious moment, and every decision, you never lost sight of what mattered most: keeping your baby safe.

And today, every hurdle, every prayer, and every sacrifice has led to this beautiful moment.

Congratulations on the arrival of your healthy baby boy! 💙

Congratulations for being strong when things became difficult, brave when uncertainty crept in, patient throughout the journey, and full of faith when you needed it most. Watching your transformation from a woman hoping to become a mother into the amazing mom you are today has been truly special.

Thank you for allowing me to be part of such an important chapter in your life. It has been a privilege to witness your journey.

And to our wonderful team, thank you for your dedication, compassion, and teamwork in helping achieve a safe and successful outcome for both mother and baby. Moments like these remind us why we do what we do.

Above all, to God be all the glory. Congratulations once again to the proud parents, and welcome to the world, little one 💙👶

Did you know?

PMOS (Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome), formerly known as PCOS, is a common hormonal condition that can affect:

🩸 Periods & Fertility
⚖️ Metabolism
💚 Emotional Well-being

It can impact women from adolescence to menopause, but with proper care and guidance, symptoms can be effectively managed.

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Did a Hysterectomy to a 52y/o patient suffering from pelvic pain and abdominal enlargement due to myoma

Leiomyomas are noncancerous growths that develop from the muscle tissue of the uterus. They are common in women of reproductive age and can cause symptoms such as heavy menstrual bleeding, pelvic pain or pressure, frequent urination, and abdominal enlargement.

Consult your friendly OBGYN if you think you are experiencing symptoms that may be related myoma 💜

Had a great day in the OR!

Performed a Vaginal Hysterectomy in a 62 year old with Pelvic Organ Prolapse

It's incredibly fulfilling about helping women address their gynecologic concerns and to know that the work we do can make a difference in our patients' lives

Always a privilege to care for women's health 💜

Delivered a strong and healthy Baby Boy weighing 4.2kg!! ❤️

This case was a reminder of how teamwork, preparation, and faith come together to have a successful outcome 🙏✨

Mommy has preeclampsia with severe features and gestational diabetes - diet-controlled, and by God’s grace, both mother and baby are doing well after surgery. 💙

Welcoming a strong preterm baby girl with an APGAR score of 9, 9 is always a beautiful moment and a rewarding outcome for everyone involved 👶🏻

Deeply grateful to the entire OR team: Anesthesia team, nurses, pediatric team, and everyone who worked together with calmness, skill, and dedication throughout the procedure.

Above all, thankful to the Lord for His guidance, wisdom, and protection during the operation. All glory to Him. 🙏

A tiny warrior enters the world 💛

A case of fetal growth restriction and delivered prematurely via cesarean section at just 1375g.

Strong and thriving with an APGAR score of 9,9. Proof that strength isn’t measured in size, but in spirit ❤️

S/p Hysterectomy to a 60 year old suffering from post menopausal bleeding and pelvic pain due to adenomyosis

Adenomyosis can be treated conservatively, or, in severe cases, Surgery, which is the only definitive cure.

Always consult you OBGYN for any gynecological concerns.

Thankful for a safe and successful procedure ❤️

S/p Salpingectomy followed by wedge resection due to ectopic pregnancy.