Jaro 2 District Health Center - Iloilo City

✅ Community Care Focus

🩺 MEDICAL CONSULTATION FOR TYPHOON CRISING EVACUEES

Following the impact of Typhoon Crising, our health team conducted a medical consultation for affected families in the evacuation site.
✅Health check-ups for children, elderly and vulnerable individuals
✅Free medicines and medical advice
✅Support and care for faster recovery

LEPTOSPIROSIS ALERT!

Naka-ubog ka bala sa baha? Indi pagkalimti nga mag-inom sang Doxycycline bilang proteksyon kontra sa Leptospirosis.

Makamamatay ang Leptospirosis, apang pwede ini nga matapna paagi sa katinlo sang palibot kag pag-ginawi, paglikaw sa pag-ubog sa baha kag pag-inom sang Doxycycline bilang prophylaxis!

Makipag-angot sa pinakamalapit nga health center kag mga Barangay Health Workers para sa pagbaton sang libre nga Doxycycline.

Mangin matinlo. Mangin alerto. Proteksyunan naton ang aton pamilya kag komunidad kontra sa Leptospirosis!

Via Philippine Society of Nephrology





Iloilo City Government
Raisa Treñas

Awareness talk on hand, foot and mouth disease (HFMD), acute gastroenteritis and leptospirosis on Jul 16, 2025 at Angela A. Celiz Memorial School

Brgy Camalig-Mpox/ Dengue Awareness/ Nutrition Month, with maam Jocelyn Denusta, Daycare Teachers, Brgy capt. Nestor Loma/ Brgy kgd Delia Guelos.

HFMD/ MPOX/ DENGUE AWARENESS/ NUTRITION MONTH @ MVHMES- PTA GENERAL ASSEMBLY. Brgy Buhang

WILD / Dengue/ MPox Awareness @ Tabuc suba elementary school PTA meeting

06-19-2025
Level 1 Adolescent-Friendly Health Facility (AFHF) Monitoring

📢 MPOX INFORMATION DISSEMINATION

Jaro II District Health Center conducted an impactful information dissemination campaign about the MPOX virus.

In line with our commitment to public health and community well-being, this activity empower our community with accurate knowledge and practical strategies to prevent the MPOX - we believe that informed individuals are better equiped to protect themselves and those around them.

Our Sanitation Inspector, Ma'am Arlene M. Calvo shared vital information covering how MPOX spreads, reconizing MPOX symptoms, essential self care and prevention measures

This was achieved through engaging educational brochures and informative posters strategically placed around Jaro II District, ensuring widespread access to crucial health guidelines

🦠 What is Monkeypox?

Monkeypox is a viral infection that spreads through:
• Direct skin-to-skin contact, especially close or intimate contact
• Sexual contact
• Kissing or close face-to-face interactions
• Touching contaminated clothing, linens, or surfaces

⚠️ Symptoms to Watch For:

Symptoms usually appear 1 to 21 days after exposure and may last 2 to 4 weeks. These include:
1. Rashes or bumps on the skin (often first seen on palms, soles, face, ge****ls, and mouth)
2. Fever
3. Sore throat
4. Headache
5. Muscle and back pain
6. Fatigue or low energy
7. Swollen lymph nodes

🩺 What To Do if You Have Symptoms:

If you experience any symptoms:
• Self-isolate immediately
• Go to the nearest health center
• Get tested and treated promptly to prevent spreading to others and avoid serious complications

This is not just about protecting ourselves — it’s about protecting our families, our children, our visitors, and our island. Let us act responsibly, stay informed, and look out for one another.

New Medical Consultation Schedule of Jaro II District Health Center