SPUS- Health Services Office

SPUS- Health Services Office A dedicated space for the health concerns of Paulinian students and employees at St. Paul University Surigao. Need assistance?

Message us for any health-related concerns—we’re here to care for our Paulinian family!

💧☀️ DID YOU KNOW? STAYING HYDRATED HELPS YOU BEAT THE HEAT!When the weather is hot, our bodies lose more water through s...
19/08/2026

💧☀️ DID YOU KNOW?
STAYING HYDRATED HELPS YOU BEAT THE HEAT!
When the weather is hot, our bodies lose more water through sweating. 💦 Drinking water regularly helps your body stay cool and supports your energy, focus, and overall well-being.
💧 Don't wait until you're thirsty!
Carry your water bottle and take regular sips throughout the day.
☀️ Especially when you're outdoors, exercising, or sweating a lot, remember to drink more water than usual and take breaks in cool or shaded areas.
Stay cool. Stay hydrated. Stay safe, Paulinians! 💙💧

SPUS Health Services Office
Your Health. Our Priority.

🌞🔥 **DID YOU KNOW? Extreme Heat Can Be Dangerous!** 🥵With the hot weather we’ve been experiencing, it’s important to tak...
14/08/2026

🌞🔥 **DID YOU KNOW? Extreme Heat Can Be Dangerous!** 🥵
With the hot weather we’ve been experiencing, it’s important to take extra care of ourselves! Extreme heat can lead to **dehydration, heat exhaustion, and heat stroke**—but simple precautions can help keep us safe. 💛

💧 Drink plenty of water
🧢 Wear light, loose-fitting clothing
🌳 Stay in cool or shaded places
☀️ Limit outdoor activities during the hottest hours
🍉 Choose light and healthy foods
👀 Check on family, friends, and others who may need extra care

🚨 **Know the warning signs:** dizziness, headache, nausea, heavy sweating, rapid heartbeat, weakness, or confusion. If someone shows signs of heat illness, help cool them down and seek medical attention when needed.

Let’s stay **cool, hydrated, and safe** this season! 🌞💦
**Take care of yourself—and look out for one another!** ❤️

👀 DID YOU KNOW? Blinking is one of the easiest ways to protect your eyes!We blink about 15–20 times every minute, helpin...
05/08/2026

👀 DID YOU KNOW? Blinking is one of the easiest ways to protect your eyes!
We blink about 15–20 times every minute, helping spread tears across our eyes to keep them moist, comfortable, and protected from dryness.
When using computers, tablets, or phones, we often blink less without realizing it. Make it a habit to blink more often to help reduce eye strain and keep your eyes healthy.

✨ Small blinks, BIG protection! Take care of your eyes today for a brighter tomorrow.

💙 Happy Sight Saving Month! Let's protect our vision—one blink at a time.

👀 August is Sight Saving Month! 💙Your eyes help you learn, work, and enjoy life's beautiful moments—so take good care of...
04/08/2026

👀 August is Sight Saving Month! 💙

Your eyes help you learn, work, and enjoy life's beautiful moments—so take good care of them! This month, let's raise awareness about the importance of early eye screening and healthy vision habits.
✨ See Clearly, Live Fully!
✔️ Have your eyes checked regularly.
✔️ Limit screen time and rest your eyes.
✔️ Eat foods that support eye health.
✔️ Protect your eyes from harmful UV rays.
Together, let's make eye health a priority and encourage everyone to value the gift of sight. 💚

🏃‍♀️💪 Did You Know?Being active doesn't mean you have to spend hours at the gym. Simple activities like walking, dancing...
29/07/2026

🏃‍♀️💪 Did You Know?
Being active doesn't mean you have to spend hours at the gym. Simple activities like walking, dancing, playing sports, riding a bike, or even taking the stairs can make a big difference in your health!
🌟 Move more. Feel better. Live healthier!

27/07/2026

One of the diseases that can be transmitted through mosquito bites is Japanese Encephalitis (JE). It is caused by a virus that primarily affects the brain, leading to inflammation. While many people who get infected may only experience mild or no symptoms, in severe cases it can result in high fever, seizures, confusion, paralysis, or even long-term neurological complications. In rare but serious instances, it can be life-threatening.

The best way to protect yourself is by avoiding mosquito bites—use mosquito nets, repellents, and wear protective clothing, especially in areas where JE is common.

Stay safe and informed—mosquito protection is key to preventing this and other mosquito-borne diseases.

🎉 Friday Zumba for Basic Education Employees is Back! 💃🕺Let's move, sweat, and have fun together! ❤️Join us this Friday ...
21/07/2026

🎉 Friday Zumba for Basic Education Employees is Back! 💃🕺

Let's move, sweat, and have fun together! ❤️

Join us this Friday at the Atrium for 30 minutes of fun and energizing fitness. Take a break from work, boost your energy, and enjoy dancing with your fellow employees.

Don't forget to wear comfortable Zumba attire, bring your water bottle, and let's dance our way to a healthier and happier workplace!

😴💙 DID YOU KNOW?A good night's sleep is one of the best things you can do for your health! 🌙✨Remember, healthy habits do...
21/07/2026

😴💙 DID YOU KNOW?

A good night's sleep is one of the best things you can do for your health! 🌙✨Remember, healthy habits don't stop with eating nutritious food—getting enough rest is just as important! So tonight, put your gadgets away, relax, and give your body the sleep it deserves. 🛏️💤

💧 Drink Water, Feel Better! 💧Water is one of the simplest ways to take care of your body. Staying hydrated helps improve...
16/07/2026

💧 Drink Water, Feel Better! 💧
Water is one of the simplest ways to take care of your body. Staying hydrated helps improve focus, boosts energy, supports healthy skin, and keeps your body functioning at its best.
Don't wait until you're thirsty—make drinking water a daily habit!
💙 Stay hydrated. Stay healthy. Stay amazing!

📚✨ Back to School Tomorrow! ✨📚Tomorrow marks the beginning of another exciting school year! 🎉 Before you call it a night...
14/07/2026

📚✨ Back to School Tomorrow! ✨📚

Tomorrow marks the beginning of another exciting school year! 🎉 Before you call it a night, take a few minutes to get everything ready—pack your school bag, prepare your uniform, review your schedule, and don't forget to set your alarm. ⏰🎒

Being prepared helps you start the day with confidence and less stress. Most importantly, get enough rest and come to school with a positive attitude and a smile. 😊

Wishing all our students, parents, teachers, and school personnel a safe, successful, and wonderful first day of classes. Let's make this school year full of learning, growth, and amazing memories!

💙 See you tomorrow!

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QFQV+R9W, San Nicolas Street, Surigao Del Norte
Surigao City
8400

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Monday 7am - 5pm
Tuesday 7am - 5pm
Wednesday 7am - 5pm
Thursday 7am - 5pm
Friday 7am - 5pm
Saturday 7am - 5pm

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