Dr. Jesus Espinosa

About the Doctor

We are living through the greatest cesarean section epidemic in Mexico's history, developed countries continue to maintain their vaginal birth rates at 70 or 80%, in Mexico in the private sector we are at 10% vaginal births, 90% cesarean. I am an advocate for vaginal birth, one of the 5 of us left in Aguascalientes, and I only attend births with an emergency care team present in case of an emergency cesarean, meaning an anesthesiologist, scrub nurse, and pediatrician present. This is one of the main reasons why nowadays there are almost no vaginal births, legal fear and defensive medicine, having the gynecologist and patient alone in the delivery room is a risk, and if immediate intervention is warranted there must be a team present. This was the reason it used to be safer to give birth in the public sector than in the private sector, I am the first gynecologist in Aguascalientes to offer a safety team to accompany you, here we attempt vaginal birth and there is no deception. A mother has the right to decide how to bring her children into the world, whether by vaginal birth or cesarean section, and no one should oppose that, but she should always be open to making that decision with all the information available, the advantages and disadvantages of vaginal birth and cesarean section for mother and baby. Before your appointment If you arrive more than 15 minutes late, please cancel and reschedule your appointment. This way we respect the time of all patients. I attend births and emergencies 24/7, so in unforeseen cases I might reschedule your appointment without prior notice. Emergencies are situations where the mother's or baby's life is at risk. Communication and follow-up I can follow up by WhatsApp for simple questions. If it involves reviewing tests or complex topics, it is best to schedule an in-person appointment. My commitment to you My priority is to inform you, guide you, and offer you treatment options so we can make the best decision together. The female body is complex and requires specialized care; see a gynecologist at least once a year, even if you feel fine. Everything discussed in the consultation is completely confidential, so you can express yourself with confidence. Lifestyle and prevention 80% of gynecological and obstetric problems can improve or be prevented with diet, exercise, and quitting smoking. Medicine is not magic — changing habits can make the difference. Important about hormones Unregulated bioidentical hormones (pellets or implants) are prohibited by COFEPRIS and the FDA. They do not have official medical backing, so be cautious if they are offered to you.

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