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Rheumatologist in Culiacán 2026

10 doctors found

Find and compare 10 rheumatologists in Culiacán, 90% with a professional license, from $1,000 MXN per visit, with real ratings you can read before deciding.

Consultation: $1,000 MXN Average rating: 4.5 54 reviews

Data on 10 rheumatologists in Culiacán

Typical consultation price
$1,000 MXN
50% charge between $1,000 and $1,000 MXN
90% with verified license
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Frequently asked questions

How many rheumatologists are there in Culiacán?
El Doctor lists 10 rheumatologists in Culiacán. Of those, 8 have patient reviews.
How much does a consultation with a rheumatologist in Culiacán cost?
The average price of a consultation is $1,000 MXN , depending on the specialist and type of consultation.
What are the reviews of rheumatologists in Culiacán like?
Rheumatologists in Culiacán have an average rating of 4.5 out of 5 , based on 54 verified patient reviews.
How do I choose a good rheumatologist in Culiacán?
We recommend considering other patients' reviews, verifying the specialist's professional license, comparing consultation prices, and checking the location of their office. On El Doctor you can filter by rating, price, and gender to find the best option.

Explore each profile at your own pace and book a visit when you are ready. Check which insurers each profile accepts and where in Culiacán each office is located.

About a consultation with a rheumatologist

In Culiacán, rheumatologists are based mostly in areas such as Centro, Guadalupe and Las Quintas.

When to see a rheumatologist?

You may see a rheumatologist if you have persistent pain, swelling, or stiffness in your joints, muscles, or bones. They treat conditions such as arthritis and other rheumatic diseases.

What to expect at the consultation?

At the visit, the specialist takes a medical history of your symptoms and examines your joints, and may order lab tests or imaging studies to guide the diagnosis.

How to prepare for your appointment?

Note which joints feel uncomfortable and since when, and bring any lab work or prior studies you have on hand.