Dyslipidemia treatment in Victoria
In Victoria, 6 specialists treat dyslipidemia, with profiles like internist and geriatrician, in 5 clinics. Compare profiles, reviews and location to choose.
Consultations from $600 MXN.
Dyslipidemia is an abnormality in blood fat levels, such as cholesterol and triglycerides. It usually does not produce symptoms, which makes it important to detect through laboratory tests.
When to seek care? An evaluation is worthwhile when there is a family history, overweight, diabetes, or a blood test with out-of-range values, since keeping it under control helps protect cardiovascular health.
Contributing factors: diet, a sedentary lifestyle, genetics, and other metabolic conditions can contribute to its development.
Which specialists treat it? The endocrinologist and the internist evaluate disorders of lipid metabolism, and the cardiologist gets involved when the goal is to protect the heart and blood vessels; nutritional support is often part of the approach. If your tests show abnormal values, discussing them with a professional will help you understand your situation and the measures most appropriate for you.
Which specialist to see for dyslipidemia in Victoria?
Doctors who treat dyslipidemia in Victoria
Dr. Juan Esteban Aguilar Esquivel
Dr. Luis Martin Neri Gonzalez
Dr. Sandra Leticia Diaz Escobedo
Dr. Juan Carlos Tijerina Lavin
Dr. Ricardo Arias Rodriguez
Dr. Jorge Alberto Rodriguez Garcia
Frequently asked questions
Which doctor treats dyslipidemia?
The treatment of dyslipidemia is usually handled by specialists in general practitioner, internist, nutricionista, nutriólogo clínico, nutritionist, médica general, nutritionist, geriatrician, obesity and weight specialist, médico de familia, clinical nutritionist, nephrologist, cardiologist, homeopath, critical care and intensive care specialist, complementary therapist, diabetologist, endocrinologist, plastic surgeon, infectious disease specialist.
How many doctors are available in Victoria?
We currently have 6 doctors who can treat dyslipidemia in Victoria.