Pelvic Inflammatory Disease treatment in Cuautlancingo
In Cuautlancingo, 11 specialists treat pelvic inflammatory disease, from $150 MXN per consultation, in 8 clinics. Compare profiles, reviews and location to choose.
Consultations from $150 MXN.
Pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) is an infection of the female reproductive organs, such as the uterus, the fallopian tubes, and the ovaries, that usually originates from bacteria ascending from the vagina.
Common symptoms: Pain in the lower abdomen, vaginal discharge with a different odor, pain during intercourse, irregular bleeding, and, at times, fever.
When should you see a doctor? Pelvic pain, fever, or changes in discharge are reasons for a timely evaluation, since prompt care is important.
Which specialist treats it? The gynecologist is the one who studies and follows up on this condition. If you have these symptoms, the most advisable thing is to see a professional as soon as possible to evaluate your case.
Which specialist to see for pelvic inflammatory disease in Cuautlancingo?
Doctors who treat pelvic inflammatory disease in Cuautlancingo
Dr. Anayansi Robles Rojas
Dr. Julián Ignacio Ortiz Acevedo
Dr. Arnoldo Josue Gonzalez Vela
Dr. Irma Espinoza Moreno
Dr. Jair Hernandez Cruz
Dr. Denise Salazar Munive
Dr. Laura Adelina Amador Vizcaya
Dr. Zurisadai Paola Rodriguez Medina
Dr. Jose Eduardo Jaramillo Rodriguez
Dr. Miguel Herbert Arellano
Dr. Gibran Melchor Sol
Frequently asked questions
Which doctor treats pelvic inflammatory disease?
The treatment of pelvic inflammatory disease is usually handled by specialists in anatomical pathologist, cardiologist, general surgeon, endocrinologist, nurse, gastroenterologist, geriatrician, gynecologist, homeopath, clinical analyst, critical care and intensive care specialist, aesthetic physician, general practitioner, internist, nephrologist, neurosurgeon, neurologist, obesity and weight specialist, ophthalmologist, otolaryngologist.
How many doctors are available in Cuautlancingo?
We currently have 11 doctors who can treat pelvic inflammatory disease in Cuautlancingo.