Strongyloidiasis treatment in Puebla
If you are looking for strongyloidiasis treatment in Puebla, you will find 20 specialists available, in 20 clinics, with consultations from $1,000 MXN. Compare profiles, reviews and location to choose.
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It's worth knowing about strongyloidiasis if you have had digestive discomfort after being in warm, humid areas: it is an infection caused by the worm Strongyloides, which enters through the skin and lodges in the small intestine.
Common symptoms: It may run without discomfort or cause abdominal pain, diarrhea, burning and, at times, skin rashes or cough. In people with weakened defenses the illness can worsen.
When to seek care? A consultation is advisable in the event of persistent digestive symptoms, especially with a history of walking barefoot on contaminated moist soil.
Which specialist studies it? The gastroenterologist assesses prolonged intestinal discomfort and guides the workup to identify the parasite. If the discomfort does not resolve, it's worth seeking that evaluation.
Which specialist to see for strongyloidiasis in Puebla?
Doctors who treat strongyloidiasis in Puebla
Dr. Alma Nallely Olivas Rubio
Dr. María Eddy Lucía Niño Almanza
Dr. Gerardo Enrique Reed San Román
Dr. Sergio Rojas Ortega
Dr. Aurelio López Colombo
Dr. Sandra Isabel Nuñez Barrera
Dr. Oregón Danely Valdovinos
Dr. Roberto Guillermo Calva Rodríguez
Dr. Félix Martín Guzmán Paz
Dr. Ignacio Escalante Sandoval
Dr. Guillermo Antonio Monterrey Bermúdez
Dr. Daniel Erasmo Meléndez Mena
Dr. Miguel Ignacio Gutíerrez Gutíerrez
Dr. Victor Manuel Valenzuela De La Cueva
Dr. Hairé Manzano Cortés
Dr. Alfredo Yeudiel Martinez Vazquez
Dr. Rosalia Figueroa Salazar
Dr. Eduardo Ruiz Ballesteros
Dr. Octavio Gómez Escudero
Dr. Gerardo E. Reed San Román
Frequently asked questions
Which doctor treats strongyloidiasis?
The treatment of strongyloidiasis is usually handled by specialists in gastroenterologist.
How many doctors are available in Puebla?
We currently have 20 doctors who can treat strongyloidiasis in Puebla.