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Pediatric Neurologist in Tijuana 2026

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Find 3 pediatric neurologists who practice in Tijuana, with verified patient reviews, with a visit cost from $1,400 MXN.

Consultation: $1,400–$1,500 MXN Average rating: 5.0 20 reviews
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Frequently asked questions

How many pediatric neurologists are there in Tijuana?
El Doctor lists 3 pediatric neurologists in Tijuana. Of those, 2 have patient reviews.
How much does a consultation with a pediatric neurologist in Tijuana cost?
The average price of a consultation is $1,450 MXN, ranging from $1,400 to $1,500 MXN.
What are the reviews of pediatric neurologists in Tijuana like?
Pediatric Neurologists in Tijuana have an average rating of 5.0 out of 5, based on 20 verified patient reviews.
How do I choose a good pediatric neurologist in Tijuana?
We recommend considering other patients' reviews, verifying the specialist's professional license, comparing consultation prices, and checking the location of their office.
How do I book an appointment with a pediatric neurologist in Tijuana?
Review the profiles on this page, compare reviews, prices, and location, and use each specialist's contact details to book your consultation.

Find in Tijuana the option that best fits your needs and budget. Review the prices and the experience of each profile before requesting your visit.

About a consultation with a pediatric neurologist

In Tijuana, pediatric neurologists are based mostly in areas such as Playas.

When to see a pediatric neurologist?

This specialist is usually seen when a child has seizures, frequent headaches, developmental delays, or changes in movement or behavior. In many cases you arrive on referral from the pediatrician or another physician.

What to expect at the consultation?

The specialist reviews the child's medical history and development, performs a neurological examination, and may order studies such as an electroencephalogram or imaging to guide follow-up.

How to prepare for your appointment?

Bring prior test results, the vaccination record, and, if you have them, logs or videos of the episodes that prompt the visit. Note when and how they occur.