Ocular Albinism treatment in Mérida
Treatment for ocular albinism in Mérida is available with 1387 specialists, with consultations from $50 MXN, including psychologist and gynecologist. Review profiles and ratings to make an informed decision.
Consultations from $50 MXN.
Ocular albinism is a genetic condition that mainly affects the production of pigment in the eyes, so that the retina and iris receive less melanin. It is usually present from birth.
How it presents: sensitivity to light, involuntary eye movements, changes in visual acuity, and, at times, difficulty perceiving depth.
Why follow-up matters: timely support helps make the most of vision and adapt the school or work environment.
Which specialist treats it? The ophthalmologist evaluates and follows up on visual health, and the pediatrician supports development when it is detected in childhood. If you notice marked sensitivity to light or unusual eye movements in a child, an early assessment with the specialist is a great help.
Which specialist to see for ocular albinism in Mérida?
Doctors who treat ocular albinism in Mérida
Dr. Claudia Natalia Martínez Reynaga
Dr. Manuel Alberto Madera Sevilla
Dr. Lizie Victoria Escobar Novelo
Dr. Mayra Elizabeth Diaz Rodriguez
Dr. Zulmar Molina O.
Dr. Ilse Mariana De la Rosa Pérez
Dr. Fanny Esther López Vera
Dr. Jorge Millet Domínguez
Dr. Julio César Figueroa Jiménez
Dr. Myrna Escalante Rosas
Dr. Carlos Daniel Hernández Rodríguez
Dr. Juan Solis Villanueva
Dr. María Elsy Mecott Trejo
Dr. Adolfo Baqueiro Solis
Dr. Canton Jose Fortuny
Dr. Luis Aarón Méndez Martín
Dr. Maria Teresa Palomino Ramirez
Dr. Roberto Espinosa Avila
Dr. Joao Garcia Martinez
Dr. Roberto Vílchez Villalobos
Dr. Baquedano Elisa Romero
Dr. Paola Castro Olivas
Dr. Hugo H. Camara Combaluzier
Dr. Carlos Alberto Marenco Correa
Dr. Alberto Antonio Cáceres Peniche
Dr. Karla Ruz Herrera
Dr. Santiago de Jesús Cruz Zapata
Dr. Denis Josefina Erosa
Dr. Adriana Gutiérrez Jiménez
Dr. Jose Antonio Claros Bernal
Frequently asked questions
Which doctor treats ocular albinism?
The treatment of ocular albinism is usually handled by specialists in ophthalmologist, optometrist, anatomical pathologist, clinical pathologist, pediatrician, hematologist, pediatric ophthalmologist, radiologist, emergency physician, gynecologist, psychologist, allergist, clinical analyst, plastic surgeon, medical and surgical retina specialist, general practitioner, podiatrist, rheumatologist, pediatric urologist.
How many doctors are available in Mérida?
We currently have 30 doctors who can treat ocular albinism in Mérida.