Pancreatic Cancer treatment in Querétaro
In Querétaro, 19 specialists treat pancreatic cancer, with consultations from $700 MXN, spread across 19 clinics. Compare profiles, reviews and location to choose.
Consultations from $700 MXN.
It is advisable to seek early guidance in the presence of persistent discomfort: pancreatic cancer is a tumor that forms in the pancreas, an organ that takes part in digestion and in the regulation of blood sugar. Its deep location means that in the early stages it can go unnoticed.
Possible manifestations: Pain in the upper part of the abdomen or the back, yellowish coloring of the skin and eyes, loss of appetite or weight, and digestive disturbances.
When to seek care? Digestive symptoms that do not improve or unexplained jaundice should be assessed without delay.
Specialists involved: The gastroenterologist studies the digestive symptoms, and the oncologist together with the radiation oncologist take part in the management. If you notice signs that do not subside, a timely consultation helps define the necessary studies to understand what is happening.
Which specialist to see for pancreatic cancer in Querétaro?
Doctors who treat pancreatic cancer in Querétaro
Dr. Irving Galindo
Dr. Rubén Alejandro Meza Díaz
Dr. Julián García Espinosa
Dr. Amalia Padilla Rico
Dr. Jorge Arturo Flores Guzmán
Dr. Juan Pablo Feregrino Arreola
Dr. Erwin Flores Vázquez
Dr. Juan Guillermo Sanchez Curtidor
Dr. Claudia Janeth Martínez Gómez
Dr. Elia Yunuen Reynoso Navarrete
Dr. Ricardo Andres Pérez Ruiz
Dr. Méd. César Solorio Montoya
Dr. Domingo Eduardo Charco López
Dr. Guillermo Herbert Nuñez
Dr. Eduardo Morales Hernández
Dr. Noé Najera González
Dr. Marco Antonio García Hernández
Dr. Héctor Hugo Encorrada Montaño
Dr. Benito Alonso López Crespo
Frequently asked questions
Which doctor treats pancreatic cancer?
The treatment of pancreatic cancer is usually handled by specialists in radiation oncologist, oncologist.
How many doctors are available in Querétaro?
We currently have 19 doctors who can treat pancreatic cancer in Querétaro.