Dr Paul Francisco Dominguez Cardoso

To avoid food poisoning in Mexico, follow these essential guidelines: drink only bottled or properly purified water, avoid tap water and ice cubes, eat at busy restaurants with high turnover, choose hot, freshly cooked foods, avoid raw or undercooked meats and seafood, wash hands frequently with soap, avoid street vendor food unless it's cooked fresh and hot, peel fruits yourself, and avoid raw vegetables and salads. Our doctors can provide additional personalized prevention strategies based on your travel itinerary.

Colonoscopy costs in Mexico typically range from $300-800 USD, representing savings of 60-80% compared to US prices which can range from $1,500-3,000. The exact cost depends on the facility, location, and whether polyp removal is required. Our transparent pricing includes the procedure, sedation, facility fees, and post-procedure consultation. Many patients find they can afford this essential screening in Mexico even without insurance coverage.

Yes, acid reflux can cause headaches through several mechanisms. GERD can trigger tension headaches due to stress and anxiety from chronic symptoms, disrupt sleep patterns leading to headache-inducing fatigue, and certain acid reflux medications may cause headaches as side effects. Additionally, the pain and discomfort from severe heartburn can contribute to stress-related headaches.