Healthcare Providers in Mexico City
Find and book appointments with English-speaking healthcare providers for High Blood Pressure / Hypertension in Mexico City.
Monitor and manage high blood pressure with guidance from English-speaking cardiologists in Mexico. Our medical professionals provide blood pressure checks, medication adjustments, and lifestyle recommendations for hypertension control.
Dra Nora Ontiveros Mendoza
Endocrinologist
5.0
UNAM graduate
9+ years of experience
1.16 km from Museo Soumaya, Mexico City
Empathetic • Detailed Explanations • Effective treatment
Common visit reasons are High Blood Pressure / Hypertension, Weight Loss Consultation, Acanthosis Nigricans
In-clinic availability
Mon
Jun 2
10
Appts
Tue
Jun 3
No Appts
Wed
Jun 4
No Appts
Thu
Jun 5
No Appts
Fri
Jun 6
No Appts
Sat
Jun 7
No Appts
Sun
Jun 8
No Appts
Mon
Jun 9
10
Appts
Tue
Jun 10
No Appts
Wed
Jun 11
No Appts
Thu
Jun 12
No Appts
More
In-clinic availability
Mon
Jun 2
10
Appts
Tue
Jun 3
No Appts
Wed
Jun 4
No Appts
Thu
Jun 5
No Appts
Fri
Jun 6
No Appts
Sat
Jun 7
No Appts
Sun
Jun 8
No Appts
Mon
Jun 9
10
Appts
Tue
Jun 10
No Appts
Dra Gabriela Cruz Cotero
Endocrinologist
4.5
UNAM graduate
7+ years of experience
3.09 km from Museum of Frida Kahlo, Mexico City
Proficient in English • Knowledgeable • Detailed Explanations
Common visit reasons are Endocrinology Consultation, Erectile Dysfunction / Impotence / Male Sexual Dysfunction, Hair Loss
In-clinic availability
Mon
Jun 9
2
Appts
Tue
Jun 10
No Appts
Wed
Jun 11
2
Appts
Thu
Jun 12
1
Appts
Fri
Jun 13
2
Appts
Sat
Jun 14
No Appts
Sun
Jun 15
No Appts
Mon
Jun 16
2
Appts
Tue
Jun 17
No Appts
Wed
Jun 18
2
Appts
Thu
Jun 19
1
Appts
More
In-clinic availability
Mon
Jun 9
2
Appts
Tue
Jun 10
No Appts
Wed
Jun 11
2
Appts
Thu
Jun 12
1
Appts
Fri
Jun 13
2
Appts
Sat
Jun 14
No Appts
Sun
Jun 15
No Appts
Mon
Jun 16
2
Appts
Tue
Jun 17
No Appts
Dr María Isabel Maldonado Ríos
Cardiologist
UNAM graduate
14+ years of experience
1.39 km from Parque Mexico, Mexico City
Common visit reasons are Chest Pain, Myocarditis, Pericardiocentesis
In-clinic availability
In-clinic availability
Mon
May 26
5
Appts
Tue
May 27
5
Appts
Wed
May 28
5
Appts
Thu
May 29
5
Appts
Fri
May 30
5
Appts
Sat
May 31
No Appts
Sun
Jun 1
No Appts
Mon
Jun 2
5
Appts
Tue
Jun 3
5
Appts
Dr Jorge Arturo Pérez González
General Doctor
5+ years of experience
1.05 km from Museo Soumaya, Mexico City
Common visit reasons are Urinary Tract Infection (UTI), Sexually Transmitted Infection (STI), Cellulitis
Dr Pérez González also offers home visits
Home availability
Home availability
Dr Gustavo Salgado Hernández
General Doctor
2.42 km from Museum of Frida Kahlo, Mexico City
Common visit reasons are Allergies, Asthma, Blood Work
Dr Salgado Hernández also offers home visits
In-clinic availability
Fri
May 23
3
Appts
Sat
May 24
No Appts
Sun
May 25
No Appts
Mon
May 26
3
Appts
Tue
May 27
3
Appts
Wed
May 28
3
Appts
Thu
May 29
3
Appts
Fri
May 30
3
Appts
Sat
May 31
No Appts
Sun
Jun 1
No Appts
Mon
Jun 2
3
Appts
More
In-clinic availability
Fri
May 23
3
Appts
Sat
May 24
No Appts
Sun
May 25
No Appts
Mon
May 26
3
Appts
Tue
May 27
3
Appts
Wed
May 28
3
Appts
Thu
May 29
3
Appts
Fri
May 30
3
Appts
Sat
May 31
No Appts
Hypertension (consistently elevated blood pressure above 130/80 mmHg) develops gradually as resistance to blood flow increases, forcing the heart to work harder. Often called the "silent killer," it typically causes no symptoms while steadily damaging blood vessels, heart, kidneys, brain, and eyes. Risk factors include age, family history, obesity, sedentary lifestyle, high sodium intake, excessive alcohol, and certain chronic conditions. Travel can impact blood pressure through stress, dietary changes, medication disruptions, and altered sleep patterns. Regular monitoring is essential, especially during travel, as untreated hypertension increases risk of heart attack, stroke, heart failure, kidney disease, vision loss, sexual dysfunction, and memory problems. Diagnosis requires multiple readings over time, not just one elevated measurement. Treatment typically begins with lifestyle modifications (reduced sodium, DASH diet, regular exercise, stress management) and progresses to medications if necessary, including diuretics, ACE inhibitors, ARBs, calcium channel blockers, and beta-blockers. Mexican cardiologists can provide thorough evaluations and prescription adjustments, often at lower costs than US care, with many medications available without prescription at substantial savings.