Dr Paulina González - General Doctor in Mexico City

Dr Paulina González

General Doctor

0.51 km from Parque Mexico, Mexico City

Dr Paulina also offers video consultations

Doctor Highlights and Badges

  • Clinic in Roma Sur

Vetted

  • English-proficient - Verified by interview
  • Facilities inspected
  • Credentials verified
Interior view of Paulina González's medical clinic

Prices

General Consultation

In-Clinic Visit

1600 MXN
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Other options for General Consultation:

Virtual consultation
1250 MXNBook

Other services available:

Prescription Refill
From 850 MXN
Basic Check up (CBC + 35 elements on blood + Thyroid panel + urinalysis)
From 2400 MXN
Metabolic Check up (CBC + 50 elementes of your blood with HbA1C + urinalysis)
From 2150 MXN

Doctor Experience and Qualifications

Illnesses treated

  • Blood Work
  • Ear Infection
  • Urinary Tract Infection (UTI)
  • Gastroenteritis / Stomach Flu
  • Asthma
  • High Blood Pressure / Hypertension
  • Stomach issue
  • Wound Treatment

Education

  1. UNIVERSIDAD ANÁHUAC Medical DegreeLicense: 9535406

    Work experience

    1. GP for the mexican army January 2017 - December 2018
    2. Estudios de posgrado en pediatría March 2019 - February 2022
    3. Clinimed International Clinic April 2021 - April 2023
    4. Health4all June 2023 - August 2025

    Clinic location

    Doctor Location and Map

    Tlacotalpan, Roma Sur, Mexico City

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    Frequently Asked Questions

    About Dr Paulina González

    What is Dr Paulina González's availability?

    Dr Paulina González maintains a flexible schedule with availability throughout the week. You can check real-time availability and book appointments directly through our booking system.

    What conditions does Dr Paulina González treat?

    Dr Paulina González treats a variety of conditions including Asthma, Blood Work, High Blood Pressure / Hypertension, Stomach issue, Wound Treatment, and many other General Doctor concerns.

    Where is Dr Paulina González located?

    Dr Paulina González practices in Mexico City.

    What are Dr Paulina González's qualifications and education?

    Dr Paulina González has completed: Medical degree General Doctor from UNIVERSIDAD ANÁHUAC.

    About Medical Conditions & Treatments

    Can a yeast infection cause a uti

    While a yeast infection and a UTI are distinct conditions, they can be related. A yeast infection is caused by fungi, whereas a UTI is bacterial. However, the irritation from a yeast infection can make it easier for bacteria to enter the urinary tract, potentially causing a UTI. If you’re experiencing symptoms of both, consult a doctor for accurate diagnosis and treatment.

    How long do STD test results take?

    Most STD test results in Mexico are available within 24-48 hours. Rapid HIV tests can provide results in 15-30 minutes, while blood tests for syphilis and herpes typically take 1-2 days. Urine tests for chlamydia and gonorrhea usually take 24-48 hours. Some advanced testing may take 3-5 days, but our clinics prioritize quick turnaround times for travelers.

    How much does a blood test cost?

    Blood test costs in Mexico are significantly more affordable than in the US, typically ranging from $30-150 USD depending on the type and complexity of tests. Basic blood panels like CBC (Complete Blood Count) cost around $30-50, while comprehensive metabolic panels range from $50-80. Specialized tests may cost $80-150. This represents savings of 60-80% compared to US prices, making Mexico an excellent destination for routine blood work and health screenings.

    What is included in an annual physical exam checklist for female patients?

    Our annual physical exam checklist for female patients includes comprehensive health screening with vital signs, blood pressure, weight and BMI assessment, breast examination, pelvic exam, Pap smear (when due), complete blood work panel, cholesterol screening, diabetes testing, thyroid function tests, and age-appropriate screenings like mammograms for women over 40. We also discuss reproductive health, contraception options, and provide personalized health recommendations based on your age and risk factors.

    Can stress cause acne?

    Yes, stress can significantly worsen acne through multiple pathways. Stress increases cortisol production, which can stimulate oil glands and increase inflammation. Stress also weakens the immune system, making it harder for skin to fight acne-causing bacteria. Additionally, stress often leads to poor sleep, unhealthy eating habits, and increased touching of the face. Managing stress through exercise, adequate sleep, relaxation techniques, and proper skincare can help improve acne.

    How to avoid food poisoning in Mexico?

    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.

    How long after stopping birth control can you get pregnant?

    Fertility typically returns quickly after stopping most forms of birth control. With pills, patches, and rings, ovulation usually resumes within 1-3 months. For injections like Depo-Provera, it may take 6-18 months for fertility to return. Some women conceive immediately after stopping birth control, so use alternative contraception if pregnancy isn't desired.

    Can acid reflux cause headaches?

    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.