Ramiro Cabrera Carranco, M.D.,
Doctor Cabrera – Endometriosis Specialist, Gynecologist, and Laparoscopic Surgeon.
Summary: Doctor Cabrera, is a compassionate endometriosis specialist and gynecologic surgeon based in Tijuana, Baja California. Patients seeking expert care in dr Cabrera Mexico turn to him for his advanced training in laparoscopic excision surgery and deep commitment to personalized treatment. Dr Cabrera OBGYN approaches endometriosis through the lens of the mesodermal origin theory—understanding it as a condition rooted in fetal development. This unique perspective informs the holistic, long-term care that defines Ramiro Cabrera endometriosis treatment, making him a trusted choice for those seeking real answers.
Doctor Cabrera combines surgical excellence with supportive therapies, including pelvic floor physiotherapy, an anti-inflammatory lifestyle, and supplements. Dr Cabrera OBGYN only recommends hormonal treatment when necessary, prioritizing conservative yet effective care. Patients experiencing persistent or complex pain are thoughtfully evaluated, often with referrals to neuropelviology. With a growing reputation across borders, Cabrera Mexico remains a leading destination for Ramiro Cabrera endometriosis expertise and whole-person healing.
City: Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico
Philosophy: Our approach to the treatment of endometriosis is based on the mesodermal origin theory, which suggests that individuals are born with endometriotic-like cells due to embryological misdifferentiation of the mesoderm. This theory posits that endometriosis is not solely a retrograde menstruation phenomenon but rather a condition that originates during fetal development, where misplaced Müllerian or mesothelial cells retain their potential to differentiate into endometrial-like tissue later in life.
What type of surgery do you perform for endometriosis: Excision
Medication: Hormonal treatment, primarily progestins, only when necessary; anti-inflammatory diet; pelvic floor physiotherapy; anti-
Approach to Persistent Pain: If the symptoms indicate neurological alterations, evaluation by neuropelviology or pain management treatment is recommended.
ENGLISH
Dr. Ramiro Cabrera Carranco is an excellent specialist and literally changed my life. I had a very late diagnosis (at 47 years old) and decided to travel to Mexico from Argentina to access excision surgery six months ago.
I underwent excision surgery, hysterectomy, and unilateral oophorectomy due to severe endometriosis (grade 4 deep endometriosis), mild adenomyosis, and 4 submucosal/subserosal uterine fibroids. My recovery was fast, with no complications, and I have been asymptomatic since surgery, with no hormonal therapy. The previous evaluation, the surgery and the post-surgical interdisciplinary follow-up, which includes nutritional and pelvic floor therapies, have been of excellent quality.
Symptoms before surgery: daily pelvic/abdominal pain, menstrual periods of 14-25 days, occasional intermenstrual bleeding, urinary symptoms (frequent urination, feeling of incomplete emptying of the bladder, pain with full bladder), sexual (pain with sexual arousal and deep penetration) and digestive symptoms (diarrhea with menstruation/constipation, intense abdominal bloating), and constant migraines.
Current symptoms: mild abdominal bloating, probably related with my pelvic varicose veins and food intolerances. Vaginal dryness after hysterectomy.
ESPAÑOL
El Dr. Ramiro Cabrera Carranco es un excelente especialista y literalmente cambió mi vida. Tuve un diagnóstico muy tardío (a los 47 años) y decidí viajar a México desde Argentina para acceder a la cirugía de escisión hace seis meses.
Me sometí a una cirugía de escisión amplia, histerectomía y ooforectomía unilateral debido a endometriosis grave (endometriosis profunda de grado 4), adenomiosis leve y 4 fibromas uterinos submucosos/subserosos. Mi recuperación fue rápida, sin complicaciones, y estoy asintomática desde la cirugía, sin terapia hormonal. La evaluación previa, la cirugía y el seguimiento interdisciplinario posquirúrgico, que incluye terapias nutricionales y del suelo pélvico, han sido de excelente calidad.
Síntomas previos a la cirugía: dolor pélvico/abdominal diario, períodos menstruales de 14-25 días, sangrado intermenstrual ocasional, síntomas urinarios (micción frecuente, sensación de vaciado incompleto de la vejiga, dolor con la vejiga llena), sexuales (dolor con excitación sexual y penetración) y síntomas digestivos (diarrea con menstruación/estreñimiento, distensión abdominal intensa), y migrañas constantes.
Síntomas actuales: distensión abdominal leve, probablemente relacionada con mis venas varicosas pélvicas e intolerancias alimentarias. Sequedad vaginal después de la histerectomía.