Urinary incontinence
Leaking with coughing, laughing, exercise or urgency.
Jocotepec, Lake Chapala · Jalisco, Mexico
Urogynecologist near Jocotepec & West Lake Chapala
Women's pelvic-health care for the international community on the west side of Lake Chapala.
- Board-certified specialist
- International patients welcome
- ~45 min from Lakeside
Jocotepec, San Juan Cosalá and the western Lakeside have a growing international community, but specialized urogynecology care is still concentrated in the city. Conditions such as urinary incontinence, pelvic organ prolapse and recurrent infections are common with age, and they respond well to specialized treatment.
Dr. Alan Navarro is a board-certified urogynecologist practicing in Guadalajara, reachable from the west Lakeside via the Guadalajara–Morelia highway. International patients are welcome; if you would like assistance in English, please mention it when you book.
What we treat
Pelvic organ prolapse
A feeling of pressure or a bulge; cystocele, uterine prolapse.
Recurrent UTIs
Finding the underlying cause and breaking the cycle.
Overactive bladder
Urgency, frequency and waking at night to urinate.
Pelvic & vulvar pain
Chronic pelvic pain and discomfort.
Menopause & intimate health
Dryness, discomfort and genitourinary changes.
Serving the Lakeside community
Patients from across Lake Chapala
- Jocotepec
- San Juan Cosalá
- El Chante
- Roca Azul area
- West Lakeside communities
Why Dr. Navarro
A specialist, not a generalist
- Board-certified by the Mexican Boards of Gynecology & Obstetrics and of Urogynecology
- Subspecialty training at the Civil Hospital of Guadalajara, with clinical stays in Argentina and France
- Discreet, unhurried care; the full range from pelvic-floor therapy to minimally invasive surgery
Frequently asked questions
Do you see patients from the west side of Lake Chapala?
Yes. Patients come from Jocotepec, San Juan Cosalá and the surrounding west Lakeside. The office is in Guadalajara, reachable via the Guadalajara–Morelia highway.
Is Dr. Navarro board-certified?
Yes, by the Mexican Boards of Gynecology and Obstetrics and of Urogynecology, with subspecialty training in Guadalajara and clinical stays in Argentina and France.
Is surgery always required?
No. Many conditions improve with pelvic-floor therapy, pessaries or medication. Surgery is reserved for cases that truly need it, and is usually minimally invasive.
Take the first step toward your comfort
Book a consultation with Dr. Alan Navarro. Discreet, specialized care close to Lakeside.