Dr. Julian Salazar Montoya

Ginecology and Obstetrics

General License: 7605491
University: Juarez University of Durango State
Board Certification: Gynecology and Obstetrics
Languages: Spanish
Costamed Business Agreement : Network Physician available for Promotions and covered services in valid Business Agreements

Articles of interest

Onset of Menopause

Talking about menopause automatically conveys a sense of decadence and lack of control; however, we must not forget that this is just a normal part of womanhood. When you educate yourself on it, you can better deal with the symptoms.

Today I would like to talk to you about five essential points about the onset of menopause:

The Female Body. Chapter 1: Understanding Premenstrual Syndrome: What's Normal and What's Not

Morning sickness, endometriosis, menopause, migraines, PCOS. What’s happening to your body? We don’t know, because we’ve never really studied the female body.

Maybe Farideh needed a group of experts with her to debunk some of the many myths surrounding the female body. So, in a series of blog posts, I’ll break down in simple terms what’s normal and what’s not with the most common conditions you might experience. And certainly, there’s no condition more challenging and common than premenstrual syndrome (PMS).

The Female Body. Chapter 2. Amenorrhea: Beyond Pregnancy – Understanding Causes and the Menstrual Cycle

Have you ever missed your period and immediately thought, "I'm pregnant!"? While that's a significant indicator, it isn't the only reason you might be experiencing amenorrhea, the absence of menstrual bleeding. In this article, we'll explore the possible causes of amenorrhea, what's normal and what isn't, and how a regular menstrual cycle functions. Plus, we'll provide some tips for managing irregular cycles.

October: A Month for Women’s Comprehensive Health in Mexico

Each October, the world turns pink to raise awareness about breast cancer. However, it’s essential to go beyond the usual messages and provide clear, actionable information to empower Mexican women to make informed decisions about their health.