Fibroid advisory service

Fibroid advisory service

If you have been diagnosed with fibroids (myomas) or think you might have them, a dedicated consultation with Dr. Carlos Jiménez Rámila helps you understand your case and decide on the next steps with clear information.

In person or onlineat C/ Vírgenes 6 or by video call
We review your testsultrasounds, MRI scans and blood tests
Second opinionwhatever your starting point
Dr. Carlos Jiménez Rámila in his consulting room with an information leaflet about fibroids

What does it include?

  • Review of your history, your symptoms and your tests.
  • An explanation of what type of fibroids you have, where they are and what they mean in your case.
  • The options available to you: observation, medical treatment, radiofrequency, embolization or surgery.
  • Answers to your questions about symptoms, fertility and recovery.

Who is it for?

For women with fibroids who have symptoms or doubts about what to do, who want a second opinion or who want to be informed before deciding. Also if you are thinking about pregnancy and want to know how fibroids may affect it. Every case is different and the recommendation is tailored to you. You can read more on the fibroid radiofrequency page.

Control panel of the practice's ultrasound machine

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to bring tests?
It helps a lot to bring ultrasounds, MRI scans and blood tests, but it is not essential. If necessary, we complete the assessment at the consultation.
Can I do it online?
Yes, by video call. It is useful for reviewing reports and images and for second opinions. If an examination or an ultrasound is needed, we will book you in at the practice.
Do I have to decide on a treatment during the consultation?
No. The aim is for you to have clear information; the decision is yours.
How do I book an appointment?
By calling 954 22 58 59 or writing to info@jimenezginecologia.es.
Important. This service does not replace an in-person examination. If you have heavy bleeding, severe pain or fever, go to the emergency department or call 112. If you write to us, please do not include detailed clinical information: we will discuss it at the consultation.

Shall we talk about your case?

Book by phone or write to us.