What does it consist of?
The intestinal dysbiosis it is an alteration of the normal balance of the microbiota, that is to say, of the set of bacteria that inhabit the intestine. It does not refer to a specific disease, but to a imbalance that can be related to various symptoms and digestive problems.
More than by the presence of some bacteria or others, this imbalance has to do with how they are distributed and how they interact with each other. Therefore, its assessment must always be made within a broader medical study, which allows us to understand What is happening and what role can it be playing in each case.
When can I have my first consultation?
It is recommended consult when there are persistent digestive symptoms such as bloating, gas, or changes in bowel habits, especially if they are recurrent, do not improve with standard treatments, or if there is suspicion of an underlying digestive problem.
Associated symptoms
Diagnostic tests associated
- Gastroscopy. Endoscopic examination that allows visualization of the interior of the oesophagus, stomach and duodenum to detect possible abnormalities.
- Laboratory bacterial overgrowth test. Main test for detecting bacterial overgrowth.
Why treat it at GASTEA?
We address dysbiosis from a clinical gastroenterology perspective.
We differentiate dysbiosis from other digestive disorders.
We adapt the approach according to each patient.
We study the entire digestive system, not just the symptoms.
Preguntas frecuentes
No. It's an imbalance in the gut microbiota that can be related to different digestive problems.
No. SIBO is a specific type of disturbance within dysbiosis.
Yes, but it's important to identify the cause for proper treatment.
It can be associated with bloating, gas, changes in bowel rhythm, or persistent digestive discomfort.
- Full and personalised clinical assessment. Detailed analysis of symptoms, history, and previous tests to understand your case in depth.
- Clear diagnostic guidance. Definition of the following steps, necessary tests and the most suitable approach from the outset.
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