What does it consist of?
The Intestinal microbiota is the collection of microorganisms that are part of the normal functioning of the digestive system and influence processes such as digestion, nutrient absorption, and the balance of the immune system. It is not a disease in itself, but rather a fundamental ecosystem for digestive health.
The problem occurs when a imbalance in that microbiota, as it can be related to symptoms such as bloating, gas, changes in bowel habits, or persistent digestive discomfort. For this reason, its assessment should always be made within a broader medical study, which allows us to understand what is happening and if that imbalance is part of the problem.
When can I have my first consultation?
It is advisable to consult when there are persistent digestive symptoms such as bloating, gas, changes in bowel rhythm or when a suspicion of imbalance following previous treatments, infections or recurrent digestive problems.
Associated symptoms
Why treat it at GASTEA?
We approach the microbiota from a gastroenterological perspective, not just from a nutritional one.
We differentiate between various causes of imbalance.
We adapt the approach according to each patient and their clinical situation.
We don't just treat the microbiota, but the entire digestive system.
Preguntas frecuentes
It is the collection of microorganisms that live in the gut. When this balance is disturbed, digestive discomfort can occur.
Yes. An imbalance can cause bloating, gas, or changes in bowel rhythm.
Yes, though treatment needs to be adapted to each case and the cause of the imbalance.
Yes, it can be involved in problems like SIBO or Irritable Bowel Syndrome.
- 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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