Dysbiosis Concerns
Dysbiosis means the gut microbial ecosystem is out of balance. It can drive digestive symptoms, immune dysfunction, mood changes, and skin issues.
When to Book
Book a functional medicine consultation if conventional treatment has not fully resolved your symptoms, or if you want to understand the root cause behind a chronic condition.
Symptoms
Bloating, irregular bowel habits, food intolerances, fatigue, brain fog, and skin flares.
Root Causes & Contributing Factors
Antibiotic overuse, poor diet, chronic stress, infections, low fiber, and environmental toxin exposure.
Functional Evaluation
Comprehensive stool analysis with PCR-based microbial mapping, short-chain fatty acid levels, and inflammatory markers.
Treatment Approach
Targeted probiotics, prebiotics, antimicrobial herbs, dietary diversity strategies, and lifestyle modifications.
When It Is Urgent
Seek urgent care for high fever with GI symptoms, bloody stool, or signs of severe infection.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is functional medicine different from conventional medicine?
Functional medicine looks for root causes using advanced testing and personalized protocols that address gut health, inflammation, nutrient status, and lifestyle factors.
What kind of testing does functional medicine use?
Common tests include comprehensive stool analysis, food sensitivity panels, organic acids testing, micronutrient panels, hormone profiles, and advanced inflammatory markers.
How long does a functional medicine plan take to work?
Most patients notice improvements within four to twelve weeks. Complex or long-standing conditions may take several months of targeted support.
Does insurance cover functional medicine testing?
Some labs are covered by insurance. We review options beforehand so there are no surprises.
Can I do functional medicine alongside my current treatment?
Yes. Functional medicine works alongside conventional care. We coordinate with your other providers to build a unified plan.
Get a Root-Cause Plan for Dysbiosis Concerns
Our functional medicine team digs deeper to find out why — not just what — and builds a plan that works for your body.