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Intestinal microbiota test

A stool analysis that studies the balance of your intestinal flora and helps you detect possible imbalances (dysbiosis) related to your digestive discomfort.

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Analyze the composition and diversity of your gut microbiota.

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It allows you to detect imbalances (dysbiosis) related to your digestive symptoms.

Non-invasive test, performed using a stool sample.

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It provides useful information to personalize your diet and supplementation.

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Clear and comprehensive report processed by microbiology specialists.

What is the test of gut microbiota?

El gut microbiota test (or gut microbiota study) is a stool analysis that allows us to know the composition and balance of microorganisms that live in your gut: bacteria, fungi and other microorganisms that are part of your gut flora.

When this microbiota is altered, it is called intestinal dysbiosisThis situation can be related to digestive symptoms such as bloating, gas, changes in bowel habits or heavy digestion, and other general symptoms. 

This study provides useful information for your doctor, nutritionist, or other healthcare professional. guide changes in diet, lifestyle or supplementation (for example, probiotics or prebiotics) in a more personalized way.

What symptoms might indicate that you need a microbiota study?

A gut microbiota test may be helpful if you experience one or more of these symptoms repeatedly:

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Bloating and gas frequent.

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Heavy digestion or a feeling of fullness after eating.

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Diarrhea, constipation, or alternating both without a clear cause.

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Abdominal discomfort or pain recurrent.

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Feeling of general malaise associated with your digestive problems.

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background of prolonged use of antibiotics or digestive infections.

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Suspicion of intestinal dysbiosis in the context of other pathologies

The test does not replace other digestive tests (endoscopies, colonoscopies, etc.), but it can provide complementary information about the state of your gut flora.

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Benefits of taking the gut microbiota test

Learn more about your digestive health

Knowing the state of your microbiota helps you better understand the origin of some of your symptoms and allows you to talk to your doctor or nutritionist with objective data.

More personalized approach

The gut microbiota study report can provide guidance dietary and lifestyle adjustments and, when indicated by a professional, guidelines with probiotics or supplementation adapted to your case.

Support for chronic digestive problems

If you have been experiencing digestive discomfort, changes in bowel habits, or abdominal bloating for some time, this test can provide additional information that facilitates a more comprehensive approach.

Simple and non-invasive test

All you need is one Stool sample, without endoscopies or painful procedures.

How is the gut microbiota test performed?

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Step 1:
Test request

Contact your nearest Ribera Lab center to request the gut microbiota testWe will inform you of the steps to follow.

Step 2:
Sample collection

The test is performed using a Stool sampleWe will give you simple instructions for taking the sample.

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Step 3:
Send to the laboratory

The sample is sent to our microbiology laboratories, where it will be analyzed. composition and balance of your gut microbiota through specific techniques.

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Step 4:
Results and report

You will receive a clear report on the state of your gut microbiota. Your doctor or nutritionist will help you interpret it and decide on possible adjustments to your diet or supplementation.

Results of the gut microbiota test

The gut microbiota test report usually includes:

information about the diversity and balance of your microbiota. 

Identification of possible imbalances (dysbiosis).

Detection of microorganisms that may be associated with certain digestive symptoms.

Guiding comments to facilitate the clinical interpretation of the results.

It is important that the results are always evaluated in the context of your medical history and symptomsand have a healthcare professional help you decide on the next steps.

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