Digestive health can influence many aspects of everyday wellbeing. At EHT Clinics, we take a personalised approach to understanding your digestive concerns rather than focusing on symptoms in isolation.

Your consultation explores your symptoms, medical history, diet, lifestyle, medications and other factors that may be contributing to your digestive health. Where appropriate, an individualised care plan may include herbal medicine, nutritional guidance and practical lifestyle recommendations.

Our aim is to provide professional, evidence-informed complementary care while recognising when further investigation or referral to your GP or another healthcare professional may be appropriate.

Common Digestive Concerns We Support

Our Digestive & Gut Health consultations may provide complementary support for a range of digestive concerns, including:

• Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS)

• Bloating and excessive gas

• Indigestion and digestive discomfort

• Constipation

• Diarrhoea and altered bowel habits

• Acid reflux and heartburn

• Food-related digestive sensitivities

• Gut health following antibiotic use

• General digestive and nutritional wellbeing

Persistent, unexplained or concerning digestive symptoms may require medical investigation. Herbal and nutritional support is provided alongside conventional healthcare where appropriate.

What Your Consultation Entails

Your initial consultation provides time to explore your digestive health in detail. This may include:

• Your main digestive symptoms and when they began

• Bowel habits and digestive patterns

• Diet, appetite and eating habits

• Food reactions or suspected sensitivities

• Current and previous medical conditions

• Prescription medicines and supplements

• Sleep, stress and lifestyle factors

• Relevant test results or medical investigations

• Individual health and wellbeing goals

Following your assessment, a personalised plan may include an individually formulated herbal prescription, nutritional and dietary guidance, lifestyle recommendations and appropriate follow-up care.

Where symptoms indicate that medical assessment or further investigation is needed, you will be advised to consult your GP or another appropriate healthcare professional.