Digestive Disorder Treatment in Macomb County
Digestive disorders affect millions and are often poorly managed with medications alone. Our functional medicine approach identifies root causes—whether bacterial overgrowth, enzyme deficiencies, or gut barrier dysfunction—and creates comprehensive treatment plans that restore digestive health naturally.
Causes & Symptoms
Common Causes
- Small intestinal bacterial overgrowth (SIBO)
- Gut dysbiosis and microbiome imbalance
- Leaky gut syndrome
- Enzyme and stomach acid deficiencies
- Food sensitivities and intolerances
- Chronic stress affecting gut-brain axis
- Medication side effects
- Infections and parasites
Signs & Symptoms
- Chronic bloating and distension
- Irregular bowel movements
- Abdominal pain and cramping
- Acid reflux and heartburn
- Nausea after eating
- Excessive gas
- Undigested food in stool
- Nutrient deficiencies despite good diet
Treatment Options for Digestive disorders
Our multi-disciplinary approach addresses digestive disorders from multiple angles for lasting relief.
When to Seek Professional Care
If any of these describe what you're experiencing, an evaluation now usually means a shorter recovery later.
- Symptoms persist despite dietary changes
- Over-the-counter medications no longer help
- You have unexplained weight changes
- Symptoms significantly impact quality of life
- You want to address root causes not just symptoms
Frequently Asked Questions About Digestive disorders
We use comprehensive stool analysis, SIBO breath testing, food sensitivity panels, and sometimes organic acids testing.
Yes. IBS is often a symptom of underlying issues like SIBO, food sensitivities, or gut dysbiosis.
By identifying and treating the root cause, many patients experience significant resolution.
By identifying and treating the root cause, many patients experience significant resolution.
Initial improvement often occurs within 2-4 weeks. Complete gut restoration typically takes 3-6 months depending on severity.
No. Supplements support healing but aren't meant to be permanent.
As gut health improves, we reduce and eventually eliminate most supplements.
As gut health improves, we reduce and eventually eliminate most supplements.
Eliminate processed foods, excessive sugar, artificial sweeteners, and common trigger foods like gluten and dairy. Keep a food journal to identify your personal triggers.
Focus on whole foods, adequate fiber, and staying hydrated.
Focus on whole foods, adequate fiber, and staying hydrated.
Yes, research strongly connects gut health and mental health through the gut-brain axis. Gut bacteria produce neurotransmitters like serotonin.
Many patients notice improved mood and reduced anxiety as their digestive health improves.
Many patients notice improved mood and reduced anxiety as their digestive health improves.
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