SIBO Tests is a diagnostic center
that specializes in digestive system disorders
such as SIBO, IMO, IBS, and reflux.
SIBO Tests is a diagnostic center specializing in digestive system issues such as SIBO, IMO, IBS, and reflux.
We offer the best prices in Wrocław: 300 zł
If you have a question, please send us an inquiry. We’ll respond as soon as possible!
Sign up for an in-person SIBO test in Wrocław at 3 Wita Stwosza St., Room 201.
Take the test at home following our instructions. Order the test from our online store.
People who take the test in person receive their results immediately after the test. There’s no need to wait, say, a week for the results.
People who take the test at home receive their results within 1–2 days after we receive their package.
We specialize in conducting professional SIBO IMO hydrogen-methane breath tests, which enable the precise identification of digestive system disorders. Thanks to our advanced diagnostic methods and experience in clinical nutrition, we are able to provide you with comprehensive support. We will perform the following tests for you:
Are you experiencing digestive discomfort? If so, we can help you!
– excessive bloating, gas,
– abdominal pain,
– diarrhea, loose stools, constipation,
– reflux, heartburn, bad breath,
– feeling of fullness or bloating,
– feeling of incomplete bowel movement,
– headaches, anemia.
– onion, garlic, leek,
– cauliflower, broccoli,
– apple, ripe banana,
After a prolonged period of illness, symptoms may worsen even after drinking a glass of water on an empty stomach.
The symptoms are milder in the morning and worsen in the evening.
The abdomen looks as if I were pregnant.
SIBO is a bacterial overgrowth, and IMO is an overgrowth of archaea in the small intestine. They produce hydrogen and methane, which cause digestive symptoms such as bloating, gas, loose stools, or constipation.
SIBO and IMO can be diagnosed using the hydrogen-methane test, which is a simple and noninvasive procedure. It detects the concentration of hydrogen and methane in exhaled breath.
Treatment involves the use of antibiotics, prokinetic agents that stimulate intestinal peristalsis and the migrating myoelectric complex, probiotics, a FODMAP diet, and changes in eating habits.
Schedule a convenient time
in the “Registration” tab
and come see us for your exam on the selected date.
Please be sure to prepare for the test at our center according to our recommendations. These guidelines are in line with the latest scientific literature. Please do not follow the recommendations of other research centers. We perform the test in accordance with the highest standards.
Please read the test preparation procedure carefully. This is very important, as improper preparation may skew the results and require the test to be repeated at a later date.
- Do not take antibiotics (furazolidone, nifuroxazide, bismuth preparations, Xifaxan),
- Do not undergo a colonoscopy or fluoroscopy.
- Do not take probiotics or prebiotics,
- antibacterial herbs (e.g., oregano oil),
- do not take prokinetic medications (Prokit, Tribux),
- do not take high doses of magnesium or vitamin C.
- Do not take stomach drops, betaine HCl, or apple cider vinegar,
- Do not take laxatives, such as lactulose,
- Do not take digestive enzymes,
- Do not take supplements containing fructose.
- If you have diarrhea or normal stools, follow the diet 1 day before the test,
- If you have constipation, follow the diet for 2 days before the test (constipation is defined as having a bowel movement 2 times a week or less; if you have a bowel movement every other day, follow the diet for only one day),
- The longer the preparation diet, the lower the bacterial count, and the test may yield a false-negative result. There is no need to follow the diet for any longer.
1) meat, fish, eggs, seafood,
2) black coffee without milk or sugar, black tea without sugar, still water,
3) fats (olive oil, vegetable oil, lactose-free butter),
4) spices—only pepper and salt,
5) rice in small amounts (1–2 tablespoons of cooked basmati or jasmine rice) if you feel weak. Rice contains non-fermentable carbohydrates, but it has a constipating effect, so it’s best not to eat it unless you’re feeling weak,
6) vegans can eat firm tofu.
1) grain products (bread, rolls, pasta, groats),
2) dairy products (milk, yogurt, cheese, etc.),
3) vegetables, including potatoes,
4) fruits,
5) fruit juices and preserves,
6) nuts and seeds,
7) legumes.
Breakfast:
Scrambled eggs cooked in lactose-free butter, hard-boiled, soft-boiled, or fried eggs without vegetables or bread, smoked salmon, mackerel.
Lunch:
Meat (chicken, turkey, tenderloin, pork loin, steak) or fish or shrimp (can be grilled, boiled, baked, or sautéed in oil)
without vegetables, pasta, grains, or potatoes.
Dinner:
The same as for breakfast or lunch.
Throughout the day, you can drink plain still water, weak tea without sugar, and coffee without sugar or milk.
- Do not eat anything except plain, still water; you may drink as much water as you like until the end of the day,
- Do not smoke,
- Do not chew gum.
- Fast; do not eat anything on the day of the test—this is important,
- You may drink half a glass of still water in the morning; if your test is at noon, you may drink more water in the morning,
- Brush your teeth with xylitol-free toothpaste or just water,
- You may use an antiseptic mouthwash,
- If you wear dentures, do not use denture adhesive,
- Do not engage in any physical exercise,
- Stay seated in one place,
- Do not lie down or sleep (if you are taking the test at home),
- Do not chew gum,
- If possible, do not take any medications; you may take them after the test is complete, unless your doctor has instructed you not to stop taking them.
Medications such as Eutirox, Letrox, and PPIs (omeprazole, Controloc, Emanera, etc.) can be taken immediately after the test is finished,
- You can bring a laptop or a book (the test lasts 3 hours),
- don’t stress about the test—it’s non-invasive,
- if you have any questions, feel free to ask; we’re happy to share our knowledge about SIBO and IMO treatment. Our goal is to demystify this taboo topic, because bacteria produce hydrogen and archaea produce methane—so it’s clearly their fault :).
Absolute contraindications include hereditary fructose intolerance and postprandial (or reactive) hypoglycemia.
This test does not require a doctor's referral.
No, it's a slightly sweet solution that's easy to drink. There are virtually no side effects, except for bloating and gas in cases of SIBO and IMO.
The test is performed using the QuinTron Breathtracker SC device. QuinTron is a device used to conduct scientific research at the world’s leading research centers.
Yes, if you don't have a personal dietitian, we'll create a FODMAP meal plan based on your preferences.
The cost of the test is 300 zł
The patient inhales and exhales into a special bag, and then the staff analyzes the sample using the QuinTron Breathtracker SC device.
Next, the patient consumes 10 g of a lactulose solution (dissolved in 250 milliliters) of water. Lactulose, a synthetic disaccharide composed of galactose and fructose, is not absorbed
in the small intestine and is fermented by intestinal bacteria.
Lactulose moves down the digestive tract, where bacteria break it down into short-chain fatty acids, hydrogen, and carbon dioxide.
The hydrogen dissolves in the blood and is transported to the lungs, where we can measure its presence in exhaled air. Hydrogen can be used by archaea
to produce methane.
The patient repeats the exhalation procedure every 20 minutes for 3 hours, and again at the 90-minute mark of the test. This is important! The 90-minute mark of the test is the most critical in terms of hydrogen levels.
If there is an elevated level of hydrogen and/or methane in the relevant section of the small intestine, this may indicate
small intestinal bacterial overgrowth (SIBO) or an overgrowth of archaea (IMO).
Dietetyk kliniczny
OPENING HOURS
Tuesday: 8:00 a.m.–11:30 a.m.
Wednesday: 8:00 a.m.–11:30 a.m.
Thursday: 8:00 a.m.–11:30 a.m.
Friday: 8:00 a.m.–11:30 a.m.
Saturday: 7:45 a.m.–3:00 p.m.
Sunday: 7:45 a.m.–11:30 a.m.
Phone registration is available daily from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Email:
sibotesty@gmail.com
Phone:
+48 601 656 747
+48 795 203 585
Our team of experts in gastrointestinal disorders and clinical nutrition will share valuable tips and proven strategies to help you regain your health.
Radzenie sobie z SIBO (zespołem przerostu bakteryjnego jelita cienkiego) może być wyzwaniem, ale odpowiednia dieta może znacząco pomóc w redukcji objawów. Specjaliści często zalecają krótkoterminowe
Wzdęcia, bóle brzucha i zaparcia to jedne z najczęstszych objawów zespołu przerostu bakteryjnego jelita cienkiego (SIBO) oraz przerostu metanogennego jelit (IMO). Objawy te często nasilają
Przerost metanogenny jelit, znany jako IMO (intestinal methanogen overgrowth), to stan, w którym w jelitach dochodzi do nadmiernego wzrostu archeonów, czyli mikroorganizmów odmiennych od bakterii.
Test oddechowy wodorowo-metanowy jest przydatnym narzędziem diagnostycznym w ocenie niektórych schorzeń przewodu pokarmowego. Jego skuteczność zależy od odpowiedniego przygotowania pacjenta, ponieważ przestrzeganie zaleceń zwiększa wiarygodność
Przerost bakteryjny jelita cienkiego (SIBO) to stan charakteryzujący się nadmiernym wzrostem bakterii w jelicie cienkim, gdzie ich stężenie powinno być ograniczone. Zaburzenie to może prowadzić
Niezależnie czy robisz test wodorowy, wodorowo-metanowy, nietolerancji laktozy czy fruktozy musisz przygotować układ pokarmowy do badania. Procedura przygotowania polega na eliminacji czynników, które wpływają na wynik testu.
ul. Wita Stwosza 3/201
Wrocław
