Good digestion is the basis of a healthy and long life. Often, digestion (like skin or sleep) is a mirror of health. The causes of digestive problems are easy to track down. Even simple stool tests reveal significant causes. Hidden and untreated infections can weaken organ functions and damage organs. Early clarification of digestive disorders helps to avoid chronic diseases.

Itching, redness, swelling, dandruff? You try a lot: ointments, cleansings, masks.
That’s OK. But the causes of skin problems often lie within the body. Often only symptoms appear on the surface,

Skin problems can mask the causes because they are so eye-catching. That is why Normamed-Medizin looks for disorders in the whole body through a systematic and combined approach. The skin is a good source of information. Our check-ups show you quickly whether the causes are on or under the skin.

When you work a lot it is normal to be tired. But “burn-out”? Exhaustion is probably deeper there. You are limp, unfocused – and good resolutions don’t do it either. More sleep, more fresh air, more exercise … Are you too tired to get going?

Perhaps “burn-out” is just a name for the fact that causes remain untreated if it is not a virus or the psyche. The chains of causes that lead to the responsible fatigue are amazing. Our check-ups focus on the real causes.

Do your wrists or ankles feel stiff? Your knees, hips, elbows, your neck hurts? Your joints do a lot – bones, muscles and tendons are connected here. Wear and tear (osteoarthritis) or inflammation (arthritis) can even plague you together.

Joint problems are often attributed to old age. Painkillers and surgeries target the joints themselves. But what if there is no wear and tear? Infection can be overlooked where some orthopedic surgeons operate. If this interests you, please ask us for a second opinion from experts. Our check-ups look for connections.

Pain, burning sensation when urinating, frequent or constant urge to urinate – why don’t you use drugs? Why do bladder infections keep coming back? Why are your kidneys so sensitive? Is it true that you fear that antibiotics that are prescribed over and over again will help less and less?

We have found that chronic bladder and kidney infections are often linked to intestinal infections and indigestion. Our check-ups will show you whether your previous history of your illness is elsewhere in your body – whether, for example, your own E. coli bacteria and enterococci can be found in places where they do not belong.

Uncomfortable burning eructations? A feeling of a lump in your throat? Heartburn and Stomach Acid Flow into the Esophagus? Are your eating restrictions already significant? But you don’t like to put up with the fact that your dessert often only consists of tablets against it?

Often the causes actually lie “deeper” – than in the stomach or in the psyche. In the small intestine, for example, pathogenic yeasts produce gases through incorrect fermentation. These can rise and push stomach acid up into the esophagus. The result then is heartburn. Our check-ups will show you quickly whether it can be the same for you.

Itchy eyes, rash, sore throat, or sniffing nose? Strange reactions to smells, touching fabrics or food? Have you already noticed that avoidance doesn’t really help?

Our experience shows: In many cases there is a good chance of finding the causes of your reactions to allergens and other triggers of your complaints. Because it’s not always the allergens or your genes. Our check-up clarifies whether hidden infections or organ disorders are part of the chain of causes for allergies and intolerances.

What is a symptom, what is a cause? Your sleep, your skin, your digestion and your pain give the clues that something is wrong in your body. There is a chance of getting and staying healthy – if you don’t just treat symptoms and thus maybe cover up causes.

Just look at yourself and inside yourself. There are infections and organ strains that can be seen in sleep, skin, digestion and pain. A check-up shows you what your body is signaling with symptoms – often long before diseases break out elsewhere.