IBS & FODMAPs
The most commonly referred condition through our door. A properly supervised low-FODMAP elimination is followed by systematic reintroduction to find your actual triggers — staying on a permanent low-FODMAP diet is a common and unnecessary mistake.
History, elimination, reintroduction, pattern
History & triggers
What you eat now, your symptom pattern, and what you have already tried — including the diets that did not work.
Elimination phase
Two to six weeks, cutting the high-FODMAP groups in a structured way rather than guessing which food is the problem.
Systematic reintroduction
Foods brought back one group at a time so we can find your actual triggers, not a list you avoid forever on a hunch.
A pattern you can live with
A long-term way of eating built around what reintroduction actually showed, not a permanent restriction.
See a GP first if
IBS-type symptoms are common, but a small number of presentations belong with a doctor before they belong with us.
Blood in the stool
Unexplained weight loss alongside gut symptoms
Waking at night with pain or diarrhoea
A family history of bowel cancer or inflammatory bowel disease
Iron-deficiency anaemia with no other explanation
Symptoms starting for the first time after 50
Operating facts, not outcomes
These are facts about how this clinic runs an IBS case — not claims about how anyone’s gut turned out. Nobody can promise you a result.
First appointment usually inside a fortnight
Telehealth available statewide at the same fee. Tell us what the referral is for when you ring and we will book you with whichever of us is the better fit.