Understand your test — in plain language.
Your doctor may have suggested a test for your stomach, gut or digestion. Here's what these tests look for, why they matter, and how to find a centre near you that offers them.
This information is educational and does not replace your doctor's advice.
What's troubling you?
H. pylori & stomach health
H. pylori is a common stomach bacterium that can cause ulcers and long-term inflammation — and, over years, raise the risk of stomach cancer.
Learn more →Colorectal cancer screening
Colorectal (bowel) cancer is one of the most preventable cancers — because it usually starts as a growth that bleeds tiny amounts long before you feel anything.
Learn more →Acid reflux & GERD
Reflux is when stomach contents come back up. Persistent reflux can affect the food-pipe and even show up as a cough or hoarseness.
Learn more →Coeliac disease & intolerances
Sometimes ongoing tummy trouble is the body reacting to foods — gluten (coeliac disease) or lactose (dairy).
Learn more →Pancreatic health
The pancreas makes enzymes that digest food. When it under-performs, food isn't absorbed properly — a treatable problem once it's found.
Learn more →Find a centre near you
Tell us your city and the test your doctor suggested — we will point you to the nearest centre that offers it.