Prices
- Digestive health
- 4 200 krStep 1 · follow-up SEK 2,300
When digestive health may be relevant
For those with recurring or persistent digestive concerns who need help understanding what may be behind them.
An assessment is based on your medical situation and does not replace emergency care for severe or rapidly worsening symptoms.
- stomach pain
- bloating
- reflux and heartburn
- gas
- diarrhoea
- constipation
- long-term changes in bowel habits
Investigation based on your concerns
We review symptoms, medical history and previous examinations. Following a medical assessment, the doctor considers whether tests, further investigation or other specialist care may be needed.
How an assessment works
The investigation begins with a specialist assessment. When test results or other information are available, a follow-up appointment can be used to review the overall picture and plan the next steps.
- You describe your symptoms, previous care contacts and what you would like clarified.
- The doctor reviews relevant medical history and medical information.
- The next step is planned individually, such as advice, testing, follow-up or further investigation when appropriate.
Important to know
- DuxDoktor is a scheduled practice and does not replace emergency care.
- Prescriptions, referrals and certificates are always assessed individually and cannot be guaranteed in advance.
- Bring relevant test results, a medication list or medical records to your consultation when possible.
When several care contacts need to connect
When several investigations, specialist contacts or external providers are involved, Medical Navigation & Coordination can help create structure around the next step.
Frequently asked questions
Can IBS and other digestive concerns need investigation?
Recurring or persistent concerns are assessed from symptoms, medical history and previous information. The need for further investigation is individual.
When should I seek emergency care for digestive concerns?
For severe or increasing pain, bloody vomiting or stools, fainting or severe general illness, seek emergency care.
Can a digital consultation be suitable?
In some cases a digital consultation can be a first step. An in-person visit is recommended if a physical examination is needed.
