Lactose Intolerance Testing

Lactose Intolerance Test

  • Testing for intolerance to dairy products
  • Get to the bottom of GI-related symptoms
  • Quick procedure with professional service
Pricing £290
Type of sample taken Breath testing
Turnaround time 7 days
 
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Many people are lactose intolerant. This means that dairy products could be affecting you. Our clinic is one of the only clinics in London that tests for this common issue, allowing you to get answers fast. The test for lactose intolerance is a breath test.

Lactose intolerance occurs when the small intestine cannot produce enough lactase. This enzyme converts lactose (milk sugar) into sugars that are more readily accessible to the body (such as glucose).

This means that milk and other dairy products containing lactose can cause digestive symptoms when consumed.

Symptoms usually include painful gas, bloating, & diarrhoea, & can lead to a build-up of harmful bacteria in the gut, as they feed on undigested lactose.

Our clinic has helped patients over the past two decades receive the care they need to feel their best. We offer same-day appointments, transparent pricing, and a highly qualified staff to attend to all their needs.

When should I get tested?

You may want to have this test if you are experiencing symptoms of lactose intolerance & noticing digestive difficulty after consuming dairy & milk products.

You may also be advised to have this test by a doctor, in order to rule out or confirm a diagnosis. You can have this test at any time.

Full Allergy Blood Test

We also provide a Full Allergy Blood Panel, priced at £595, results in 5 days, which includes:

  • Pollen
  • Mites
  • Microorganisms & Spores
  • Plant Food
  • Animal Food
  • Insects & Venoms
  • Animal Origin
  • Latex
  • Ficus
  • CCD (Human Lactoferrin)
  • Parasite

Frequently Asked Questions

What do the results mean?

Your healthcare provider will interpret results in the context of your symptoms. However, in general, normal glucose rise suggests that lactose is being digested properly. Whereas, little or no glucose rise suggests lactose intolerance.