Solutions

Where to start, based on your complaints?

The same complaints can have different origins. That is why we look at them together with your medical history, your tests and your other symptoms. Choose the description that best matches how you feel.

Explore the complaints

A doctor listens to a patient at Medica Kabomed

Step 1 · Recognise your complaints

What makes your daily life most difficult?

Constant fatigue and low energy

You wake up tired despite enough sleep
Your energy drops as early as the first half of the day
You have difficulty concentrating or a feeling of “brain fog”
You recover more slowly after physical or mental exertion
You feel a constant lack of tone without a clear reason

Stress, inner tension and disturbed sleep

You find it hard to fall asleep or wake up often
You feel tension, irritability or find it hard to relax
You have palpitations or a rapid pulse under stress
You wake up without a feeling of sufficient recovery
The complaints get worse with mental or emotional strain

Raised inflammatory markers and lingering complaints

You have persistently or periodically raised CRP, hs-CRP or ESR
You feel pain or morning stiffness in your joints and muscles
You fall ill often or recover more slowly after infections
You have prolonged fatigue, a low-grade fever or other unexplained symptoms

Pain, stiffness and difficult recovery

You have pain in the back, neck, shoulder, knee or another joint
You feel stiffness, restricted movement or muscle tension
You have lingering discomfort after an injury or overload
You recover more slowly after physical exertion

Lingering complaints after an infection

Fatigue or weakness continue after the acute infection has subsided
You recover more slowly than usual
You have ongoing “brain fog”, shortness of breath, palpitations, pain or sleep disturbances
It is unclear what the remaining symptoms are due to

Excess weight and metabolic deviations

Your weight or waist circumference increase despite your efforts
You lose weight with difficulty or have frequent bouts of hunger
You have borderline or raised blood sugar, HbA1c or insulin values
You have raised triglycerides, liver enzymes or signs of fatty liver

Choose one card to see your suggested next step.

What happens next

Four clear steps —from the complaints to the follow-up

You tell us how you feel

We start with your complaints, daily life and medical history. You do not need to know your diagnosis or which tests you need in advance.

We judge what needs to be tested

The doctor selects only the tests and measurements that are relevant to your particular complaints — functional markers, POCT analyses or targeted laboratory tests.

You receive an individual plan

The results are considered together with your medical history and the medical examination. The appropriate next steps are determined on the basis of the overall assessment.

We track the change

The individual plan already sets out which markers will be measured again and when a follow-up examination should take place. Where necessary, the plan is adapted according to the results and your response to the therapy.

Objective measurements

We measure with purpose.We recommend with good reason.

We use clinical, functional and POCT markers selected according to the specific medical question. The doctor interprets them together with your complaints, medical history and the results of the examination.

See all diagnostics

HRV analysis

Autonomic regulation, stress and recovery

A short recording of heart rate variability that provides additional information about the activity and balance of the autonomic nervous system.

d-ROMs and BAP

Oxidative load and antioxidant defence

The two markers are interpreted together and give information about the ratio between oxidative load and antioxidant capacity.

POCT tests on site

Rapid results for a specific clinical question

Depending on the complaints and the doctor’s judgement, selected inflammatory, metabolic, cardiac, hormonal, renal or nutritional markers may be tested.

Not sure where to start?

Take the first step towards a clearer assessment of your condition. Book an initial examination so that we can put the available information in order and determine the right next steps.