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Most chronic health struggles fatigue, bloating, skin issues, low immunity begin in the gut. Yet the microbial imbalances driving them remain invisible without molecular-level testing.
Your digestive system is home to trillions of microorganisms like bacteria, fungi, archaea, and microbial metabolites that collectively form your gut microbiome. These organisms are not passive residents. They actively regulate digestion, nutrient metabolism, immune signaling, inflammation pathways, and gut barrier integrity.
When this microbial ecosystem is balanced, your body functions with stability. When it shifts into dysbiosis, microbial imbalance happens and the effects ripple across multiple biological systems, often long before symptoms become obvious.
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Research has established clear connections between gut microbial balance and four critical biological systems:
Metabolism — Microbial composition influences how nutrients are absorbed and energy is regulated.
Immune Signaling — Over 70% of immune activity is gut-associated; dysbiosis directly disrupts immune responses.
Inflammatory Regulation — Microbial imbalance is a key driver of chronic low-grade inflammation linked to multiple conditions.
Mitochondrial Activity — Gut-derived metabolites influence cellular energy production at the mitochondrial level.
This four-system connection is the foundation of the AMMAGENOMICS diagnostic framework. That is why gut microbiome testing is no longer just for digestive complaints but it is a window into whole-body health.
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These are the most common signs of gut microbial imbalance often dismissed or left undiagnosed for years.
Molecular microbiome testing helps identify the specific microbial imbalances contributing to these symptoms, giving you answers, not guesswork.
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Your gut microbiome is shaped by how you live. Several environmental and lifestyle factors are known to disrupt microbial balance:
Identifying which factors are active in your case is the first step. Your microbiome test results help us understand exactly what has shifted and why.
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At AMMAGENOMICS, gut microbiome analysis goes beyond standard testing. Our molecular diagnostic approach examines microbial composition at the DNA level, providing precise, clinically relevant insights.
Our analytical methods include:
🧬 16S rRNA PCR Analysis — Identifies and quantifies bacterial species with molecular precision
🔬 Targeted Bacterial Dysbiosis Panels — Screens for specific imbalances linked to gut and systemic conditions
🍄 Fungal ITS Molecular Detection — Detects fungal dysbiosis including Candida and other pathogenic species 🦠 Pathogenic Bacterial Screening — Identifies disease-associated bacteria beyond standard culture methods
Our Gut Dysbiosis Test Panels:
Basic Gut Dysbiosis PCR Test – Initial microbiome screening
Advanced Gut Dysbiosis Panel – Comprehensive bacterial profiling
Fungal Dysbiosis Panel – Fungal imbalance detection
Custom Panels – Condition-specific requirements
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Simple Home Sample Collection
AMMAGENOMICS provides home collection kits for stool microbiome testing.
Collection process:
1️⃣ Order the test kit online
2️⃣ Collect stool sample using sterile collection tube
3️⃣ Secure the sample in provided packaging
4️⃣ Return sample for molecular laboratory analysis
Testing is performed in the AMMAGENOMICS Molecular Diagnostics Laboratory. Simple, hygienic, and designed for patient comfort.
What the report shows
The microbiome report includes
* microbial balance indicators
* detection of specific bacterial species
* fungal microbiome analysis
* molecular biomarker observations.
Reports are designed to support analytical interpretation and research insight.
AMMAGENOMICS supports national and international sample submissions.
Regions served:
India, United States, Europe, UAE, GCC countries, Singapore, Malaysia, African countires, Sri Lanka, and more.
International microbiome testing kits can be shipped worldwide.
How it works:
✔ Kit shipped to your location
✔ Easy self-collection
✔ Secure international return shipping
✔ Molecular testing at our lab
Need assistance?
📞 Call us: +91 7200636219
📞 Alternate: +91 9840656219
💬 WhatsApp: Start Chat
Book your Gut Microbiome Test today to gain deeper insight into your health.
Why choose AMMAGENOMICS
Molecular Diagnostics Expertise
✔ NABL Accredited Laboratory (ISO 15189:2022)
✔ Advanced PCR-based microbiome testing
✔ Detection of bacterial and fungal dysbiosis
✔ Scientifically structured analytical reports
✔ Personalized diet and lifestyle guidance
✔ Global home sample collection kits
✔ Preventive and systems-level health approach

Our gut microbiome is influenced by diet, lifestyle, and environmental factors. Understanding the microbial profile helps guide informed health decisions.

| 1 | Blood Polyphenol Test |
| 2 | Blood Antioxidant Test |
| 3 | Blood MDA Test |
| 4 | Vaginal Dysbiosis Test |
| 5 | Gut Dysbiosis Test |
| 6 | Follicle Stimulating Hormone Test |
| 7 | Luteinizing Hormone Test |
| 8 | Prolactin Test |
| 9 | Blood Hemoglobin Test |
| 10 | Progesterone Hormone Test |
| 1 | CBC |
| 2 | RBS |
| 3 | HBA1C |
| 4 | UREA |
| 5 | CREATININE |
| 6 | LIVER FUNCTION TEST |
| 7 | URIC ACID & TSH |
| 8 | LIPID PROFILE |
| 9 | URINE ROUTINE |
| 10 | BLOOD POLYPHENOL TEST |
| 11 | BLOOD ANTIOXIDANT TEST |
| 12 | BLOOD MDA TEST |
| 13 | GUT DYSBIOSIS TEST |
| 1 | Blood Polyphenol Test |
| 2 | Blood Antioxidant Test |
| 3 | Blood MDA Test |
| 4 | Vaginal Dysbiosis Test |
| 5 | Gut Dysbiosis Test |
| 6 | Follicle Stimulating Hormone Test |
| 7 | Luteinizing Hormone Test |
| 8 | Prolactin Test |
| 9 | Blood Hemoglobin Test |
| 10 | Progesterone Hormone Test |
| 1 | CBC |
| 2 | ESR |
| 3 | FASTING BLOOD SUGAR |
| 4 | HBA1C |
| 5 | LIPID PROFILE |
| 6 | LIVER FUNCTION TEST |
| 7 | UREA |
| 8 | HBSAG |
| 10 | URINE ROUTINE |
| 11 | TSH |
| 12 | CREATININE |
| 12 | URIC ACID |
| 13 | POST PRANDIAL BLOOD SUGAR |
| 1 | CBC |
| 2 | ESR |
| 3 | Blood Sugar |
| 4 | Lipid profile |
| 5 | Liver function tests |
| 6 | Urea |
| 7 | Creatinine |
| 8 | Urine analysis |
| 1 | CBC |
| 2 | IL6 |
| 3 | D DIMER |
| 4 | CRP |
| 5 | LDH |
| 6 | ALBUMIN |
| 7 | SGPT |
| 8 | CREATININE |
| 9 | ESR |
| 1 | VITAMIN D |
| 2 | VITAMIN B12 |
| 3 | CALCIUM |
| 1 | GLUCOSE FASTING |
| 2 | GLUCOSE POSTPRANDIAL |
| 3 | HBA1C |
| 4 | UREA |
| 5 | CREATININE |
| 6 | LIPID PROFILE |
| 7 | BLOOD POLYPHENOL TEST |
| 1 | FOLLICLE-STIMULATING HORMONE (FSH) |
| 2 | ESTRADIOL |
| 3 | LUTEINIZING HORMONE (LH) LEVEL |
| 4 | ANTI-MÜLLERIAN HORMONE (AMH) |
| 5 | SERUM PROGESTERONE |
| 6 | PROLACTIN |
| 7 | GUT DYSBIOSIS TEST |
| 8 | HBA1C |
| 10 | URINE ROUTINE |
| 11 | TSH |
| 12 | HIV |
| 12 | BLOOD POLYPHENOL TEST |
| 13 | VAGINAL MICROBIOME TEST |
| 1 | CBC |
| 2 | RBS |
| 3 | HBA1C |
| 4 | RENAL FUNCTION TEST |
| 5 | GUT DYSBIOSIS TEST |
| 6 | LIVER FUNCTION TEST |
| 7 | ANTI-MULLERIAN HORMONE (AMH) |
| 8 | TSH |
| 9 | RUBELLA IGG |
| 10 | HCV |
| 11 | URINE ROUTINE |
| 12 | BLOOD POLYPHENOL TEST |
| 13 | VAGINAL MICROBIOME TEST |