Drummartin Clinic 
Functional Medicine : A Possible Option For You When Standard Treatments Have Failed

Have you failed to discover an effective solution for your medical problems ?Have you consulted widely and been thoroughly investigated? Have your very unusual orvaried symptoms raised medical eyebrows.
We combine pharmaceutical medicine, functional medicine, intravenous therapy and medical ozone treatment so as to hopefully restore your quality-of-life.
Before seeing us we request that if you have any new red-flag symptoms e.g. new suspicious type headache, severe fatigue, change in bowel habit in an over-40 which require standard evaluation that you see your GP first to make sure that something needing urgent evaluation is not missed.
Further Information: we have asked a selection of our patients to write about their experience being treated at Drummartin Clinic

We seek to restore lives. We have decades of experience in investigating and treating complex illness and see 30-50 new complex illness patients each month. We cannot promise outcomes but we have been told more than once, that the effects of our treatment have been ‘life-changing’.
Pharmaceutical medicine is important, especially so in acute / emergency situations. We are not anti-pharmaceutical. Frequently the skilled use of pharmaceuticals in long-term illnesses helps maintain and restore quality-of-life. Nevertheless the medical profession must avoid the temptation to sometimes, reflexively label unusual or mysterious symptoms which do not easily fit a standard ‘disease’ pattern as purely being a manifestation of stress or a ‘somatisation disorder’.
We seek to help the disillusioned patient who has “been everywhere and tried everything”. Our aim is to bring physical, mental and emotional well-being back to people’s lives .

Our Mission at Drummartin Clinic is to offer fresh thinking , an actively listening ear and decades of GP experience along with extensive skills in functional,complementary and nutritional medicine. We are thorough and adept at also thinking outside the standard clinical ‘box’. We like to think we are kind and non-judgemental.
For best outcomes in healing patients need to be actively involved in the healing process and doctor-patient teamwork is an important part of this. Without wishing to sound too jargonistic patients need to engage with their inner healer.
Why Patients Come to See Us
Further Information: One patient’s detailed, highly personal experience – a 40 year old lady who had suffered from severe dysthymia and premenstrual dysphoric disorder for most of her life. It is a long but extremely touching and very real
Further information – to some webpages which you may find useful.
Conditions We Treat … Conditions/ situations where we consider we have a good chance of being able to assist with
Why And How People End Up Coming To See Us
Where we fit in to the overall GP/Consultant Irish Medical System
What True Wellness Looks and Feels Like.
Being truly well is not the same as just “not being sick.” Many of our patients have been told, before coming to see us many people have been told that they need psychotherapy and ‘stress management’.
Your Patient Questionnaire And Coming To See Us A Seven Minute Listen :
Help us to help you. How to complete your patient questionnaire as productively as possible
Exploring Unexplained Illness A Ten-Minute Listen
Examining some of the avenues which need to be explored and investigated
Mould and Biotoxins
Mould -related problems may present with a bewildering array of symptoms which many patients find embarrassing such as electric shocks and internal tremors or shakiness. Further information
PMS/PMDD
Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS/PMT) and Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder (PMDD): Treating PMS/PMDD is most satisfying. One often is, in fact, treating a whole family. It benefits both the individual, the couple and the children. This really came through to me very strongly one day when a patient’s husband said: “It is so wonderful to have the lovely personality I fell in love with back once more……”
Detailed information on PMS / PMDD and a detailed narrative account of a lady who suffered from PMDD and dysthymia