Relief is possible when you repair the root-cause — your vaginal microbiome.

A new approach to vaginal health: treat your microbiome, not just the symptoms.

Do any of these sound familiar?

Typical vaginal microbiome-linked symptoms & conditions include:

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Recurrent UTIs
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Bacterial vaginosis (BV)
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Vaginal thrush (candida)
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Vulvovaginal candidiasis
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Urethritis (urethral irritation)
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Vaginal odour
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Unusual discharge
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Vaginal dryness
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Vaginal itching or irritation
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Burning with urination
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Pain during sex
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Urinary urgency or frequency
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Bladder discomfort or cystitis
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Pelvic discomfort or pressure
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Recurring yeast infections after antibiotics
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Difficulty maintaining healthy vaginal pH
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Food or lifestyle triggers causing flare-ups
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Feeling like nothing ever fully resolves the issue
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Infections linked to synthetic underwear or hygiene products
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Fungal overgrowth

The Problem.

You’ve tried antibiotics 💊 antifungal creams 🧴
cranberry juice 🍒, probiotics 🥛 even swapped
soaps 🧼 and underwear 👙 Plus, you’ve spent thousands 💸
with experts already.

Yet, no lasting results.

Your vaginal health depends on the balance of protective Lactobacillus. When your pH drifts out of range, these good bacteria are displaced by candida or harmful bacteria.

That imbalance (called dysbiosis) is what drives BV, thrush, and recurring UTIs.

Grounded in Evidence, Backed by Research.

Research shows vaginal conditions like UTIs, BV, Thrush and Cystitis are often linked to microbial imbalance.

Open Forum Infectious Diseases, 2024

Open Forum Infectious Diseases, 2024

Najeeb et al. (2024) “Role of the Gut, Urine, and Vaginal Microbiomes in the Pathogenesis of Urinary Tract Infection in Women and Consideration of Microbiome Therapeutics.” Open Forum Infectious Diseases.

Best Practice & Research Clinical Obstetrics & Gynaecology, 2023

Best Practice & Research Clinical Obstetrics & Gynaecology, 2023

Faught & Reyes (2023) “Bacterial vaginosis: A state of microbial dysbiosis.” Best Practice & Research Clinical Obstetrics & Gynaecology.

Journal of Clinical Medicine, 2025

Journal of Clinical Medicine, 2025

Carolus et al. (2025) “Vaginal Candida albicans infections: host–pathogen–microbiome interactions.” FEMS Microbiology Reviews.

Reproductive Medicine and Biology, 2021

Reproductive Medicine and Biology, 2021

Liu et al. (2021) “A preliminary study on the associations between Ureaplasma, Mycoplasma, and the vaginal microbiome.” Reproductive Medicine and Biology.

Applied and Environmental Microbiology, 2021

Applied and Environmental Microbiology, 2021

Sánchez-Pellicer et al. (2023) “Rosacea, microbiome and probiotics: the gut-skin axis.” Frontiers in Microbiology.

Journal of Infectious Diseases, 2021

Journal of Infectious Diseases, 2021

Brotman & Ravel (2021) “Connecting the Dots: Translating the Vaginal Microbiome Into a Drug.” Journal of Infectious Diseases.

Frontiers in Cellular and Infection Microbiology, 2024

Frontiers in Cellular and Infection Microbiology, 2024

Jiang et al. (2024) “Associations of vaginal microbiota with the onset, severity, and type of genitourinary syndrome of menopause.” Frontiers in Cellular and Infection Microbiology.

Frontiers in Cellular and Infection Microbiology, 2019

Frontiers in Cellular and Infection Microbiology, 2019

Zhou et al. (2023) “Dysbiosis of vaginal and cervical microbiome is associated with uterine fibroids.” Frontiers in Cellular and Infection Microbiology.

Why Patients Are Choosing
to Treat the Microbiome

More and more women facing recurrent vaginal infections and discomfort are exploring microbiome-focused care.

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Research shows that disruptions in the vaginal microbiome (dysbiosis) are strongly linked to bacterial vaginosis, thrush, recurrent UTIs, cystitis, and vaginal odour.
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By restoring protective Lactobacillus dominance, patients may see fewer infections, healthier vaginal pH, reduced irritation, and improved urinary comfort.
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Treating the vaginal microbiome complements gynaecology and GP care, addressing the “root-cause” drivers of persistent or recurring vaginal and urinary symptoms.
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Women are choosing this approach because it offers a personalised, evidence-informed program with medical oversight and prescribing doctors.

📋 How It Works

It’s just like seeing your GP — Just more comprehensive, and more personalised.

Book a Consult An initial consult discuss your medical history and presenting symptoms — You'll leave with specific testing to do. Online or In-Person Consults
Diagnostic Testing Complete the prescribed microbiome & diagnostic testing — Microbiome tests can be performed at home. Tests kits shipped to your home
Microbiome Repair Book a follow-up consult — Discuss your results and receive your personalised Repair-4™ treatment program. Prescriptions, Supplements & Diet

What the Program Involves

At The Microbiome Clinic, our doctors go beyond creams and prescriptions by treating the gut–skin connection. Using advanced microbiome testing and personalised programs, we give you the missing piece your skin routine has been waiting for.

Book a Free Discovery Call

Schedule a call with our patient care team today.

We’ll answer any questions you have, and explore whether The Microbiome Clinic™ is right for you.

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Developed by a Leading
Australian Microbiome Expert

Dr. Paul Froomes — Gastroenterologist and Microbiome Expert.

Dr. Paul Froomes
BMedSci, MBBS, FRACP, MD

Dr. Froomes is a gastroenterologist with over 30 years of experience helping patients with complex gastrointestinal disorders. Trained at Monash University and the RACP, he has gone on to complete advanced training in endoscopy and oesophageal physiology, as well as a master’s degree in liver disease at the University of Melbourne.

Beyond his hospital work, Dr Froomes has dedicated his career to finding the root-causes of gut issues like IBS, reflux, and inflammatory bowel disease.

He co-founded The Microbiome Clinic™, a new age medical practice built to make his decades of learnings about the microbiome accessible to more patients and practitioners.

After seeing countless people struggle with conditions that didn’t improve under standard care, he recognised the need for a model that treats the root cause—imbalances in the microbiome—rather than just the symptoms.

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Vaginal Health Program

Combine the best of a microbiome approach with traditional healthcare — Get answers to your vaginal health struggles.

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FAQs

Step 1: Initial Consult – Book in with one of our doctors to discuss your skin and gut concerns. In-person consults may be eligible for Medicare rebates.

Step 2: Testing – Complete your recommended microbiome test(s) at home, then book your follow-up consult once results are ready.

Step 3: Personalised Plan – At your follow-up, your doctor will analyse your results and prescribe your tailored Repair-4™ program — a 4-week plan combining practitioner-only supplements, prescription medication if needed, and targeted nutrition advice.

Step 4: Repair-4™ – Complete your 4-week Reset, designed to rebalance your specific gut imbalances that drive skin flare-ups.

Step 5: Maintain – Book a review consult to assess your progress and transition into a long-term microbiome maintenance plan.

Our medical doctors combine microbiome expertise with traditional medical training. Every plan is personalised — we test your unique microbiome before treating.

We use safe, medical-grade protocols that complement your gynaecologist's care. Our programs are structured, with each step designed to play a crucial role in improving outcomes.

Yes — Medicare rebates apply under certain criteria.

For women's health consultations, all online and in-person consults are eligible (subject to legislative change).

Your gut and vagina are closely connected through immune, hormonal and microbial pathways — this is called the gut–vagina axis.

When either microbiome is imbalanced, protective Lactobacillus can be displaced, leading to conditions like bacterial vaginosis, thrush, recurrent UTIs, and vaginal irritation. By rebalancing the microbiome, we address an internal driver of these persistent issues.

Together, treating both the local symptoms and the microbial source offers a more complete approach to restoring vaginal health.