Your symptoms do not fit one box
Fatigue, digestive changes, disrupted sleep, pain or poor recovery may share context without having one single cause.
Integrative medicine
Your clinical story
does not happen in parts.
A medical assessment connecting symptoms, history, context and tests to decide what deserves attention first.
When each specialist sees one part,
someone must read the whole.
Integrative medicine may help when a clinical question needs a broader, coordinated view.
You have reports, but no direction
You have results, diagnoses or recommendations, yet nobody has organised them around a common priority.
You want to act earlier
You want to understand modifiable risks and make preventive decisions with medical judgement, rather than chase every isolated marker.
Life takes more out of you than you can recover
Work, training, rest and life transitions may be competing for a capacity that no longer replenishes in the same way.
Integration is not mixing.
It is deciding with context.
The consultation organises diverse clinical information and separates what matters from what does not.
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History
Background, progression, treatment and warning signs.
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Biology
Symptoms, function, metabolism and available biomarkers.
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Context
Sleep, nutrition, movement, stress and daily environment.
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Priority
What needs investigation, what can change and what should be followed.
The assessment
Understand first.
Intervene second.
Tests and treatments are not added by default. Every decision should answer a clinical question.
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Listen
Reconstruct the reason for attending, its progression and its real impact on your life.
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Review
Organise your history, medication, reports and results already available.
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Assess
Carry out the clinical and functional examination relevant to the case.
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Prioritise
Define problems, goals and next steps in a clear order.
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Coordinate
Connect professionals and review the response when the case requires it.
More information does not always mean more clarity. What matters is knowing which finding changes a decision.
The aim is not to accumulate tests, supplements or specialists. It is to build a proportionate, explainable and reviewable clinical direction.
A broad view.
Clear clinical boundaries.
These areas may form part of the assessment, according to your history and medical indication.
Metabolic health
Energy, body composition, glucose, lipids and lifestyle-related factors.
Cardiovascular health
History, blood pressure, overall risk and specific assessment when indicated.
Digestion and nutrition
Symptoms, tolerance, habits and their relationship with the complete clinical context.
Sleep and recovery
Rest quality, rhythms, load and capacity to adapt.
Hormonal transitions
Changes requiring medical assessment, careful interpretation and specialist coordination.
Personalised prevention
Realistic decisions based on risk, history, function and personal goals.
Versions
The same wide view.
Different starting points.
Everyone arrives with a different history and different needs. This is how the assessment is shaped.
Women’s health
Who it is for: Women whose symptoms change with each stage of life and who want a medical reading of the whole picture.
What it focuses on
- Hormonal transitions with medical assessment
- Energy, sleep and metabolism
- Coordination with PNI and other specialties
Demanding lives
Who it is for: People with little time, a pile of reports and a health they don’t want to leave for later.
What it focuses on
- An ordered reading of the whole history
- Clear priorities from the first consultation
- A team that coordinates the next steps
International patients
Who it is for: Residents of and visitors to the Costa Blanca who want integrative medical care in their own language.
What it focuses on
- Consultations in Spanish, English and German with Dr Welter; Norwegian, Russian, Polish, French and Arabic with the team
- Review of previous reports, including from other countries
- Close support throughout the process
A broad consultation
does not replace a specialist.
Integrative medicine helps frame the case and coordinate it. When cardiology, orthopaedics, PNI, physiotherapy or another specialty is needed, the case is referred or managed jointly.
ETRYUM does not propose alternatives to conventional medicine or promise outcomes. Every professional works within their clinical scope.
Medical direction
Dr Patrick Welter
Integrative and functional medicine
Prevention and longevity
A physician who graduated from Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg (Germany), dedicated to integrative, functional, preventive and personalised medicine, with clinical experience in Switzerland and Germany. As Medical Director, he sets the shared clinical standard that connects ETRYUM's disciplines around each case.
View full profileBefore you begin.
Does integrative medicine replace my doctor or specialist?
No. It can help organise the case, complete an assessment and coordinate disciplines. Specific diagnosis and treatment always belong to the appropriate licensed professional.
Do I need tests before the consultation?
No. Bring any recent reports and results you already have. Additional testing is considered only after deciding whether it can change a clinical decision.
Are supplements recommended to everyone?
No. Supplementation is not automatic or central to the approach. It is considered only when individually indicated, with a safety review and full account of medication.
Can I attend without a diagnosis?
Yes. You can come with symptoms, a complex history or a preventive goal. The initial assessment will help identify the most appropriate investigation or professional.
How does the team coordinate?
With your consent, relevant professionals share the information they need, agree priorities and avoid duplicated advice or isolated treatment.
Integrative medical assessment
Start by organising
the complete story.
Leave your details. The team will contact you to understand your reason for attending and organise the right first step.
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