It often starts quietly—maybe a family trip, a hike, or simply a glass of water that didn’t look suspicious at all. A few days later, the stomach cramps, bloating, and fatigue begin. Many patients come to SSRC thinking it’s “just acidity” or a routine stomach bug, only to learn they’re dealing with Giardiasis—an intestinal infection caused by the parasite Giardia lamblia.

At SSRC, our team of infectious disease specialists and gastroenterologists work together to identify the root cause quickly, relieve symptoms effectively, and prevent long-term complications. With advanced diagnostics, tailored treatment plans, and a patient-centred approach, we help you recover fully and reclaim daily comfort.

Giardiasis is a common waterborne parasitic infection that affects the small intestine. It spreads through contaminated water, food, or direct person-to-person contact. While often mild, untreated infection can lead to persistent digestive problems and dehydration—making early medical care essential.