Dr Rose Trieu

Dr Rose Trieu is a highly skilled and dedicated Gastroenterologist based in Sydney, Australia. She is committed to providing exceptional care to her patients, focusing on delivering personalized treatments tailored to each individual's needs.

Dr Trieu completed her physician training at Westmead Hospital before specialising in gastroenterology. She further honed her expertise by undertaking several years of fellowship training in gastrointestinal motility disorders at the prestigious Neurogastroenterology Unit at Royal North Shore Hospital.

Currently, Dr Trieu is pursuing her PhD, focusing on diagnostic and therapeutic options for conditions affecting the anorectum, such as chronic constipation, faecal incontinence, and obstetric-related anal sphincter injuries. Her research aims to advance the understanding and treatment of these conditions.

While Dr Trieu's practice encompasses all aspects of gastroenterology and liver disease, including bowel cancer screening, inflammatory bowel disease, and liver disorders, she has a special interest in functional gut disorders. This includes conditions like irritable bowel syndrome, chronic constipation, faecal incontinence, reflux disease, and swallowing disorders. Dr Trieu has received specialised training in oesophageal and anorectal manometry, procedures that aid in the diagnosis of these conditions.

Dr Trieu is fluent in English and also speaks Mandarin, allowing her to effectively communicate and connect with a diverse range of patients. She strives to provide compassionate and comprehensive care, making sure her patients are well-informed and involved in their treatment plans.

In addition to her clinical practice, Dr Trieu remains actively involved in research within her field of interest. She has contributed to publications focusing on lower gastrointestinal dysmotility, which have been presented at international conferences.

As a highly respected Gastroenterologist, Dr Rose Trieu is dedicated to improving the lives of her patients through her expertise, extensive training, and commitment to ongoing research and development in the field.