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Thermography Procedure, what to expect 

Thermography: Your Partner in Preventive Health

In today's proactive healthcare, the importance of early detection and ongoing monitoring cannot be overstated, particularly when it comes to breast health. A first-time thermography screening is a crucial step in understanding overall wellness and identifying potential areas of concern.

Understanding Thermography.

Thermography is a non-invasive imaging technique that uses infrared technology to detect heat patterns and blood flow in the body. By identifying changes in vascular patterns, thermography can help indicate areas of inflammation, which may be precursors to certain health issues, including breast abnormalities. The procedure involves a full-body thermal imaging session, allowing us to establish a comprehensive view of your body’s thermal landscape. This baseline is essential, as it highlights key areas that may warrant further attention. You should allow up to 7 days to receive your report.

 

The Importance of Follow-Up Studies

For first-time clients, we recommend a follow-up breast study within three months of your initial screening. This follow-up is crucial for establishing a stable baseline for your vascular patterns. Why is this significant? Research shows that cancerous cells can double in number approximately every 100 days. By conducting an additional study shortly after your initial screening, we can accurately assess any changes in your thermal patterns, which may indicate emerging concerns. This timely approach allows for early intervention, monitoring, and a better understanding of your breast health.

We recommend continuing annual thermography assessments once your baseline is established through these initial screenings. This regular monitoring not only tracks any changes in your thermal patterns but also allows you to complement your thermography results with other screening tools, providing a comprehensive approach to your health and wellness. Regular annual screenings facilitate a clear picture of your health over time and ensure that any significant changes are identified and addressed rapidly.

 

Conclusion: A Holistic Approach to Wellness

Incorporating thermography into your annual health routine is a proactive way to take charge of your wellness. It serves as a complementary tool alongside other diagnostic methods, helping you to identify areas of concern early on. By engaging in regular screenings, including your first-time full-body thermography session and subsequent follow-ups, you contribute to a more comprehensive understanding of your health. Together, we can create a personalized health strategy that empowers you to make informed decisions and promotes your overall well-being. Remember, your health is an ongoing journey—let us partner with you every step of the way.

thermography interpretation

Providing You With The Answers

Thermography is used as an aid for diagnosis and prognosis as well as monitoring therapy progression for conditions and injuries listed below

  • Coronary Artery Disease

  • Vascular Disease

  • Breast Disease

  • Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

  • Disc Disease

  • Inflammatory Pain

  • Skin Cancer

  • Autoimmune Diseases

  • Sprain/ Strain

  • Sports Injuries

  • Back Injuries

  • Arthritis

  • Headaches

  • Migraines

  • Nerve Damage

  • Unexplained Pain

  • Fibromyalgia

  • RSD (CRPS)

  • Dental and TMJ

  • Fractures

  • Stroke Screening

  • Whiplash

  • Digestive Disorders

  • Heart Disease

  • Root Canal Infections

  • Diabetes

  • Organ Health 

  • Deep Vein Thrombosis

  • Lymphatic Congestion

  • Abdominal issues 

FULL BODY NON-INVASIVE THERMAL IMAGING 

What thermography can show us

Please read the following protocol requirements before having your Thermal Imaging procedure​

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  • No excessive exercise - walks, gym, sports

  • It is important to wear loose clothing on the day

  • No sun tanning

  • No hot drinks, coffee, tea, cola, alcohol, or spicy food 2 hours prior to thermal imaging

  • No smoking for at least 2 hours prior to imaging

  • No massage, chiro, physio, acupuncture, cupping - 2 days before imaging

  • No lotions or perfume 

  • must wait for 3 months after any surgery or biopsy 

  • Nursing mothers must be 3 months clear of breastfeeding 

  • Men need to wear speedos not loose boxers

Taking Care Of Your Health Today!

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