TIPS ON WORKING WITH YOUR DOCTOR FOR TOTAL BREAST HEALTH CARE

Patients are always asking me if their doctor will understand their thermography report.

There’s a large spectrum of responses I’ve heard from my patients’ doctors.

Some doctors support thermography so much so, they highly suggest all their patients to have an annual full-body scan. The full-body scan will assess an individual’s current health status by listing any abnormal hot or cold spots throughout the entire body.

Medical thermography is infrared imaging.  Ideally, you would use thermography for cancer prevention, but it can also be early cancer detection which could save your life (70% of those who have diagnosed cancers from anatomical testing, could have been found up to 10 years earlier on a thermography scan).

Other doctors have never heard of thermography. Most are somewhere in between.

Here are some tips on working with your doctor:

  • Let them know we are not looking to replace the traditional tests, only add to them.
  • Email your report to them and ask for a consult appointment to review your results. A thermologist will compose your thermography report much like how a radiologist will write a report on an X-ray or ultrasound.These reports are meant for your primary care physician to offer you further recommendations based on your results if any are needed.

If you’d like a sample report to review with a Breast Thermography International (BTI), I am happy to discuss it with you or your doctor. Contact me to set up a review.

There is a wide range of suggestions your doctor could give you to improve your next thermography report.

Here are some examples they may recommend:

  • Change parts of your diet or balance your hormones.
  • Relieve muscle and joint tension with yoga or other forms of exercise.
  • Have a chiropractic adjustment.
  • Meditate with calming music or breath practices, since most diseases can be caused by stress.
  • Sometimes, although we try our best to live a healthy life, we still may need to reduce toxins with a detox program.
  • Also your doctor may want to order diagnostics testing from the findings in your report.

These are just some of the many recommendations you and your physician can discuss to work toward a healthier life.

And go ahead and share your thermography report with your family and friends. This might encourage them to include thermography into their own annual health regimen.

Remember, early detection saves lives and prevention is ideal.

 

 – Patricia Bowden-Luccardi LMT CTT, CNMT

http://www.patricialuccardi.com/