Map Your Pain with DITI

The right technology can help us in mapping our health and this form of health check is a fantastic way for early detection of disease or monitoring of treatment. A new way in detecting early changes through biochemical changes in our body can be done and visualized without any radiation or pain – Digital Infrared Thermal Imaging (DITI). DITI is an adjunctive clinical procedure that specializes in pain diagnostics, breast imaging and early stage disease detection.

            How DITI works is that it allows us to map changes in our body’s heat patterns over time. This is an excellent way to map our health. Thus, the first session provides the baseline of our thermal signature and mapping our body annually alert us to any deviations from the norm.

            It does not matter if pain is acute or chronic, DITI helps in providing the answers to pain issues that we could be facing. It remains to be the only method available for visualizing pain and pathology in any part of our body. Contrary to X-rays, CT scans, ultrasounds and MRI scans – which measure structures of the body, DITI has the unique ability to measure physiological and metabolic processes that normally precedes physical growth or changes in our body.

            DITI excels in early stage disease detection. In the instance of arthritis, it can help detect and differentiate the signs of arthritis between osteoarthritis and more severe forms like rheumatoid. It is only then that early treatment strategies can be implemented effectively, postponing any further degeneration. DITI images would ‘light up’ white and red on a scan in pain-related areas of the body. It also helps in detecting any immune dysfunction, fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue as it can indicate high levels of heat in the region correlating to the immune system and cool patterns correlating to fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue.