Cambridge and Suffolk Thermal Imaging

15/01/2026

Really useful if you’ve ever had a breast cyst

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13/01/2026

A must watch - early detection is so important

Have you booked your scan yet ?

08/01/2026

Heads up ladies ! We know men delay going to the doctors but did you know Thermography isn’t just for women.

Men benefit too – from vascular health to prostate screening and even detecting inflammation linked to sports injuries.

Health checks aren’t just about reacting. They’re about preventing 💪.”

Contact the clinic today

03/01/2026

Clinics in Jan:
10th, 15th, 24th & 29th.

Book your slot today.

30/12/2025

There is a strong argument to have a thermography breast scan either as a standalone test or alongside a regular mammogram!

Why ?

Because they are different in what they can discover.

THERMOGRAPHY

Thermography detects metabolic and vascular thermal changes that occur sooner than a mass is established.

MAMMOGRAM

Can detect an established physical mass in the breast (about the size of a small grape).

To be clear :
A normal thermogram indicates that you have physiologically healthy breasts which is reassuring if you have a family history of breast cancer.

We will be open again in January for appointments .

29/12/2025

Some important resources here if you are newly diagnosed .

If you've been newly diagnosed with Lobular Breast Cancer, undergoing or recovering from treatment or living with metastatic disease, it can help to talk to someone who understands what you're going through 🧡

Here are three cancer charities that provide support services over the Christmas period🎄

1. Breast Cancer Now has a free helpline that you can on 0808 800 6000. They also have an online forum that is open 24/7.

2. Cancer Research UK has an online forum, Cancer Chat, that is open 24/7.

3. Macmillan Cancer Support has a free support line (0808 808 0000). They also have an online community.

It helps to talk.

20/12/2025

GIVE YOURSELF A GIFT THIS CHRISTMAS THAT WILL LAST LONGER THAN THE TREE!

Did you know we offer an ADVANCED WOMANS HEALTH CHECK?

All women can benefit from the Women’s Health Check Scan. This quick and easy test is more advanced and more specific than any other women’s health thermography screening.
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This is an opportunity to detect changes earlier than possible through self-examination, doctor examination and diagnostic testing and is more comprehensive than breast screening alone.

Weighted for analysis and specific to female symptoms that may relate to thyroid dysfunction, genito-urinary dysfunction or oestrogen dominance. The programme has been designed with a special grading system attached to the scan to assess oestrogen dominance.

The images are part of a graded analysis including breast, female reproductive organs, thyroid, endocrine, visceral and autonomic status to provide a holistic view of overall health and future risk levels, which can be used as part of a preventative health programme.

Prices start from £300. For more information contact the clinic.

10/12/2025

If you have gut issues a thermography scan will revealed the heat signals linked to digestion and organ stress which will help your healthcare professional with their treatment decisions

09/12/2025

02/12/2025

Really use guide on how to check your breasts.

02/12/2025

6 early signs of breast cancer you should never ignore

Dr Adeyemo flags six signs you should never ignore – while they might not end up being anything sinister, it’s always best to get checked out.

Skin texture changes: Breast cancer can cause inflammation within the skin, leading to dimpling, thickening, or a texture similar to an orange peel.

Changes in breast shape or size: A gradual or unexplained change in the contour, size, or symmetry of one breast can indicate an underlying mass or structural change in breast tissue. Women often attribute this to hormonal, but persistent changes should be evaluated.

Ni**le changes: New ni**le inversion, sudden flattening, or deviation in ni**le direction can indicate a tumour pulling on underlying ducts.

Persistent crusting, scaling, or a rash on the ni**le area may also signal Paget disease (a bone disease that disrupts normal bone remodelling, affecting the way new bone tissue is formed) of the breast.

Ni**le discharge: Discharge that is spontaneous, persistent, clear, bloody, or from one breast is more concerning than discharge related to pressure or expressed from both breasts.Unilateral discharge can indicate a lesion within a milk duct.

Breast or ni**le pain: Although most breast cancer is painless in early stages, some women experience localised pain or a burning sensation. Pain that is persistent and located in one area warrants clinical assessment.

A lump: Not all breast cancers present as a clearly defined lump. Some cancers develop as an area of thickened tissue or a subtle change in density rather than a discrete mass. Any persistent firmness, localised thickening, or tissue change that feels different from the surrounding breast should be evaluated by a clinician. Suspicious findings are not limited to the breast itself. Lumps or swelling in the armpit or around the clavicle can indicate involvement of regional lymph nodes and require prompt assessment.

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A thermography scan is non invasive and can see areas of inflammation in the breast tissue at early stages - book yours today

Early detection saves lives .

Dr Wuraola Adeyemo explains why early detection is key, what to look out for, and how often to check your breasts

29/11/2025

Lobular Breast Cancer is sometimes called the 'sneaky' cancer but at LBCUK we don't use that term and we ask clinicians and the media to not use that term either.

Why? Because 'sneaky ' personifies cancer and implies it is a 'thinking creature' that is consciously moving around and hiding from being detected - and that’s not the case. Using words like 'sneaky' or 'creepy' can simply add to our fear.

Lobular tumours aren’t sneaky. We simply haven’t got the best tools yet for detecting them in the most effective way. We need better tools to detect this distinct disease and we need more research to make this change.

This is something that we are passionate about at LBCUK. Together with radiologists, oncologists, breast surgeons and researchers we are working to better understand Lobular through research studies and identify the ways to most effectively diagnose primary and metastatic tumours.