Microcirculation 

• Can be found in all organs
• Composed of arterioles, venules & capillaries
• 2-100mm in diameter, less than 1/20 of human hair;
• 1/100 of the thickness of a piece of paper

Microcirculation Screening

We use a high precision microcirculation microscope to observe your nicrocirculations at the finger nail fold.Microcirculation deals with the flow of blood from arterioles to capillaries or sinusoids to venules. Blood flows freely between an arteriole and a venule through a vessel channel called a thoroughfare channel. Capillaries extend from this channel and structures called precapillary sphincters control the flow of blood between the arteriole and capillaries.

We are looking at the pattern of your microciuculations which indicates some of the conditions:

Blood Microcirculation disorder and diseases

•           Cerbral: deficiency of oxygen and blood supply causes headache, dizziness, insomnia, memory lost, even stroke.

•           cadiovascular: malnutrition cardiac muscle lead to the chest distress, anxiety, arrhythmia, angina pectoris, even myocardial infarction

•           Respiratory system: shortage of breath, chest distress, cough, asthma

•           Digestive system: decreased gastrointestinal function or disorder of

•           gastrointestinal duct

•           Liver: abdominal pain and distress, poor appetite

•           Renal: loin pain, blood urine, protein urine, edema

•           Skin: spots, senile plaque, numbness,

•           Other organs, muscle, joint who manifests the microcirculation disorder also  show lots of problems