Multiple crypts attached and surrounded by tiny, punctate silvery whitish pigments/ patches throughout the pupillary zone with minor rays/ radial furrows emanate from the edge of the IPB to the inner border of the collarette indicates :
- Possible gastric, diverticulitis and duodenal ulcer tendency.
- Intestinal dybiosis and mucosal difficulties tendency.
- Heliobacter Pylori testing is recommended.
a) Crypts located inside the border of the collarette / inner pupillary zone - 60', 210', 250' & 315' embryological signs possible of pancreas dysfunction, stress in urinary bladder, frontal and maxillary sinusitis and Liver stress involvement.
b) Minor rays at 180', 230', 268' & 285' suggests hypothalamus stress, blood sugar imbalance, breast and thyroid related problems.
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