The following are just some of the reproductive medical conditions that have been successfully treated with acupuncture and Oriental Medicine:
- Unexplained Infertility
- Immunologic Infertililty
- Improved semen quality and quantity
- Prolactinemia
- Recurrent Miscarriage
- Luteal Phase Defect
- Thin Uterine Lining
- Advanced Maternal Age
- Poor Egg Quality
- Endometriosis
- Annovulation
- High FSH, Poor Responders
- Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome
Benefits of Oriental Medicine include:
- Improvements in your uterine lining
- Increased blood flow to your uterus
- Regulation of your hormones
- Reduction of your stress associated with fertility problems
- Improved function of your ovaries
- Increased conception with or without Assisted Reproductive Technologies
- Increased live birth rates
- Lower rates of ectopic pregnancies
The Heart of the Matter:
For thousands of years Oriental Medicine has recognized that the ability to reproduce is dependent on the body being in balance. Further this physical balance is intimately connected with the health of our emotional and mental health.
When fertility is challenging it penetrates every aspect of our beings. It shakes us to our roots and is often the impetus for introspection. This process is not isolated to the challenge of fertility, but rather the challenge of fertility brings with it an opportunity for growth and resolve. It is from this centered place that emotions are soothed, hormones balanced and fertility enhanced.
As we work together to enrich your fertile potential I will share all of the details you need to know to achieve a healthy pregnancy and birth as well as support your inner journey towards wholeness. A peaceful heart is the highest expression of health as well as the greatest invitation for new life to grow.
Acupuncture, Fertility Research Delivers Healthy Results:
Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) has been practiced for thousands of years. Amazingly, the first written gynecological records date back to the Shang dynasty (1500 BC- 1000 BC), but here in the U.S. and other Western countries, people are just beginning to understand and appreciate the effectiveness of Traditional Chinese Medicine. It isn’t easy to compare Traditional Chinese Medicine and Western medicine because there are profound differences that underlie the basic notions of your health, body and treatment. Western medicine often takes a more mechanistic view of people – your body may be treated as if it is a collection of machine parts rather than one whole, integrated system. Alternatively, Traditional Chinese Medicine sees individuals as personal ecosystems, with each part depending on, and influencing, all the other parts. This “whole body” approach means that treatment addresses the complete systems of your body rather than just attending to your symptoms. As a result of such a treatment strategy, most patients experience an improvement in their specific condition and also a better overall sense of health and well being. Read More…