Acupuncture and Fertility

Very few women suffer from ‘infertility’, however many experience what I describe as sub-fertility. A couple’s ability to conceive and maintain a healthy pregnancy is commonly a reflection of the overall health of both individuals, and environmental factors within their bodies which influence reproductive health. While many individuals may have diagnosed biomedical causes for their fertility issues (such as ovarian cysts, fibroids, low ovarian reserve/quality, PCOS, endometriosis, autoimmune factors, hormonal irregularities, poor sperm count/morphology/motility to name a few), a large portion have unknown biomedical causes for infertility. Put simply, they have been unsuccessful in  conceiving naturally for a given period of time and no ultrasounds or blood tests are giving them the answers they wish to seek. Hence why I call it subfertility.

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Acupuncture and Fertility

Very few women suffer from ‘infertility’, however many experience what I describe as sub-fertility. A couple’s ability to conceive and maintain a healthy pregnancy is