Treating Infertility with Chinese Medicine
Infertility can imply the inability to get pregnant despite having unprotected intercourse frequently. Some common reasons for infertility include inadequate diet, stress, and exposure to certain chemicals.
Many women with fertility problems are turning to Traditional Chinese Medicine. A TCM practitioner, or acupuncturist, uses pulse and tongue diagnosis to understand more deeply what is happening in your body. Your acupuncturist will also want to take a look at your medical reports to gain an in-depth understanding of your condition from a western view as well.
An experienced acupuncturist knows that one size does not fit all. Two patients may both come with fertility issues; however, if the acupuncturist diagnoses that they have different accompanying conditions, they may create two different plans and two different herbal formulas.
Chinese herbs can bring enormous health benefits to both men and women with fertility issues. The Chinese have been using traditional herbs to treat several male and female fertility problems such as low sperm activity, premature ejaculation, non-ejaculation, low sperm count, loss of sex drive, and failure to achieve implantation since time immemorial.
Emotions such as anger and frustration linked with liver imbalances are among the most common causes of unexplained infertility in Chinese medicine. Chinese herbs are beneficial for treating psychological causes of infertility.
When a person with infertility struggles with negative emotions, their acupuncturist creates a unique formula and uses acupuncture to treat their infertility and depression.
Based on your diagnosis, your acupuncturist will create a treatment plan herbal formula, customized to where you are in life.
Anchor Acupuncture & Wellness is a reputable acupuncture clinic in the East Bay. We use acupuncture to treat the root cause, not just the symptoms. To make an appointment with one of our licensed professionals in the East Bay, CA, call 415-855-3112.
About Post Author
Amanda Moler
Amanda Moler is a licensed acupuncturist and certified fertility acupuncturist (FABORM), serving San Francisco, CA. Her educational background includes receiving a bachelor’s degree in Peace Studies and Conflict Resolution from Antioch College in 2001 and in 2010, her master’s degree from American College of Traditional Chinese Medicine. In 2008, she also attended Pacific College of Oriental Medicine in Chicago, IL for education on acupuncture and oriental medicine. Asa Fellow of the American Board of Oriental Reproductive Medicine, she has gained recognition for treating complex women fertility cases, providing guidance on painful side-effects of drugs, hormones, and maintaining the overall well-being of women. Follow Anchor Acupuncture and Amanda Moler on Facebook , Instagram, LinkedIn.