Research undertaken by specialized fertility centers worldwide, has demonstrated that medical acupuncture increases fertility. This therapy helps correct infertility problems, both those related to organic disorders and those related to stress. Holistic medicine and in particular medical acupuncture has proved to be the best ally to classical medicine in the field of fertility.
Acupuncture Increases Fertility
Acupuncture is now considered to be particularly beneficial in enhancing fertility. Furthermore, according to traditional Chinese medicine it balances the energy flow of the whole body and of the genital system.
Satory Medical Centre has a Fertility enhancement Acupuncture-program which intensifies the body’s natural potential for a healthy pregnancy. Thus, the body’s ability to conceive and have a healthy baby will increase. The Acupuncture-program will also revitalize the body’s overall health and well-being which makes the whole process even more pleasant.
Specialized Acupuncture therapy at Satory Medical Centre increases fertility, as it:
- regulates hormones, especially gonadotropin, which improves ovulation.
- increases blood circulation to the uterus, and
- improves endometrial quality.
Medical acupuncture is a safe method, without side effects, when performed by a specially trained doctor.
References
- Quan K, Yu C, Wen X, Lin Q, Wang N, Ma H. Acupuncture as Treatment for Female Infertility: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis of Randomized Controlled Trials. Evid Based Complement Alternat Med. 2022 Feb 16;2022:3595033.
- Wang X, Wang Y, Wei S, He B, Cao Y, Zhang N, Li M. An Overview of Systematic Reviews of Acupuncture for Infertile Women Undergoing in vitro Fertilization and Embryo Transfer. Front Public Health. 2021 Apr 20;9:651811.
- Manheimer E, van der Windt D, Cheng K, Stafford K, Liu J, Tierney J, Lao L, Berman BM, Langenberg P, Bouter LM. The effects of acupuncture on rates of clinical pregnancy among women undergoing in vitro fertilization: a systematic review and meta-analysis. Hum Reprod Update. 2013 Nov-Dec;19(6):696-713.