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acupuncture for fertility

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Creating the family of your dreams isn’t always easy. Acupuncture can help.
Because of acupuncture’s ability to reduce stress, increase blood flow, and correct imbalances in the body, it can be helpful in regulating the menstrual cycle, hormone levels and ovulation. This makes it an effective treatment for supporting and increasing natural fertility and as an adjunct therapy to ART (Assisted Reproductive Technology).

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acupuncture for infertility

Regular treatments for at least 3 months prior are recommended, while integrating dietary and lifestyle shifts if necessary, to gently guide your body back into a state of balance and health. Studies show that when used alongside reproductive technologies, such as IVF and IUI, Acupuncture may improve pregnancy rates by over 40%.

acupuncture can be beneficial for:

Reduce the side effects of pharmaceuticals

Improve ovarian function and egg quality

PMS and PMT

Irregular periods

PCOS

Painful periods

Prevent miscarriage

Balance hormones for increasing follicle production

Increase blood flow to the uterus for optimal endometrial health

Assist in implantation

acupuncture for male reproductive health

Fertility issues don’t only affect women. Male reproductive health can benefit from acupuncture too. Men’s reproductive conditions commonly treated with acupuncture include:

Low sperm count

Problems with sperm motility

Problems with sperm morphology

Low testosterone

Varicocele

Erectile dysfunction

frequently asked questions

  • During your initial appointment, our acupuncturist will complete a holistic assessment. Your treatment plan will be tailored towards your needs and may include additional modalities such as cupping or moxibustion. An intake form will be automatically emailed to you to complete after booking your initial visit online.

  • Cupping is an ancient Chinese method of causing local congestion. A partial vacuum is created by cups placed on the skin using either heat or suction. When the cup is left in place for a few minutes, “blood stasis” is formed and localized healing takes place. The cups draw up the underlying tissues to circulate Qi and blood, release toxins and activate the lymphatic system.

    Moxibustion is a traditional form of heat therapy that involves the safe, controlled burning of a Chinese herb on or near acupuncture points or body areas to warm and invigorate Qi and promote healing. It is quite well-known for its use in helping to turn a breech baby, but is also utilized for many concerns and conditions throughout pregnancy and postpartum.

  • Frequency of visits will vary depending on your individual needs and how readily your body responds to treatment. It's important to note that, like any medicine, everyone responds differently to acupuncture.

  • It is recommended to begin pre-birth treatments (labour preparation) at week 36.

  • Most extended health care plans cover some of the costs when done by Registered Acupuncturist.

  • Acupuncture Initial Consultation (75 minutes) - $130

    Acupuncture Follow-up (60 minutes) - $95

    Late Pregnancy Appointment (60 minute) - $120

    Late Pregnancy Follow-up (45 minutes) $84

    Cupping Therapy (45 minutes) - $75

kind words

Naturopathic Medicine

“Stacey was a compassionate and active listener who demonstrated excellent patient care.

She was easy to engage with. Her insight into client treatment methods and services were beyond exceptional. This was easily reflected in the high confidence behind her work as a true natural medicine healer. Outstanding, thank you!”

— Irnes Z