Saturday, September 3rd, 2011 at
8:41 am
Article by Chris Jones
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Infertility confounds the efforts of many couples to get pregnant. Of course, there are many causes and reasons for the problem. By definition, if a couple has not been using any birth control method for a one year period and have been unable to get pregnant, they are infertile. It’s so common that over 6 million people (both men and women) suffer from infertility.
This, of course, leads to questions regarding how one can overcome the problem associated with infertility. There are various prescription medications and surgical procedures that can be employed to reverse the problem. However, such chemical and invasive procedures are most definitely not the methods some would wish to take part in. So you can see why the investigation of alternative methods of treatments and therapy is so important to so many. One method that has most definitely proven popular among those dealing with infertility is the employment of acupuncture. While certainly not a new treatment, acupuncture is “new” to many people that may not have realized acupuncture can lead to a previously elusive cure. This is why the relationship between acupuncture and infertility is worth exploring.
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Wednesday, August 31st, 2011 at
8:40 am
Article by Meganer Tan
Western medicine is beginning to turn out to be more safe using the use of acupuncture as another treatment alternative for any number of wellbeing problems. As this ease and comfort stage expands, the assortment of curable ailments which can gain from acupuncture can also be rising. Recently extra to that assortment is infertility.
Acupuncture remedies are normally utilized like a complement to usual fertility remedy solutions. Having said that, when it is selected like a stand- by yourself treatment method, acupuncture is most effective for healing practical complications, like unnatural ovulation. It’s by and significant not useful in curing problems that demand surgical procedure, this kind of as congestion inside the fallopian tubes. An acupuncturist might also urge which you use Chinese herbs for infertility for an aid on the treatment. The motive acupuncture will work in managing infertility continues to be unknown. Nevertheless, acupuncturists feel that the response lies during the actuality that acupuncture adjusts your body’s technique. Meaning that there is more healthy blood flow towards reproductive organs as well as reproductive hormones are on the proper ranges for conception. Therapy currently made available at acupuncture clinics includes a 2nd restorative influence in that it could guide ladies remain calm. The strain of undergoing infertility treatments can in reality turn out to be a deterrent to turning out to be pregnant. By removing an amazing deal of that emotional worry by means of acupuncture solutions, the acupuncturist is boosting the woman’s probability of obtaining her intention.
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Sunday, August 28th, 2011 at
8:47 am
Article by Zoul
Married couples who’ve been together for three to five years now wonder what might be wrong with them because even without the type of protection they still could not conceive a child they so desire. Thus they undergo check-up with the physicians and they are then informed that they have infertility issues, same as a number of individuals.
The information then sends the couple to various clinics hoping to find a cure and get rid for good the not-so rare medical problem. Just as soon as they thought they
Friday, August 26th, 2011 at
2:08 am
Monday, August 22nd, 2011 at
8:41 am
Question by Susu: Failed IVF started acupuncture right after and fertility monitor is showing peak on day 9.?
I am 44, tried 6 months got pregnant and m/c due to chromosome problems then after D&C and a septum surgery…6 months had passed so went right to IVF to speed up process.
I don’t know if fertility drugs are still in my system and will hinder or help? I can’t find any information about how this effects months following.
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Friday, August 19th, 2011 at
8:38 am
Article by Lily Douglas
Acupuncture for fertility is considered as a natural medicine remedy wherein very thin, sterilized needles are being implanted into certain points in the body which are found on meridians or energy channels. Energy channels or meridians are pathways lying in the inner and outer of the human body. When the acupuncture points are needled, specific bodily functions could be regulate in the process. Acupuncture could help treat many of health conditions which would include hyper and hypo thyroidism.
Acupuncture has been used in order to treat fertility disorders. The combined use of acupuncture and herbal treatments can solve unnatural levels of Follicle Stimulating Hormone (FSH), repeated miscarriage, idiopathic infertility, hyperprolactinemia that is not prolactinoma related, polycystic ovarian syndrome (also known as PCOS), male factor infertility like DNA-fragmentation in the sperm and the luteal phase defect.
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Tuesday, August 16th, 2011 at
8:39 am
Article by Anna Davies
If you are over the 30′s or 40′s you have a very good chance of conceiving provided you learn and implement acupuncture and fertility in advanced maternal age. Acupuncture and fertility are proved to be a successful combination for many women.
The background to acupuncture is the Eastern medicine approach that sees the human body as a complex system responding to what we eat and what we feel. The imbalances or illnesses are caused by the systematic intake of certain foods and exposure to consistent stress.
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Saturday, August 13th, 2011 at
8:42 am
Article by Phillip Stone
Acupuncture is considered to be a type of medicine and it has been used for literally thousands of years. Acupuncture is a great treatment for headaches, allergies, arthritis and digestion problems. You may not know it, but pregnant women can benefit greatly from acupuncture during and after their pregnancies. During every trimester, acupuncture can be applied and benefited from. In the following article, we will review what acupuncture can do throughout each trimester and in labor.
In the first trimester of pregnancy, women may experience morning sickness, bleeding, nausea and migraines or any of these ailments by themselves. Previously, it was thought that acupuncture in the first trimester may cause premature labor or even spontaneous abortion. However, an acupuncture study was conducted in the UK with six hundred women in their first trimester and there were no adverse effects on their health or their baby’s health. Women in this study did report that they were feeling more energized and less nauseous with the use of acupuncture. If you are concerned about using acupuncture in this trimester, it is wise to seek and trust only a nationally-certified acupuncturist. In fact, any acupuncture work that is done on you while pregnant should be done by a certified professional. First trimester acupuncture can be very helpful if you are having any bleeding, morning sickness, migraines or nausea. Second trimester acupuncture can also be very beneficial. Second trimester acupuncture can relieve any pains with heartburn, stress and hemorrhoids as well. If you are experiencing high blood pressure, edema or unnatural weight gain during your second trimester, acupuncture is the answer to these problems. Of course, if any of these problems persist, you should seek help from your other doctors. Third trimester acupuncture can relieve the pains in your back and pelvic girdle regions. The third trimester is also the safest time to undergo any acupuncture treatments. Therefore, if you were uneasy about seeking acupuncture in the previous two trimesters, you should have no problems seeking acupuncture in this trimester. Acupuncture is better at reducing back pain than any other method when you are pregnant. Finally, acupuncture during labor will significantly reduce any pain and will increase the energy you have at this time. Also, women with increased blood flow at this time will find that acupuncture will help to stop the increased flow.
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Wednesday, August 10th, 2011 at
8:44 am
Article by Angelica C
Oriental traditions and traditional medicine often regarded infertility as an imbalance of the body’s energy levels. Infertility is the inability to conceive even after one year of regular and unprotected sexual intercourse; it is also defined as the woman’s inability to carry a pregnancy to its full term, resulting to miscarriage.
Western medical practices regard conditions and ailments as merely parts of a medical condition. In traditional Chinese medicine, all ailments are in correlation with the body, energy and soul. Chinese medicine first introduced acupuncture and integrated it into medical practices thousands of years ago. Widely performed in the East, it was integrated onto Western Medical practice only recently.
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Thursday, August 4th, 2011 at
8:41 am
Article by Mary Robertson
Acupuncture has been around for a long time and was initiated in the East. It is a process in which thin needles are inserted into the skin and moved into certain points in the body, helping to alleviate pain and other medical conditions. Acupuncture is generally used to control blood pressure, because it stimulates the central nervous system. Endorphins are released into the body which relieve pain, which in returns gives your body a renewed feeling. Neurotransmitters and neurohormones are also released into your body; this process will help your body to heal on its own. This is the main reason acupuncture and infertility treatments were studied as a perfect corollary treatment pair. The body needs to be relaxed and the uterus has to be in a healthy state to accept and nourish the transplanted egg. When used together, acupuncture and infertility treatments can help treat hormonal balances. Increased blood flow to the vital organs and hormone levels become regulated making your overall body’s system effective. Also it improves ovarian and follicular function. The endometrium’s lining becomes thicker with higher blood flow. Acupuncture develops a higher rate for success of in vitro fertilization (IVF). More specialists are introducing acupuncture as part of their IVF treatments. IVF has shown a greater possibility of conceiving after the embryo transfer process when using acupuncture. Spasmed tubes can be treated with acupuncture; however blocked tubes cannot be treated using this method. Along with herbs, acupuncture is used to treat elevated follicle stimulating hormone (FSH), repeated pregnancy loss, unexplained infertility, luteal phase defect, hyperprolactinemia (when not caused by a prolactinoma), polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) with irregular cycles, and male factor including men affected with sperm-DNA-fragmentation. Physical therapy and acupuncture carry the same attributes in that the body has the ability to heal itself over a period of time. Usually women are treated for three to four months prior to an insemination, IVF, or donor-egg transfer. Before and after embryo transfer, a woman should consider acupuncture treatments. There is more of a therapeutic effect the longer you participate in acupuncture before a fertility treatment. Fertility treatments are very stressful on the couple, more so for the woman. This can cause depression, anxiety and stress; however acupuncture can help reduce these issues. It is wise for a couple to try all aspects of infertility treatments, especially since acupuncture has such positive results.Risks are low with acupuncture mixed with infertility treatments; however if the incorrect points in the body are hit, it could result in a miscarriage in a pregnant woman. It is very important to make sure that the acupuncturist is skilled in fertility disorders. Electo-acupuncture is a wonderful choice over old fashioned pain medicines; this can also lessen your stay in the hospital and make your medical bills shrink.With the use of herbal medicine, acupuncture, and traditional medical interventions, researchers say that these are the most effective of all fertility treatments. Medical interventions are necessary for conception, acupuncture and herbal medicines alone are not enough.
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