If you are searching acupuncture for fertility in Dallas, you have come to the right place.  Although you have heard good things about these alternative medicines, you still have questions about what to expect. You might even be a little skeptical. With extensive and successful experience using acupuncture to treat infertility, We understand a great deal about her patients’ desires, aspirations and frustrations.  Learn more about our traditional approach and the benefits you’ll reap from it. This information will help ease any concerns you might have and guide you down the path to improved health and fertility.

Acupuncture works by stimulating various points in the body. These are pathways through which “Chi” flows. Acupuncture affects the body in specific ways:

• Acupuncture can regulate a woman’s hormones.

  Hormonal balance is essential for proper ovarian function and a healthy pregnancy. Studies have shown that acupuncture can normalize the secretion of hormones known to regulate a woman’s ovulation and fertility. These hormones include gonadotropin releasing hormone (GnRH), follicle stimulating hormone (FSH), luteinizing hormone (LH) and estradiol. Acupuncture influences the production and circulation of hormones in the body, regulates the communication between the brain and ovaries, and balances hormonal changes at different phases in a woman’s menstrual cycle. As a result, acupuncture can help regulate menstruation, improve ovarian function and even restore an egg’s ability to respond to hormonal cues.

• Acupuncture can significantly increase blood flow to the ovaries and the uterus.

  Many women who have had trouble getting pregnant have heard from their doctors that their eggs are unhealthy or unresponsive. Increased blood flow to the ovaries promotes good egg quality by supplying vital nutrients, oxygen and hormones to the ovaries. In turn, improving ovarian function and egg quality increases the likelihood of strong, healthy embryos.  Increased blood flow to the uterus is also considered valuable in enhancing endometrial receptivity.  This creates a thicker, healthier uterine lining and enhances embryo implantation and growth.