Is acupuncture effective for women's conditions?

Yes, it is highly effective for menstrual disorders, infertility, menopause, and postpartum care.

How is pharmacopuncture used for women's conditions?

Herbal extract is injected directly into key points for faster effect than oral medication.

Can I receive acupuncture during my period?

Yes, period-specific acupuncture relieves dysmenorrhea and regulates flow.

I am preparing for IVF — is it all right to have acupuncture?

Many people do combine them. We adjust the timing to the procedure schedule.

Does acupuncture help with menopausal hot flushes?

A systematic review and meta-analysis of acupuncture for hot flushes has been reported.

My period pain is severe and I take painkillers — can acupuncture reduce it?

There are cases where it helps. However, we determine the cause first.

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Acupuncture & Pharmacopuncture

Yes. Acupuncture improves pelvic circulation and helps regulate hormonal balance, making it effective for menstrual pain, irregular periods and menopausal symptoms.

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