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Your health, individualised care.

Supporting the following health concerns

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Supporting the following health concerns

  • Natural conception and preconception care

  • IVF preparation, pre and post embryo transfer support

  • Recurrent miscarriage and implantation support

  • Unexplained infertility

  • Autoimmune-related fertility challenges

  • Endometriosis (8 week program outlined below)

  • Polycystic ovarian syndrome

  • Irregular cycles, anovulation, and luteal phase concerns

  • General Health and stress management

  • Digestive concerns,

  • Autoimmune disease

  • Headache, Migraine, TMJ dysfunction

Acupucnture is beneficial for many conditions. If you would like more information on how we could support your health, please contact the clinic to find out more.

Menstrual Pain and Endometriosis Relief with Acupuncture (8 week program)

Personalised support for Endometriosis, Adenomyosis, and pelvic pain, tailored to your body, and your symptoms.

Areas of focus may include:

Gut health and the reproductive microbiome | Improving common nutrient deficiencies | Anti-inflammatory nutrition | Metabolic support | Stress Management | Understanding chronic pain and strategies for managing pain

Where appropriate, functional testing may be incorporated to provide deeper insight into hormone patterns, metabolic function, and inflammatory markers, allowing for a more personalised and targeted treatment approach.

Acupuncture Key Research Findings

  • Armour et al. (Australia, Randomised Controlled Trial)
    Acupuncture treatment was shown to reduce both menstrual pain intensity and duration after three months of treatment, with improvements sustained for up to one year after trial entry.
    This suggests acupuncture may offer not only short-term relief, but also longer-term regulation of pain patterns.

  • Xu et al. (2017 Systematic Review & Meta-analysis – Endometriosis)
    Acupuncture was associated with a reduction in pain levels as well as a decrease in serum CA-125, a marker commonly linked with endometriosis-related activity and inflammation.
    These findings suggest a potential effect on both symptoms and underlying inflammatory processes.

  • 2023 Systematic Review (Endometriosis)
    This review concluded that acupuncture demonstrated clinically relevant improvements in pelvic pain and should be considered as a potential treatment intervention for endometriosis.

  • 2023 Randomised Controlled Trial (Endometriosis-related Dysmenorrhoea)
    Acupuncture significantly reduced menstrual pain severity and duration, and improved aspects of quality of life during the treatment period.
    Importantly, the study noted that these benefits reduced after treatment ceased, suggesting that ongoing or maintenance and combined care may be important for sustained results.