Fertility treatment
Chinese medicine offers a wide range of options for increasing the fertility of men and women in order to create better starting conditions for pregnancy.
The first priority is to harmonize the menstrual cycle and improve sperm quality in order to create optimal conditions for natural conception after the causes of the previously unfulfilled desire to have children have been identified from a Chinese perspective.
Traditional Chinese medicine methods are used to make a diagnosis and identify the so-called disharmony pattern that is the cause of the existing complaints. A common pattern is a weakness of the spleen and kidney functional circuits in women, with the result that fertilization cannot take place or implantation of the fertilized egg is not possible. The diagnostic methods used for this can include Tongue diagnosis, pulse diagnosis Abdominal wall diagnosis
The treatment is carried out with herbal formulations, acupuncture treatments (body acupuncture and ear acupuncture.
This is supplemented by a nutritional consultation in which you draw up a list of the foods and drinks you consume and we then explain to you which of these are conducive to your goal and which are not.
Pregnancy, birth and afterwards
Acupuncture is increasingly in demand for treatments in gynecology and obstetrics.
The symptoms include nausea during pregnancy, urinary tract infections, tiredness and exhaustion, sleep disorders and muscle and tendon complaints.
Postpartum depression – or baby blues – is also a common problem:
You can be overjoyed one second, but then angry or even depressed the next. This can lead to loss of appetite, listlessness and lack of sleep. These symptoms usually disappear within 10 days of giving birth. However, some women experience a far more intense version of the baby blues and it lasts much longer.
From the perspective of Chinese medicine
The reason is excessive blood loss during childbirth, or women already have a pre-existing lack of blood. A “weak” heart (which is the ruler of the spirit and the blood) is no longer able to tame or protect the spirit; the woman becomes depressed and anxious.
Therapeutic approach
The reason is excessive blood loss during childbirth, or women already have a pre-existing lack of blood. A “weak” heart (which is the ruler of the spirit and the blood) is no longer able to tame or protect the spirit; the woman becomes depressed and anxious.
