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Acupuncture for Fertility

Acupuncture Therapy For Fertility

Acupuncture points are activated to help with infertility, defined by doctor diagnosis. Generally, the location is in the abdomen, hips, or other parts around it are still in the reproductive organs of the nervous system tissue. However, if necessary, performed acupuncture on the ear to directly activate nerves in the brain that regulates hormone production.

Acupuncture for Fertility

Point acupuncture therapy in women:


  • Guanyuan point: in the abdomen, located 7.5 cm below the navel.
  • Guilai point: 5 cm lateral median line parallel Guanyuan.
  • Qixue point: in the lower abdomen.
  • Senshu point: at the waist.
  • Pangguangshu point: near tail bone.
  • Sanyinjiao point: 7.5 cm above the inner ankle.

Acupuncture points in men:


  • Senshu point: at the waist.
  • Mingmen point: in the middle of the waist.
  • Zhibian point: in addition to the tail bone.
  • Ciliao point: near tail bone.
  • Guanyuan and Qihai point: in the abdomen below the navel.
  • Sanyinjiao and Taixi point: in the lower leg inside.

In order to obtain optimal results, Acupuncture should be performed:

  • Couples undergoing 1-2 series therapy.
  • Each series consisted of 6-12 times the therapy.
  • Schedule therapy is generally 1-2 times in one week.

"Acupuncture originated in China has a history of over 2500 years. Currently acupuncture has become very popular throughout the world. People looked at acupuncture as an alternative treatment method in addition to the regular treatment in hospital.

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Acupuncture Techniques: Definition, Function, and History

Definition of Acupuncture

The term acupuncture comes from two Latin words: acus (needle) and pungere (stab). Acupuncture is an ancient Chinese therapy technique, which involves the placement of solid needles at precise locations on the body.

Acupuncture Techniques
Acupuncture Techniques

Acupuncture Techniques functions

The function of acupuncture techniques are:
  • Improve symptoms
  • Treat disease
  • Creating health 

History of Acupuncture

Strong sensory stimulation involving needles techniques and scarification has been used to reduce pain throughout history. The exact date of the origin of the first use of acupuncture for some reason is not clear, where the stone needles or bian shi, originally used in the stone age. Bone needles have been found in the start of the 21th century to the 16th century BC in the Xia Dynasty.

For more than 30 years, found an increase in interest in acupuncture in the West, where the used disposable needles are smooth to help various non-pain conditions and pain. This is partly due to the growing disappointment with drug therapy and a variety of side effects (including mortality) and partly because increased neurophysiologic basis and clinical evidence base deeply about the ways it works.

Despite the increased acceptance of acupuncture in between the public and the medical profession, most doctors still consider the lack of objective information about acupuncture. Fault in terms of the beliefs that are not supported by scientific evidence, based on the still widespread well.

There are various methods in humans and animals, including a variety approaches of traditional Chinese and Western, using manual acupuncture (manual acupuncture = MA) or electro-acupuncture (electro-acupuncture = EA). In humans, acupuncture is now mostly used for pain relief, but increased it's role in handling various forms of non-pain conditions.

Article source: The Anesthesia CKLB

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