In acupuncture, we don’t talk about infertility, but rather fertility difficulties or disorders. This perspective nuances the issue and emphasizes rebalancing the body to optimize the chances of conception.
According to TCM (Traditional Chinese Medicine), the female body evolves in 7-year cycles:
It usually takes about 3 cycles for menstruation to become regular.
Helps reduce the signs and symptoms of polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) or endometriosis.
Stress is a factor that activates the “fight or flight” mode, thereby inhibiting reproductive functions.
Promotes better blood flow to the uterus and ovaries.
An egg takes about three months to fully mature. It is therefore recommended to undergo acupuncture treatment once a week for at least three months before attempting natural conception or starting fertility treatments.
Intrauterine insemination (IUI)
In vitro fertilization (IVF)
Studies show that acupuncture increases the chances of IVF success by up to 40% and improves live birth rates. It also helps reduce the risk of miscarriage and ectopic pregnancy.
Approximately 40% of fertility problems are related to sperm.

Sperm abnormalities.
Testicular damage.
Hormonal disorders.
Immunological or genetic factors.
Certain medications.
Unhealthy lifestyle choices (alcohol, drugs, tobacco).
Wearing pants that are too tight.
Exposure of the testicles to extreme temperatures.
Stress, STIs, lack of or excessive physical activity.
Improved vital energy.
Increased libido.
Better sleep quality.
Reduced stress.
And much more!
Acupuncture offers a holistic, natural, and personalized approach to supporting fertility in both women and men. By restoring balance to the body, promoting relaxation, and supporting hormonal and reproductive functions, it becomes a valuable ally, whether in a natural conception journey or as an adjunct to fertility treatments such as IVF or IUI. In TCM (Traditional Chinese Medicine), it is believed that one must first “nourish the soil before planting the seed”—and that is exactly what acupuncture does: it prepares the ground to welcome life. .