ByAnyMeans
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FYI (as we're in Singapore where TCM is all around us) TCM can be herbal remedies or different types of acupuncture.
I'm currently doing acupuncture with moxibustion and electric stim.
But...TCM is questionable about helping with egg quality, it may server to help with adhesion following IVF once the fertilized egg(s) is/are returned to the womb. I'd like to hear what other members have heard about this.
Our doctor recommended acupuncture, but not the herbs during the IVF schedule, only ok before and after. The stuff is awful to put down, smelly and thick tea once or twice a day.
Moxibustion is where they place a burnable material on top of the acupuncture needles once they are stuck in, then lit where they glow like embers. Electo stimumlation is when they put clips on the needles and pump a low current through them. Both moxibustion and the electro are used to aid stimulation of the nerves.
In my sessions I get both done, the session lasts about 45 minutes.
I'm currently doing acupuncture with moxibustion and electric stim.
But...TCM is questionable about helping with egg quality, it may server to help with adhesion following IVF once the fertilized egg(s) is/are returned to the womb. I'd like to hear what other members have heard about this.
Our doctor recommended acupuncture, but not the herbs during the IVF schedule, only ok before and after. The stuff is awful to put down, smelly and thick tea once or twice a day.
Moxibustion is where they place a burnable material on top of the acupuncture needles once they are stuck in, then lit where they glow like embers. Electo stimumlation is when they put clips on the needles and pump a low current through them. Both moxibustion and the electro are used to aid stimulation of the nerves.
In my sessions I get both done, the session lasts about 45 minutes.
Traditional Chinese MedecineWhat is TCM¿I also wanted to add that I know someone that went through IVF and she took all the supplements went on healthy diet and all and she had her eggs harvested, fertilized, and tested and of the 9 eggs they harvested only 1 egg was viable. She was in her 40s too. She did end up having a healthy baby. She is going to do the same thing soon but she has to do it quick because she turns 44 soon.
Wow that just seems so unfair. I am reading a book right now very insightful it's called the Infertlity cure all about TCM. Here is a quote from the book, sorry it'd a bit long.
"Through TCM, we can help direct the body's attention to the midbrain, pituitary, ovaries and uterus, as well as create the spiritual, mental, and emotional health required to produce healthy eggs, provide appropriate conditions for their fertilization, and foster a welcoming environment in the uterus do the egg may be implanted, grow into a fetus, and be carried to term."