Menstrual health
- Period pain (dysmenorrhoea)
- Irregular cycles
- Premenstrual syndrome (PMS)
- Changes in bleeding
- Absence of periods (amenorrhoea)
Acupuncture
Acupuncture for women
Acupuncture is a therapeutic technique of Eastern origin that forms part of traditional Chinese medicine. It involves inserting very fine needles at specific points on the body, with the aim of regulating physiological functions, relieving pain and supporting the overall balance of the body.
What is it based on?
According to traditional Chinese medicine, vital energy (Qi) flows through the body along channels called meridians. When that flow is disrupted, discomfort or illness can appear. Acupuncture seeks to restore that balance by stimulating specific points.
From a present-day perspective, acupuncture:
- Stimulates the nervous system.
- Encourages the release of endorphins and other neurotransmitters.
- Improves local circulation.
- Modulates the inflammatory response and pain.
How it can support you
Drawing on traditional Chinese medicine, with a present-day approach, acupuncture seeks to support the body's capacity for self-regulation, ease symptoms and improve quality of life in a gentle, non-invasive way.
Hormonal balance
- Functional hormonal imbalances
- Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS)
- Stress-related hormonal changes
- Support with thyroid disorders, alongside medical care
Fertility and reproduction
- Support when trying to conceive
- Regulation of the ovulatory cycle
- Support during assisted reproduction treatment
- Reducing the impact of stress on fertility
Pregnancy and postnatal
- Nausea and vomiting
- Lower back and pelvic pain
- Insomnia and anxiety
- Preparation for birth
- Postnatal recovery
- Support during breastfeeding
Menopause
- Hot flushes and night sweats
- Sleep disturbances
- Mood changes
- Fatigue
- Vaginal dryness
Emotional wellbeing
- Chronic stress
- Anxiety
- Sleep disorders
- Physical and mental tiredness
A safe, complementary treatment
Acupuncture is always adapted to each woman's individual needs and can be safely combined with conventional medical treatment.
It does not replace gynaecological follow-up or any medical treatment. It acts as a therapeutic complement, helping the body to regain balance and wellbeing.