Knowledge from the clinic
We turn the explanations we repeat in the treatment room into something you can share — from what to do 4–6 months before IVF to how long acupuncture takes to help insomnia.
Fertility CareEndometriosis Without Repeat Surgery — A TCM Path That Manages Pain and Protects Fertility
Patients with endometriosis usually arrive after two rounds already — one laparoscopy plus a stretch of GnRH-a / Visanne / oral contraceptives. Then symptoms creep back. From a TCM lens, endometriosis is fundamentally blood stasis. The goal isn't a cure — it's pain reduction, delayed recurrence, ovarian-reserve protection, and a fertility window.
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Fertility CarePCOS in TCM — Insulin Resistance, Androgens, and Anovulation Walked Through
PCOS is the second most common gynecology complaint we see, right after menstrual irregularity. Most patients arrive already told by their OB-GYN to "take the pill until you want to conceive." For many that's not actually a solution. Here is how TCM reads PCOS, and exactly when acupuncture and herbs can restore ovulation.
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Fertility CareAcupuncture After Embryo Transfer — The Paulus Protocol Timeline Explained
The night before transfer, almost every patient asks the same thing — "Is that 25-minute acupuncture really that magical?" My answer is the same as what I tell my own patients: those 25 minutes are not standalone. They are one critical node in a 168-hour timeline. Here is exactly what to schedule and why, hour by hour.
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Fertility CareDoes Fertility Acupuncture Actually Work? 5 Studies from Paulus 2002 to Cochrane 2023
Almost every fertility patient asks the same question: "Does fertility acupuncture actually work?" The literature has been arguing about it for two decades — from the 2002 Paulus RCT that started the conversation to the 2023 Cochrane review. Here is what five core studies actually say, plus 1,200+ IVF-prep cases from our 30 years in NYC.
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Fertility CareFertility Prep: What to Do 4–6 Months Before IVF
Why 4-6 months? Because an egg takes 90-120 days to mature from primordial follicle. What you do in that window directly affects your IVF outcome.
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