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Yes. With proper training and awareness of protocol timing, acupuncture is generally safe. We avoid needling research-prohibited points in early pregnancy and tailor treatments accordingly.

Typically, 1–2 sessions per week leading up to ovulation or embryo transfer, with support through the luteal phase. During IVF cycles, we might schedule sessions before and after retrieval and transfer.

While no guarantee exists, several studies suggest acupuncture can enhance blood flow, reduce uterine tension, and support implantation — improving the odds when combined with medical protocols.

Some patients notice improved menstrual regularity, better sleep, or mood support within just a few treatments. Fertility benefits may take several cycles, depending on your baseline.

Not usually. Acupuncture is gentle and complementary. We coordinate with your reproductive endocrinologist to ensure compatibility.

We use very fine, gentle needles. Most people feel minimal discomfort, often finding the sessions deeply relaxing.