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Room 1301, Lee Kar Building, 4 Carnarvon Road, Tsim Sha Tsui; Turn left at Exit D2 in Tsim Sha Tsui MTR Station, next to Wing Lung Bank.
Cycle-Balancing Fertility Protocol Aligning acupuncture and Chinese medicine with your menstrual cycle, this tailored treatment spans 4 strategic visits based on your body constitution. Each visit includes 1 acupuncture session and a 7-day customized herbal prescription.
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🍀 Post-Menstruation: Stimulates egg & follicle development.
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❤️ Pre-Ovulation: Facilitates egg release & supports fallopian tube patency.
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🎯Post-Ovulation: Warms the uterus & aids embryo implantation.
Fertility Care Package: HK$3,800
Package Includes:
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4 Consultation & Follow-up Visits
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4 Acupuncture Sessions
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28-Day Customized Herbal Medicine
Doctor Case Sharing
Case 1: A patient with an acne tumor became pregnant after treatment.
Chocolate tumors, also known as endometriosis, have a high incidence rate, affecting about 7% of women of reproductive age. Symptoms include secondary or progressive dysmenorrhea, irregular menstruation, anal pain, dyspareunia, and even infertility. Some patients are asymptomatic, making it difficult to detect the problem.
One of the most common questions patients ask is whether chocolate masculinization will affect their ability to conceive.
The answer is yes, it can have an impact, especially if the chocolate fibroid is larger than 3cm in diameter, or if it is located in a position that compresses the fallopian tube, causing adhesions to the ovary and fallopian tube, which can severely affect fertility. However, there is no need to worry too much, as many patients with chocolate fibroids have been able to conceive successfully.
There was a female patient with a 2cm chocolate cyst who had been trying to conceive for six months without success. After three months of treatment with traditional Chinese medicine and acupuncture, she successfully conceived naturally. Traditional Chinese medicine has a significant advantage in treating chocolate cysts that do not meet the criteria for surgery.
Chocolate tumors can shrink and disappear after a patient becomes pregnant due to amenorrhea and hormonal changes. Therefore, actively preparing for pregnancy is a good way to treat chocolate tumors.
Case 2: Successful natural pregnancy requires both partners to be in sync.
Dr. Jingjing once shared a successful case of assisted reproduction in the newspaper. In the case, Ms. Wang became pregnant smoothly after treatment with acupuncture and Chinese medicine. The doctor believed that Ms. Wang's biggest problem did not come from her body, but from her tense mentality.
"Because a pleasant sex life can also help increase the chances of conception, having children should not be treated as a monthly task or homework to be tackled."
After Dr. Jingjing helped Ms. Wang with acupuncture, she felt more relaxed and did not experience any bleeding during ovulation. She also gradually let go of her eagerness to get pregnant. Because of this mindset, she was able to conceive naturally two months later. Ms. Wang also realized that her biggest problem was her mental block.
Men's "Essence Nourishment and Vitality" Lifestyle Tips
Dr. Jingjing points out that infertility is sometimes not related to the woman. Many men's sperm reports show that their sperm count and quality are not up to standard. Even if the man is in good spirits and can have intercourse every day for a week during his wife's ovulation period, he still cannot achieve the desired result. Therefore, if men want to improve their reproductive function, they need to learn to "nourish their sperm," which means paying attention to their diet and lifestyle, maintaining good physical condition, and not expending too much physical energy, so that they can produce more and better sperm.
Doctors advise men to reduce their intake of cold and sugary drinks, such as beer and iced lemon tea. Obese men should also lose weight and maintain a BMI below 25. They must also minimize the use of takeout containers, especially hot food in styrofoam boxes, as these can release harmful substances that can affect male reproductive health. It's also not recommended to keep hot electronic devices like cell phones and laptops in pockets or on laps, as the heat from these devices can also affect sperm health. The optimal time for intercourse is the day before and the day of ovulation, or every other day close to ovulation. Daily intercourse, especially with busy work schedules, can deplete a man's sperm count and is detrimental to sperm health.