Can Acupuncture Help Stress, Sleep, Digestion or Hormones? | South Edmonton

Acupuncture isn't only for pain. These answers cover stress, sleep, digestion, PMS and menopause, and fertility support.

Can acupuncture help with stress, anxiety and sleep?

Many people find acupuncture deeply calming and use it to support stress management and better sleep. It's not a replacement for mental health care, so please talk to your doctor if anxiety or sleep problems are affecting your life.

Book: AcuRelief 45 min Stress, Anxiety + Sleep Issue ($105) or Follow Up Acupuncture: Stress, Tired, Fatigue, Anxiety, Low Energy & Sleep Problem (up to 60 min) ($115)

Can acupuncture help with digestion, bloating or IBS?

Acupuncture is sometimes used to support digestive comfort, such as bloating or IBS symptoms, alongside your doctor's care. See a doctor for blood in the stool, unexplained weight loss, or severe or ongoing abdominal pain.

Book: Follow Up Acupuncture: Digestion Concerns (IBS, Crohn's Disease, Constipation, Bloating etc.) (up to 60 min) ($115)

Can acupuncture help with PMS, hormones or menopause symptoms?

Some people use acupuncture to support comfort during PMS, cycle changes and menopause. It works best alongside care from your doctor.

Book: Follow Up Acupuncture: Emotional Regulation, Hormonal Imbalance & PMS (up to 60 min) ($115)

Do you offer fertility acupuncture?

Yes. Fertility acupuncture is often used to support relaxation and wellbeing while trying to conceive, including alongside IUI or IVF. It is not a guarantee of pregnancy, so keep your fertility clinic informed.

Book: Initial Fertility Acupuncture + Treatment 90 mins ($160) or Follow Up Fertility Acupuncture 45-60 mins ($115)

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