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Acupuncture May Treat Women With Fertility Problems
A new study at the University of Virginia Health System has shown that acupuncture could be an effective therapy for women with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS). PCOS causes a hormonal imbalance, interfering with ovulation and ultimately, fertility.
Lisa Pastore, principle researcher of the study, believes that acupuncture could be an important alternative, non-drug therapy for women with this disorder. In the study, testing the impact of acupuncture, several women reported pregnancies.
"Over
the
last
year
we
have
seen
women
who
never
had
a
regular
menstrual
cycle
start
having
regular
periods.
We
can
also
boast
several
pregnancies
since
the
study
began," said
Pastore.
"Now we would like to recruit more people to the study in order to complete the study. It is important for research to have enough participants to ensure that the results are scientifically credible and not due to chance," she added.
Study participant Rebecca Killmeyer of Charlottesville, Va, learned of her PCOS in 2005. Over the past five years she did not have regular, monthly periods.
One month after she started acupuncture treatments she got a period and for the next three months, they continued.
"I
had
finished
all
my
acupuncture
treatments
and
was
in
the
end
stages
of
the
study
when
I
became
pregnant.
We
had
already
scheduled
our
follow-up
appt
with
our
fertility
doctors
when
we
found
out
we
were
pregnant."
Killmeyer
said.
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