Reading through scientific research on fertility (see our Resources page) and Traditional Chinese Medicine can be time consuming, so we’ve written some blog posts to explain them to you in plain English.
Many of our patients have problems finding out why they get constant miscarriages, which is often not addressed by Western doctors.
Many patients with PCOS aren’t diagnosed with it because of inflated AMH reference ranges. But even when it is, there is no Western treatment for it.
A lot of our clients tried and failed IVF when they come to us, but in our experience, IVF may not make much sense for them as they could (and did) get pregnant naturally.
A lot of women come to us fearing they’re in menopause, even though they aren’t at menopausal age, due to high FSH levels and irregular periods. Often, we find this is a misdiagnosis and that they simply have hormone imbalance.
A high FSH level occurs when your brain and ovaries aren’t talking to one another, which can cause fertility issues.
Is AMH an indicator of egg quality? Can egg quality be improved?
Many patients come to us saying they’ve been told by their doctors that they have low AMH, and that they’re worried about whether they can get pregnant. If you also have low AMH, there’s no need to worry: You can still conceive naturally with low AMH, and here’s why.