A Success Story: Pregnant After Unexplained Infertility
Infertility can cause significant stress and unhappiness but there are still many alternative options which can help you conceive naturally. To shed some light on this issue, we want to share one of the Chinese herbs for fertility success stories of our recent patient.
One of our recent patients Julia* from Australia had been trying to conceive for over 2 years. Unfortunately, she had been unsuccessful in conceiving. Julia decided not to go down the IVF route and explore her options further, including alternative medicine.
While she was on a holiday in London, Julia came across our clinic GinSen London to find out how Chines Medicine can help her with infertility. Find out more about our clinics here.
As Julia was only visiting London we recommended choosing the natural herbal medicine programme (usually we would recommend Acupuncture sessions along with the herbal medicine). This programme consisted of taking Traditional Chinese Herbal supplements, which are 100% natural and can be undertaken wherever you are based.
Just 2 months into the herbal supplement programme we received a call from Julia (who was over the moon), that she had missed her first period and the pregnancy test came back positive!! In this post, we wanted to share her short yet successful journey of conceiving by just taking natural Chinese herbal supplements and making small lifestyle changes.
Female age 37
Duration till pregnancy: 2 Months
Diagnosis:
Western medicine Diagnosis: Infertility for 2 years, Early Menopause Symptoms, Prepare to do IVF
Chinese Medicine Diagnosis: Spleen Kidney Yang Deficiency, the body gets stressed easily.
Examination:
Tongue: Swollen and Light Pink
Pulse: Slow and Weak
Treatment Plan for Julia: As Julia was based in Australia and our clinics are in London, we recommended opting for a 100% natural herbal medicine programme
Products Recommended:
Women’s Life Power
Nuan Gong Yun Zi Tang
Tiao Jing Cu Yun Tang
See more information about these products below.
Along with the herbal supplement programme we recommended some dietary changes along with some lifestyle changes to help get her body prepared for these natural supplements.
DIETARY GUIDANCE
In Chinese Medicine, it is believed that when we consume on day to day basis will alter our body temperature. For improving fertility we always recommend eating warming foods, the philosophy behind this is that a warming diet builds the body’s Qi and blood and gives your body strength to conceive.
For example, it is good to consume vegetables but refrain from eating cold salads instead we recommend choosing cooking your vegetables. In line with the temperature of the food you consume, we also recommend staying away from ice creams or cold drinks especially during your period. You should also avoid crabs and lobsters during your period. Tea and coffee should also be avoided if you are trying to conceive, instead, we recommend having tea made from Ginseng slices.
It is also best to avoid alcohol, however, red wine is small amount is considered acceptable but better avoided to see the best results. We also recommended consuming red meat frequently, foods that are dark, red like blood are blood-building foods and are good for fertility.
LIFESTYLE CHANGES
Try to exercise regularly, we encourage more gentle exercise such as yoga and pilates.
During the diagnosis for Julia, we found that her body was prone to stress very easily because of this we recommended working fewer hours to promote a better work-life balance, allowing your body to rest.
A rested body is better prepared for the herbal supplement programme, it improves your body’s fertility and increases your chances of conceiving.
Products mentioned in this article
Women’s Life Power
Woman’s Life Power by GinSen is a unique herbal blend supplement to support women trying to conceive. Expertly formulated by fertility experts to improve egg quality and balance hormones for the female body looking to conceive either naturally or through IVF.
Nuan Gong Yun Zi Tang
Nuan Gong Yun Zi Tang is a Chinese ancient classic herbal formula. It is based on the Yin-Yang principle to balance the body’s function. This is a unique tonic of Yang, Yin, Blood and Qi. It is designed to help infertility due to hormone imbalance and promote natural conception. It also warms the uterus and improves uterus lining and increases blood circulation.
Tiao Jing Cu Yun Tang
Tiao Jing Cu Yun Tang is a popular Chinese herbal supplement for infertility. It is a Blood and Qi tonic designed to enhance the hormone system and reproductive organs. Tiao Jing Cu Yun Wan benefits include also increasing blood circulation, unblocks energy channels, removing clotting and improving uterus lining making it a great natural product for infertility.
Other Fertility Success Stories
You might also be interested in these TTC success stories from our patients who are suffering from different conditions:
- Endometriosis pregnancy success story
- Poor egg quality pregnancy success story
- Dysfunctional Uterine Bleeding pregnancy success story
- Blocked Fallopian Tube pregnancy success story
- Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture for IUI Support pregnancy success story
- Low AMH pregnancy success story
Perimenopause fertility pregnancy success story
* These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This information is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. We can’t guarantee the treatment result, as the symptoms of conditions are unpredictable and vary greatly from person to person. The treatment length and recovery time also varies for individual. Please visit our consultation page where a specialists will discuss your care and provide a consultation, and the treatment will be designed to meet your individual needs.
How do I acquire this medicine ?
Hi Annette,
Our supplements can be purchased from our clinic’s website: http://www.ginsen-london.com/natural-products-ginsen
The mentioned herbal supplements can also be purchased on Amazon and eBay, simply search for the name of the supplements followed by GinSen.
We hope this helps!
Thanks
TCM Blog by GinSen Clinics