What I can do for you

Infertility for Men & Women

I follow these traditional methodologies and have found great success in treating my patients of the past 35 years. My vast experience in OBGYN combined with the use of herbs, acupuncture, and diet have brought great happiness to families where infertility has been a concern.  I work with several traditional western medicine doctors and clinics.  Studies reported by The American Pregnancy Association suggest the most effective fertility treatments include a combination of acupuncture, herbal medicine, and traditional western medicine treatments.  I also treat PCOS,  endometriosis, fibroids, PMS, IVF, oligospermia for men, hormone disorders, and more…

Depression & Anxiety

Acupuncture is also found to be effective for the treatment of mind-body disorders such as anxiety, chronic fatigue, irritable bowel syndrome, hypertension, insomnia, PMS, menopausal symptoms, and depression. Some modern application of acupuncture is in the treatment of disorders such as alcoholism, addiction, smoking, and eating disorders.

Pain management

The use acupuncture and other traditional treatments  to treat chronic pain conditions such as arthritis, bursitis, headache, athletic injuries, sciatica, lower back, neck, frozen shoulder, tennis elbow, carpal tunnel, neuropolicy, and posttraumatic and post surgical pain.

Rehabilitation

We have treatments with a high success rate of helping with paralyzation from stroke, spinal injury, and sports injury.  Treatments promote circulation to support nerve and muscle regeneration.  By using acupuncture and other traditional Chinese medicine technics we treat the whole body which helps reduce the pain and stress attributed to these types of problems.

Phone Consultations

If needed we can provide phone consultations and evaluations.  We consult with patients and acupuncturists from countries around the world monthly.

Furthermore…

For more than 23 centuries acupuncture needles and adjunct therapies have mended what is now 1/4 of the worlds population. Yet it is only in the last few decades that most Americans have even heard of them. According to the 2002 National Health Interview Survey–the largest and most comprehensive survey of complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) use by American adults to date–an estimated 2.1 million U.S. adults had used acupuncture in the previous year.In this country, the success of acupuncture arouses the intellect as it does not fit the paradigm of medicine that most of us hold

You should know…

Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) takes root in our terrain, it evolves to adapt to our environment. Its theory – the ideas about nature, the human body and the self – upon which it is based and its therapies including acupuncture, herbs, diet, moxibustion, et.al. are finding their place in the individuals search for on-going health.

Also…

The ancient Chinese perceived human beings as a microcosm of the universe. The microcosm of the body is linked to the universe and is affected by the daily and seasonal cycles of nature. (Think about the seasonal affective disorder which manifests itself in winter or when the light is not sufficient). The individual and the world are changing all the time. But Chinese believe that these changes are occurring in certain order and in cycles.