We can look at both female and male factors for infertility.

Female patients often present in clinic with various menstrual disorders (painful periods, irregular cycles, endometriosis, PCOS, etc) that may be hindering their chances of falling pregnant.

Or males present with issues related to the structure and functioning of the sperm. Increasingly, male infertility - poor morphology (abnormal forms), poor motility and low sperm count - is a key contributor to infertility. For both people in the partnership, addressing poor lifestyle and dietary choices are essential. Read our blog post for a deeper insight.

“When the leaves of a tree are turning brown one can either paint the leaves green or look closer and further down to treat and nourish the root. Chinese medicine is concerned with the whole tree and thus nourishes the root. Over time not only do the leaves return vibrantly but the whole tree is healthier.”

Jacinda and Teja have a keen interest in the area of infertility with traditional Chinese medicine.

Our waiting room is plastered with photos and thank you cards from previous successful patients.
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