Is Fertility Acupuncture right for you?
Our acupuncture practice can supplement and possibly increase your chances of becoming pregnant. We can help you determine if acupuncture for fertility is right for you with a free 30-minute consultation.
Recent infertility studies have demonstrated improved pregnancy outcomes for some women who receive acupuncture for fertility, especially those with low egg supply undergoing IVF treatments.
Is Fertility Acupuncture right for you?
Our acupuncture practice can supplement and possibly increase your chances of becoming pregnant. We can help you determine if acupuncture for fertility is right for you with a free 30-minute consultation.
Recent infertility studies have demonstrated improved pregnancy outcomes for some women who receive acupuncture for fertility, especially those with low egg supply undergoing IVF treatments.
Our passion is helping hopeful parents improve their chances for becoming pregnant.
During a free consultation with Kyla Boles, Lac., Dipl. OM she will help you determine if acupuncture for fertility may benefit you.
Not only is acupuncture a proven, safe method to enhance the body's ability to combat infertility, but it also increases blood flow throughout the body and promotes relaxation.
Acupuncture may improve sperm quality and counts in infertile men.
Acupuncture may improve the lining of the endometrium, including increased the blood flow to the uterus.
Acupuncture may help regulate hormone levels, specifically gonadotropin-releasing hormone, which in turn may improve ovulation rates.
Acupuncture may help women with PCOS and anovulatory cycles.
Acupuncture may help those with thyroid problems. (And problems with the thyroid can lead to problems with fertility.)
Acupuncture may increase the number of follicles produced during an IVF treatment.
About Kyla Boles LAc., Dipl. OM
Kyla is licensed as an Acupuncturist by the State of Illinois and is a Diplomate in Oriental Medicine (Dipl.OM.).
Kyla received her Masters of Science in Traditional Oriental Medicine (MSTOM) from Pacific College of Oriental Medicine, one of the most prominent colleges training Oriental Medicine practitioners in the U.S. today; she received extensive training in acupuncture, Chinese herbology, and other accessory techniques used to treat disorders from a wide variety of disease causes.
Kyla graduated from the University Wisconsin Milwaukee with a Bachelors of Science degree in Social Work and Women’s studies. Health and human services has always been an important aspect of Kyla’s life. From her experiences as a Social Worker she realized the importance of treating the mind, body, and spirit.
Kyla continues to learn and explore different holistic practices, including continuing education credits in Integrative Methods in the Treatment of Mental Health, Mai Zen Cosmetic Acupuncture, Dr. Tan’s Balancing Method, and holistic nutrition.