Acupuncture is traditionally used during menopause to help ease hot flashes, night sweats, disturbed sleep and mood changes. Treatment is gentle and tailored, usually delivered as a short course of sessions.
How it's used
In Traditional Chinese Medicine, menopause symptoms are approached as a shift in the body's balance. Fine needles at specific points aim to settle that shift; many clients also find sessions deeply calming, which itself helps sleep and mood.
What to expect
Your practitioner discusses your symptoms and health, then places fine needles while you rest. A typical plan is a short course of acupuncture sessions, reviewed as you go.
Common goals clients bring
- Fewer or milder hot flashes and night sweats
- Better sleep
- Steadier mood and less stress
An honest note
Acupuncture at our clinic is a wellness service (not insurance-billed) and complements, rather than replaces, care from your physician for menopause.
Frequently asked questions
Can acupuncture help menopause symptoms?
Acupuncture is traditionally used to help with hot flashes, night sweats, sleep and mood during menopause. It's a wellness approach that complements medical care.
How many acupuncture sessions will I need for menopause?
Usually a short course of sessions, reviewed as you go. Your practitioner will suggest a realistic plan based on your symptoms.
Is acupuncture for menopause covered by insurance?
Acupuncture at our clinic is offered as a wellness service and is not billed to insurance.
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Text 647-622-4114Call to BookThis article is for general educational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Individual results vary. Please consult a qualified healthcare practitioner about your specific situation before beginning any new therapy.