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ACUPUNCTURE

Acupuncture for Fertility in Boulder, CO

Acupuncture for Fertility in Boulder, CO
Ready to get pregnant? Acupuncture has been shown to enhance blood flow to the ovaries improving the quality and quantity of eggs as well as the rate of fertilization. With 30 years of experience, we specialize in acupuncture treatment for all stages of growing a family: FERTILITY, PREGNANCY, LABOR & POSTPARTUM. Read the research here: ACUPUNCTURE FOR FERTILITY

Frequently Asked Questions

  • When is the best time to start Acupuncture for fertility?

    • We recommend starting Acupuncture for fertility support 3-4 months before you plan to conceive, or earlier.

    • Acupuncture supports uterine blood flow, Pulsatility Index PI.

    • Acupuncture supports a healthy endometrium and creates a highly receptive environment for embryo implantation.

    • Acupuncture improves egg size and quality.

  • Does the Acupuncture Clinic of Ashley Crutchfield work with CCRM and Everleap Fertility (Conceptions)?

    Yes, we provide integrative care for patients undergoing IUI and IVF cycles at major regional centers, including CCRM and Everleap Fertility. We precisely time Acupuncture sessions around your unique clinical reproductive schedule, safely supporting medication phases, endometrial thickness, and embryo transfer windows.

  • Does the Acupuncture Clinic of Ashley Crutchfield offer a Fertility Package?

    Yes! We offer a comprehensive, 4-session Fertility Package priced at $495. Each Acupuncture session improves blood flow to the uterus and ovaries, supporting a healthy endometrial lining for successful embryo implantation whether you are trying naturally or undergoing medical IVF/IUI transfers at local regional clinics.

  • How many Acupuncture sessions do I need prior to embryo transfer?

    Clinical fertility research supports eight Acupuncture sessions prior to Frozen Embryo Transfer, FET, for the best outcome. This timeline optimizes the Pulsatility Index, PI. Dr. Paulus' clinical research showed a 42% pregnancy rate in women who received Acupuncture compared to only 26% in women who did not.