Hi there,am quite new to this but wanted to offer some hope to those who have gone through that pain and yearning to conceive.My partner and I were trying for about a year, we started both having acupuncture treatment a few months ago and now we

homeopathy in labour, but that was after a long time in labour and I have no idea what it was I was given (I gave birth in Germany where most of the midwives are trained in homeopathy). It was after I had both acupuncture and homeopathic pills that I finally

and on with SPD so I truly sympathise. The best advice I've been given for sleeping is a pillow between your knees and sleep lying on a doubled up duvet cover, I don't know why that helps but it really does!I've also heard that acupuncture is meant to really help

was actually making me worse not better. Ihave heard that acupuncture is amazing for this kind of sickness and only takes one or two treatments. I am going on monday evening so I will keep you informed!x Sorry youre feeling so rough nikki. The thing you need

therapist) and Acupuncture are great for helping you concieve but both take several treatments to get your body in shape first. I am a big believer in homeopathy and herbal medicines too. Hi,I have PCOS too and have been TTC for 19 months, have just started

the pain so I could walk the rest of the day.  I have just been referred to the physiotherapist and he is going to give me acupuncture too as he has had a great success rate with SPD in his practice, ask your midwife or Dr to refer you to the physio

an enema- yuk!) and when I wasn't dilating at all after over 16 hours of intense contractions I had an epidural and then acupuncture and homeopathy to try to encourage dilation - it did work eventually. I didn't have pain relief apart from the birthing pool

with baby number two and apple pie with custad with baby number three. i think it is a case of trial and error to find what suits you best.Have you tried travel sickness wrist bands? Or acupuncture? Try nipping the bit of skin between your thumb

infertility - we have experts on nutrition, acupuncture, hypno-fertility as well as mainstream methods like IVF, sperm and egg donation and we have a special seminar hosted by the London Women's Clinic. The event's totally free and at the Brighton Centre 8th

but this time, i am having acupuncture to help support my system and counselling for the panic attacks. My family think i'm mad for having any babies at all but i can't imagin without my boys! But that all leads upto me having to stop after this one. Although my