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UH Connor Integrative Health Network, a system-wide initiative at University Hospitals, offers acupuncture treatments for patients suffering from pain caused by a variety of medical conditions.

My experience with UH Connor has been nothing short of amazing, from the friendly staff to the unmatched care from Megan. This is my first experience with acupuncture and I was not sure what to expect. From my first appointment I knew I made the right choice.

Bob Wagner, acupuncture patient

Acupuncture is one of the eight branches of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), which has been practiced for over 3,000 years. It is one of the oldest and most commonly used treatments in the world.

According to TCM, natural energy, or qi (pronounced chi) travels along 14 pathways or meridians throughout the body in a way that is similar to how blood flows through the veins and arteries.

The meridians are all connected to specific organs or bodily functions, and when they are blocked or thrown off balance, symptoms or illness may result.

Acupuncturists stimulate certain points by inserting hair-thin, metallic needles to remove energy blocks and restore balance and flow in the body, which restores health.

The World Health Organization (WHO) and the National Institutes of Health (NIH) recommend acupuncture for the treatment of chronic pain and over 40 other conditions, including:

Women and men who are struggling with infertility may find help through the use of acupuncture, which can help balance hormones, decrease stress, improve blood flow to the uterus, improve the bodys response to in-vitro fertilization, and more.

Learn more about Connor Integrative Health Networks approach to acupuncture for fertility.

For more information, or to schedule an acupuncture appointment call 216-250-9765.

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