Thinking about trying Chiropractor and Accupuncture

Re: Thinking about trying Chiropractor and Accupuncture

• HarleyKins member

  October 2012

  I did acupuncture, chiro, and a technique called Arvigo Maya massage.

  My acupunturist wasn't certified in infertility (more schooling, higher insurance rate to pay) but essentially all the pressure points are the same. He just did some more indepth reading for me.

  The clinic in Madison that does all of these is https://isthmusacupuncture.com/

  They do herbs, with treatments as well as the Arvigo technique.

  Good luck!!

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• pinkpeony08 member

  October 2012

  I used Community Accupuncture in Bay View for inducing labor.  I had a great experience.  They use a sliding scale and treat multiple people at the same time in a big room with recliners, which allows the price to be very reasonable.  Hope that helps!

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• Sakura09

  January 2013

  I'm way late to the discussion, but I tried acupuncture with Michael Culotti at West Allis Women's Pavilion. You can sign up for a 15 minute free consult to get to know him and what he does. Go to the Garden Senses gift shop in the hospital to sign up.  He's experienced in infertility treatments, works a lot in unison with IVF treatment. I only went a couple times, but he seemed very knowledgeable and nice. He did a good job of explaining the Eastern ideas and how they relate to Western medicine.

  Good luck! 

  

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