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Acupuncture and trying to conceive, What can you share?
Posted by admin on Dec 4, 2009 in chinese acupuncture
Acupuncture and trying to conceive, What can you share?
I going to a certified acupuncturist soon (hopefully this week) and I am wondering what to expect or what are your thoughts. I am going specifically for fertility benefits.
A little background info- Hubby and I have been trying for a baby for 2.5 years now. We are seeing an RE (specialist) and are on a little Read more…
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