Treatment

Amenorrhoea (Absent Periods)

Amenorrhoea refers to the absence of menstrual periods and may be related to hormonal changes, stress, significant weight changes, intensive exercise or underlying medical conditions. Acupuncture may help support overall reproductive health and hormonal balance as part of a personalised treatment plan alongside your usual medical care.

Amenorrhoea (Absent Periods)

Conditions commonly treated

• Amenorrhoea (absent periods)
• Secondary amenorrhoea
• Irregular or absent menstrual cycles
• Hormone-related menstrual changes
• Stress-related menstrual disruption
• Functional hypothalamic amenorrhoea (where appropriate)

Potential benefits

Acupuncture may help:


• Support hormonal balance
• Promote menstrual wellbeing
• Reduce stress and encourage relaxation
• Improve overall wellbeing
• Support healthy sleep
• Complement your existing medical care

Treatment process

Your first appointment includes a comprehensive consultation covering your menstrual history, lifestyle, medical history and any investigations or treatments you have already received. A personalised acupuncture treatment plan is developed according to your individual presentation and goals. Treatment is provided alongside, not instead of, conventional medical care.

Treatment support

Why consider acupuncture?

Traditional Chinese medicine views menstrual health as closely connected to the body's overall balance. Acupuncture aims to support wellbeing by treating the individual rather than focusing solely on symptoms. Every treatment plan is personalised to your health, lifestyle and long-term goals.

Patient guidance

Is this treatment suitable for me?

This treatment may be suitable for women experiencing:
• Absent periods
• Irregular menstrual cycles
• Hormonal imbalance
• Stress-related menstrual changes
• Menstrual health concerns
If you are unsure whether this treatment is suitable for you, please contact Maggie before booking.

If you are unsure whether acupuncture is appropriate for your condition, this can be discussed during your initial consultation.