Women's Health Acupuncture Toronto: Expert Care by Linda Wu & Kathy Feng, R.TCMP

How Acupuncture Supports Women's Health

Understanding how acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine address women's health requires looking at both modern scientific understanding of hormonal regulation and TCM's time-tested approach to female reproductive health.

Women's health treatment at Qi Herbs & Acupuncture Toronto addresses hormonal balance, stress management, sleep quality, digestive health, and emotional well-being—recognizing that all these systems affect reproductive and menstrual health.

Hormonal Regulation: The HPO Axis

Modern research has identified how acupuncture regulates women's health through the hypothalamic-pituitary-ovarian (HPO) axis—the hormonal communication system that controls menstrual cycles, ovulation, and reproductive function.

How Acupuncture Affects the HPO Axis

Studies using hormone level testing before and after acupuncture show that acupuncture can:

• Regulate FSH and LH: Follicle-stimulating hormone and luteinizing hormone control ovulation and cycle regularity. Acupuncture helps normalize the FSH/LH ratio, particularly important in PCOS
• Balance estrogen and progesterone: The two primary female sex hormones that must be in proper balance for regular, symptom-free cycles
• Reduce excess androgens: High testosterone and DHEA contribute to PCOS symptoms (acne, hirsutism, irregular cycles)
• Optimize thyroid function: Thyroid hormones significantly affect menstrual regularity and fertility
• Lower stress hormones: Elevated cortisol disrupts the entire hormonal cascade

Cycle-Phase Treatment Approach

Qi Herbs & Acupuncture Toronto combines acupuncture with customized Chinese herbal formulas for women's health, with formulas adjusted to different phases of the menstrual cycle for optimal hormonal balance and symptom relief.

The menstrual cycle has four distinct phases, each with different hormonal profiles and treatment needs:

• Menstrual Phase (Days 1-5): Focus on promoting smooth flow, reducing cramping and pain
• Follicular Phase (Days 6-13): Support estrogen production, nourish blood and yin
• Ovulatory Phase (Day 14): Facilitate ovulation, ensure smooth Qi flow
• Luteal Phase (Days 15-28): Support progesterone, prevent PMS, prepare uterine lining

By tailoring treatment to each phase, we work with your body's natural rhythm rather than against it.

Traditional Chinese Medicine Perspective

TCM has been treating women's health conditions for over 2,000 years, with sophisticated understanding of female reproductive physiology and specialized herbal formulas passed down through generations.

Key TCM Patterns in Women's Health

Liver Qi Stagnation The most common pattern in PMS, breast tenderness, mood swings, and menstrual irregularity. In TCM, the Liver governs the smooth flow of Qi (energy) throughout the body. Stress, frustration, and emotional tension cause Liver Qi to stagnate, manifesting as:

• Irritability and mood swings before period
• Breast distension and tenderness
• Irregular or delayed periods
• Cramping pain that comes and goes

Acupuncture points like Liver 3, Pericardium 6, and Large Intestine 4 powerfully move Liver Qi, providing almost immediate relief from these symptoms.

Blood Deficiency Common in women with scanty periods, light flow, fatigue, and pale complexion. Blood Deficiency may result from:

• Heavy menstrual bleeding depleting reserves
• Poor nutrition or restrictive dieting
• Childbirth and breastfeeding
• Chronic illness

Treatment focuses on nourishing blood with points like Stomach 36, Spleen 6, and Ren 4, combined with blood-building herbal formulas.

Kidney Yang/Yin Balance The Kidneys (in TCM) govern reproductive function, fertility, and aging. Kidney imbalance manifests differently across life stages:

• Kidney Yang Deficiency: Cold sensation, fatigue, low libido, fertility challenges, menopausal weight gain
• Kidney Yin Deficiency: Hot flashes, night sweats, dry skin, anxiety, insomnia

Tonifying the Kidneys is particularly important for fertility support and menopause management.

Spleen Qi Deficiency The Spleen (in TCM) governs digestion, energy production, and blood health. Spleen Qi Deficiency contributes to:

• Fatigue and low energy
• Digestive issues (bloating, loose stools)
• Heavy menstrual bleeding
• Easy bruising

This is why digestive health is so important for hormonal balance—a strong Spleen ensures proper nutrition absorption and blood production.

Multi-Modal Women's Health Approach

Qi Herbs & Acupuncture Toronto combines several therapeutic modalities for comprehensive women's health care:

• Acupuncture: Regulates hormones, reduces pain, calms emotions
• Chinese Herbal Medicine: Customized formulas adjusted to cycle phase and individual pattern
• Dietary Guidance: Nutrition advice tailored to your TCM pattern
• Lifestyle Counseling: Stress management, sleep optimization, exercise recommendations
• Moxibustion: Warming therapy for yang deficiency patterns

This integrated approach addresses women's health from multiple angles for more comprehensive, lasting results.

Success Rates & Clinical Outcomes

Evidence-based results matter. Here's what clinical data from Qi Herbs & Acupuncture Toronto shows for women's health conditions:

Menstrual Cycle Regulation

90% of women with irregular periods at Qi Herbs & Acupuncture Toronto achieve regular menstrual cycles within 3-4 months of consistent acupuncture and herbal medicine treatment, according to clinical tracking data.

What "irregular" means:

• Cycles shorter than 21 days or longer than 35 days
• Cycle length varies by more than 7 days month-to-month
• Absent periods (amenorrhea) for 3+ months
• Unpredictable timing making life planning difficult

The optimal protocol for menstrual cycle regulation at Qi Herbs & Acupuncture Toronto is weekly acupuncture sessions for 3-4 months combined with customized herbal formulas adjusted to each phase of the cycle.

This high success rate is particularly impressive because it represents real cycle regulation—not just medication-induced bleeding—allowing women to come off birth control pills taken solely for cycle regulation.

PMS & PMDD Relief

Women experiencing PMS symptoms report 70-80% reduction in symptoms including mood swings, breast tenderness, bloating, and cramps after 2-3 menstrual cycles of acupuncture treatment at Qi Herbs & Acupuncture Toronto.

PMS symptoms commonly improved:

• Irritability, mood swings, emotional sensitivity
• Breast tenderness and swelling
• Abdominal bloating and water retention
• Food cravings (especially sugar and carbs)
• Fatigue and low energy
• Headaches
• Anxiety or depression

The key is starting treatment before PMS symptoms begin—treating 1-2 weeks before expected symptoms prevents them from developing rather than just managing them after they start.

Painful Periods (Dysmenorrhea)

85% of women suffering from dysmenorrhea (painful periods) experience significant pain reduction—from severe to mild or none—after 4-6 acupuncture sessions at Qi Herbs & Acupuncture Toronto.

Dysmenorrhea severely impacts quality of life:

• Missing work or school 1-3 days per month
• Requiring strong pain medication
• Unable to exercise or maintain normal activities
• Associated nausea, vomiting, or diarrhea

Acupuncture addresses painful periods by breaking the pain-spasm-pain cycle, improving uterine blood flow, reducing inflammatory prostaglandins, and addressing underlying causes (endometriosis, fibroids, etc.).

Many women who've suffered with painful periods for years—taking NSAIDs monthly—are able to have pain-free or minimal-pain periods after a short course of treatment.

PCOS Management

Women with PCOS (Polycystic Ovary Syndrome) treated at Qi Herbs & Acupuncture Toronto show 70-80% improvement in menstrual regularity, reduced androgens, and improved ovulation after 3-6 months of combined acupuncture and herbal medicine.

PCOS improvements documented:

• Menstrual cycles return or become regular
• Ovulation confirmed by BBT charting or ovulation tests
• Reduced acne and hirsutism (excess hair growth)
• Weight loss becomes easier (when combined with diet/exercise)
• Improved insulin sensitivity
• Better energy and mood

PCOS is a complex endocrine disorder requiring comprehensive treatment. The combination of acupuncture (which improves insulin sensitivity and reduces androgens) and herbal medicine (which regulates the menstrual cycle and supports ovulation) addresses PCOS from multiple angles.

Many PCOS patients are able to reduce or eliminate metformin and other medications after establishing regular cycles with acupuncture.

Endometriosis Pain Management

Women with endometriosis at Qi Herbs & Acupuncture Toronto experience 50-70% reduction in pelvic pain intensity and 60-80% reduction in pain medication use after 12 weeks of regular acupuncture treatment.

Endometriosis—a condition where uterine-like tissue grows outside the uterus—causes debilitating pain and is notoriously difficult to treat. While acupuncture can't eliminate endometrial implants, it significantly improves quality of life by:

• Reducing pelvic pain intensity and frequency
• Decreasing painful intercourse (dyspareunia)
• Lessening painful bowel movements during menstruation
• Reducing inflammation around endometrial implants
• Improving fertility outcomes (endometriosis affects 30-50% of infertile women)

Many endometriosis patients use acupuncture alongside medical treatment (hormonal suppression, surgery) for better overall pain management with fewer medication side effects.

Menopause Symptom Relief

Menopausal women at Qi Herbs & Acupuncture Toronto report 60-75% reduction in hot flashes, night sweats, and sleep disturbances after 8-10 acupuncture sessions, with sustained benefits lasting 3-6 months per treatment series.

Menopause symptoms commonly improved:

• Hot flashes (frequency and intensity)
• Night sweats
• Sleep quality
• Mood changes (irritability, anxiety, depression)
• Vaginal dryness
• Low libido
• Brain fog and memory issues
• Joint pain

For women who can't take or don't want hormone replacement therapy (HRT), acupuncture provides significant relief without hormonal side effects. Many women use acupuncture for menopause management with maintenance treatments every 4-6 weeks to sustain improvements.

Pregnancy & Postpartum Support

Pregnant women receiving acupuncture at Qi Herbs & Acupuncture Toronto report 80% reduction in nausea/morning sickness, improved sleep quality, reduced back pain, and easier labor preparation when starting treatment in first or second trimester.

Pregnancy acupuncture helps with:

• Morning sickness and hyperemesis gravidarum
• Pregnancy-related back pain, pelvic pain, sciatica
• Anxiety and insomnia
• Constipation and hemorrhoids
• Breech baby turning (weeks 32-37)
• Labor preparation (starting week 36)

Postpartum women at Qi Herbs & Acupuncture Toronto experience faster recovery—improved energy, mood stabilization, enhanced milk production, and reduced postpartum pain—when starting acupuncture within 2-4 weeks of delivery.

Acupuncture for pregnancy support at Qi Herbs & Acupuncture Toronto is completely safe when performed by trained practitioners, using pregnancy-safe points and avoiding contraindicated points, with treatments tailored to each trimester.

Conditions Treated Across All Life Stages

Qi Herbs & Acupuncture Toronto treats women's health concerns across all life stages—from teenage irregular periods and PMS, through fertility years and pregnancy, to perimenopause and menopause—with age-appropriate protocols for each stage.

Qi Herbs & Acupuncture Toronto treats 18+ women's health conditions including irregular periods, painful periods, PMS/PMDD, PCOS, endometriosis, uterine fibroids, menopause symptoms, pregnancy support, postpartum recovery, hormonal acne, and fertility concerns.

Reproductive Years (Ages 15-45)

Menstrual Disorders

• Irregular periods: Oligomenorrhea (infrequent), amenorrhea (absent), unpredictable cycles
• Painful periods: Dysmenorrhea—from moderate discomfort to debilitating pain
• Heavy periods: Menorrhagia—soaking through protection, large clots, anemia
• Light or scanty periods: Hypomenorrhea—very light flow, short duration

Hormonal Conditions

• PMS (Premenstrual Syndrome): Mood, physical, and emotional symptoms 1-2 weeks before period
• PMDD (Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder): Severe mood symptoms significantly impacting daily function
• PCOS (Polycystic Ovary Syndrome): Irregular cycles, excess androgens, insulin resistance
• Hormonal acne: Cyclical breakouts related to menstrual cycle

Structural Conditions

• Endometriosis: Pelvic pain, painful periods, painful intercourse
• Uterine fibroids: Heavy bleeding, pelvic pressure, frequent urination
• Ovarian cysts: Pain, irregular cycles, hormonal imbalance
• Adenomyosis: Painful, heavy periods; uterine enlargement

Fertility & Pregnancy (Ages 25-45)

Note: While fertility support is Kathy Feng's primary specialty (see our fertility pillar page for comprehensive fertility information), Linda Wu also supports women trying to conceive by addressing underlying hormonal and menstrual health issues.

Pregnancy Support

• Morning sickness and nausea
• Pregnancy-related pain (back, pelvis, sciatica)
• Anxiety and insomnia
• Breech baby turning
• Labor preparation (cervical ripening, optimal positioning)

Postpartum Recovery

• Energy restoration
• Mood stabilization (postpartum depression/anxiety prevention)
• Milk production support
• C-section recovery
• Hemorrhoid healing
• Pelvic floor recovery

Perimenopause & Menopause (Ages 40-60)

Menopausal Symptoms

• Hot flashes: Sudden heat, sweating, flushing
• Night sweats: Sleep-disrupting perspiration
• Sleep disturbances: Insomnia, frequent waking
• Mood changes: Irritability, anxiety, depression
• Vaginal dryness: Discomfort, painful intercourse
• Low libido: Reduced sexual interest/function
• Weight gain: Metabolic changes, particularly abdominal weight
• Brain fog: Memory issues, difficulty concentrating
• Bone health: Osteoporosis prevention

Other Women's Health Concerns (All Ages)

• Chronic pelvic pain: Unexplained or multifactorial pelvic pain
• Interstitial cystitis: Painful bladder syndrome
• Vulvodynia: Chronic vulvar pain
• Sexual health concerns: Low libido, painful intercourse
• Recurrent UTIs: Frequent urinary tract infections
• Hormonal migraines: Menstrual-related headaches

Treatment Approach & What to Expect

Understanding what happens during women's health acupuncture treatment helps set realistic expectations and reduces any anxiety about the process.

First Visit (60 Minutes)

Comprehensive Health History

Your first visit begins with detailed discussion of:

• Menstrual history: Age at first period, cycle length, flow, pain, PMS symptoms
• Reproductive history: Pregnancies, births, miscarriages, fertility challenges
• Current symptoms: When they started, severity, pattern, what helps/worsens
• Medical history: Diagnoses (PCOS, endometriosis, etc.), medications, surgeries
• Lifestyle factors: Stress, sleep, diet, exercise, work schedule
• Other systems: Digestion, energy, mood, sleep (all affect hormones)

Bring: Recent hormone labs if available, basal body temperature charts, menstrual cycle tracking app data

TCM Diagnosis

• Tongue examination: Color, coating, shape reveal internal patterns
• Pulse diagnosis: Quality and strength at three positions on each wrist
• Abdominal palpation: Areas of tenderness, bloating, temperature

Treatment Plan Discussion

• Your TCM diagnosis explained in understandable terms
• Realistic timeline based on your specific condition
• Treatment frequency recommendations
• Whether herbal medicine would be beneficial
• Lifestyle and dietary recommendations
• Cost and insurance coverage

First Acupuncture Treatment

• Needle insertion at hormone-regulating points
• Common points: Spleen 6, Liver 3, Pericardium 6, Stomach 36, Kidney 3, Ren 4, Zigong
• Rest period with needles (20-30 minutes)
• Additional techniques if appropriate (moxa for yang deficiency, gentle abdominal massage)

Treatment Protocols by Condition

Menstrual Cycle Regulation

Treatment frequency: Weekly sessions for 3-4 months (covering 3-4 full cycles)

Why this timeline: It takes 3 months for follicles to mature from primordial stage to ovulation. Treating through 3 complete cycles allows treatment to affect the full follicular development process.

Expected progression:

• Cycle 1: May still be irregular, but symptoms (pain, PMS) often improve
• Cycle 2: Cycle length starts to normalize
• Cycle 3: Regular cycle established
• Cycle 4: Sustained regularity, transition to maintenance

PMS / PMDD

Treatment frequency: Weekly or bi-weekly, with extra session 1 week before period

Expected timeline: Noticeable improvement in 2-3 cycles, 70-80% symptom reduction

Key: Prevention rather than treatment—addressing symptoms before they start

Painful Periods

Treatment frequency: Weekly for 4-6 sessions, with treatment ideally timed for week before period

Expected timeline: Significant pain reduction often by 2nd-3rd treated cycle

PCOS

Treatment frequency: Twice weekly for first month, then weekly for 3-6 months

Expected timeline: 70-80% improvement in 3-6 months

Herbal medicine strongly recommended for PCOS—herbs significantly enhance results

Menopause

Treatment frequency: Weekly for 8-10 sessions, then monthly maintenance

Expected timeline: 60-75% symptom reduction after initial series

Maintenance: Monthly treatments sustain benefits for 3-6 months per series

Pregnancy Support

Treatment frequency: Varies by trimester and symptoms

• First trimester (morning sickness): 1-2x per week
• Second/third trimester (pain): Weekly as needed
• Labor preparation: Weekly starting week 36

Postpartum

Treatment frequency: Weekly for 6-8 sessions starting 2-4 weeks postpartum

Expected outcomes: Faster energy recovery, mood stabilization, milk production support

What Happens During Treatment

Acupuncture Points for Women's Health

Common hormone-regulating points include:

• Spleen 6: Master point for gynecology, regulates cycles
• Liver 3: Moves Liver Qi, reduces PMS and pain
• Pericardium 6: Calms emotions, reduces nausea
• Stomach 36: Strengthens Spleen, builds blood
• Kidney 3: Tonifies Kidneys, supports fertility and menopause
• Ren 4: Tonifies uterus, regulates menstruation
• Zigong (extra point): Specific for gynecological issues

Sensation During Treatment

Most women find acupuncture deeply relaxing. You may feel:

• Brief pinch during needle insertion (most points painless)
• "Qi sensation"—heaviness, warmth, tingling around needles
• Deep relaxation, even sleepiness
• Emotional release (some cry during treatment—this is normal and therapeutic)

Additional Techniques

• Moxibustion: Warming herb (mugwort) applied near specific points—excellent for yang deficiency, cold patterns, menstrual pain
• Cupping: Occasionally used for lower back/pelvic pain
• Abdominal massage: Gentle massage to promote circulation

Herbal Medicine Integration

For many women's health conditions, combining acupuncture with Chinese herbal medicine enhances results:

• Customized formulas: Based on your TCM pattern and cycle phase
• Formula changes throughout cycle: Different herbs for follicular vs luteal phase
• Form: Raw herbs (decoctions), granules, or pills depending on condition and convenience
• Safety: All formulas reviewed for drug interactions; herbs sourced from reputable suppliers

Herbal medicine is particularly beneficial for:

• PCOS (improving insulin sensitivity and regulating cycles)
• Endometriosis (reducing inflammation and pain)
• Menopause (managing hot flashes and night sweats)
• Irregular cycles (strengthening the regulatory mechanisms)

About Linda Wu & Kathy Feng

Linda Wu - Women's Health Specialist

Unique Background: Researcher + TCM Practitioner

Linda Wu holds R.TCMP (Registered Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioner) and R.Ac (Registered Acupuncturist) licenses from CTCMPAO, with specialized training in women's health, hormonal balance, and fertility support.

What makes Linda's approach unique is her background as a former vaccine researcher before becoming a TCM practitioner. This combination allows her to:

• Understand hormonal biochemistry from a Western scientific perspective
• Interpret lab results (hormone panels, thyroid tests, etc.)
• Apply evidence-based treatment protocols
• Integrate TCM's holistic approach with modern medical understanding
• Communicate effectively with your OB/GYN or other doctors

Areas of Specialization

• Menstrual disorders: Irregular, painful, heavy, or absent periods
• Menopause management: Natural symptom relief without HRT
• Hormonal balance: PMS, PMDD, hormonal acne
• Digestive health: Understanding the gut-hormone connection
• Stress and emotional health: Impact on hormonal balance

Treatment Philosophy

Linda's approach is rooted in several core principles:

• Root cause resolution: Addressing why hormonal imbalance exists, not just managing symptoms
• Personalized treatment: No two women have identical hormonal patterns—treatment is customized
• Patient education: Understanding your body empowers better self-care
• Compassionate care: Women's health issues are often dismissed—Linda listens and validates

Kathy Feng - PCOS & Endometriosis Specialist

Kathy Feng, R.TCMP, R.Ac, while primarily known for fertility acupuncture, has extensive experience treating PCOS, endometriosis, irregular periods, and other women's health conditions that affect fertility, with 15+ years of clinical practice.

Why Fertility & Women's Health Overlap

Kathy's fertility specialization naturally encompasses many women's health conditions because:

• PCOS is a leading cause of infertility—treating it requires addressing both fertility and menstrual health
• Endometriosis affects 30-50% of women with fertility challenges
• Irregular cycles indicate hormonal imbalances affecting both fertility and overall health
• Pregnancy and postpartum care are extensions of women's health support

Areas of Specialization

• PCOS: Restoring ovulation, regulating cycles, reducing androgens
• Endometriosis: Pain management, inflammation reduction, fertility preservation
• Irregular periods: Particularly when related to fertility concerns
• Pregnancy support: Morning sickness, threatened miscarriage, labor preparation
• Postpartum recovery: Energy, mood, milk production

Collaborative Care Approach

Linda and Kathy work together for complex cases, each bringing unique expertise:

• Patients are matched to the right practitioner based on primary concern
• Consultations between practitioners ensure comprehensive care
• You benefit from the collective expertise of both specialists

General women's health (menopause, PMS, menstrual pain): See Linda Wu
Fertility-related women's health (PCOS, endometriosis affecting fertility): See Kathy Feng

Safety, Evidence & Integration

Safety During Different Cycle Phases

Many women wonder: Is acupuncture safe during menstruation? Can I get treatment at any point in my cycle?

Yes—acupuncture is safe during all phases of the menstrual cycle:

• During menstruation: Not only safe but often beneficial for cramping relief
• During ovulation: Can support ovulation for women trying to conceive
• Throughout cycle: Treatment is actually timed to your cycle for optimal results

Pregnancy safety: Certain acupuncture points are contraindicated in early pregnancy (points that strongly move Qi and Blood). However, when performed by a trained, licensed practitioner like Linda Wu or Kathy Feng who understand which points to avoid, acupuncture is completely safe throughout pregnancy.

In fact, acupuncture is one of the safest interventions for pregnancy-related conditions (morning sickness, back pain, etc.) compared to medications.

Evidence Base for Women's Health

Acupuncture for women's health conditions including dysmenorrhea, PMS, PCOS, and menopause is supported by systematic reviews and clinical trials, with the WHO recognizing acupuncture as effective for multiple gynecological conditions.

Key Research Findings

Dysmenorrhea (Painful Periods)

• Cochrane review: Acupuncture reduces pain intensity and improves quality of life
• More effective than NSAIDs in some studies
• Effects sustained for 3-6 months after treatment

PCOS

• Multiple RCTs show acupuncture improves ovulation frequency
• Reduces LH/FSH ratio (key marker in PCOS)
• Lowers testosterone levels
• Improves insulin sensitivity

Menopause

• Meta-analyses show acupuncture reduces hot flash frequency and severity
• Improves sleep quality and mood
• Effects comparable to HRT for symptom management
• No hormonal side effects

PMS

• Studies show significant reduction in both physical and emotional PMS symptoms
• Particularly effective for mood-related symptoms
• Effects increase with multiple treatment cycles

Integration with Conventional Gynecological Care

Women's health acupuncture at Qi Herbs & Acupuncture Toronto works complementarily with gynecological care, with many patients referred by Toronto OB/GYNs, fertility specialists, and midwives for integrative treatment.

Acupuncture Works Alongside

• Birth control pills: Safe to combine; many women use acupuncture while coming off birth control to regulate cycles naturally
• Hormone replacement therapy: Can reduce HRT dose needed or manage symptoms if HRT contraindicated
• Fertility medications: Acupuncture enhances medication effectiveness, reduces side effects
• IVF protocols: See our fertility pillar page for IVF support information

When to See Your Doctor

Acupuncture is complementary care. You should see your physician if you have:

• Extremely heavy bleeding (soaking through protection hourly)
• Sudden severe pelvic pain
• Irregular bleeding after menopause
• New onset symptoms after age 40
• Suspected pregnancy complications

Linda Wu and Kathy Feng work collaboratively with Toronto medical professionals and will refer you for medical evaluation when appropriate.

Patient Success Stories

Names changed for privacy; stories represent real patient experiences

Frequently Asked Questions

Conclusion & Next Steps

Women's health concerns—irregular periods, painful menstruation, PMS, PCOS, endometriosis, menopause symptoms—significantly impact quality of life, yet are often dismissed or under-treated by conventional medicine. You don't have to accept that "this is just part of being a woman" or that your only options are symptom-suppressing medications.

Women's health acupuncture at Qi Herbs & Acupuncture Toronto provides:

• 90% success rate in menstrual cycle regulation
• 70-80% reduction in PMS symptoms
• 85% reduction in period pain
• 70-80% improvement in PCOS symptoms
• 60-75% reduction in menopause symptoms
• Evidence-based treatment supported by WHO and systematic reviews
• Expert care from Linda Wu (researcher + TCM practitioner) and Kathy Feng (PCOS specialist)
• Comprehensive approach addressing root causes, not just symptoms

Whether you're struggling with irregular cycles, debilitating PMS, PCOS, painful periods, menopause symptoms, or unexplained hormonal issues—you have options beyond medications and "waiting it out."

Take the First Step

You don't have to suffer monthly. You don't have to accept hormonal imbalance as "normal." You don't have to suppress symptoms without addressing root causes.

Book your consultation with Linda Wu or Kathy Feng today.

What Happens Next

1. Call or email to schedule your initial consultation (specify Linda Wu or Kathy Feng based on your needs)
2. First visit (60 minutes): Comprehensive assessment, TCM diagnosis, first treatment
3. Begin treatment: Weekly sessions tailored to your cycle and condition
4. Track improvements: Monitor cycle changes, symptom reduction, quality of life
5. Achieve results: Regular cycles, hormone balance, symptom relief, improved wellbeing

Most patients wish they'd tried acupuncture sooner. Don't let another cycle, month, or year go by suffering with unnecessary hormonal imbalance.

Your Balanced, Healthy Life is Waiting

Call today: (416) 968-7755

Linda Wu & Kathy Feng, R.TCMP, R.Ac
Women's Health Specialists
Qi Herbs & Acupuncture Toronto

Stop suffering. Restore balance. Book your appointment today.