I was diagnosed with severe endometriosis about 3 years ago. After my last laproscopy and 6 lupron depot injections i had regular periods for 6 months. But about an year ago my periods became extremely irregular and light. I started getting them after 40 – 45 days instead of every 28 days. After a few months, I also started experiencing vaginal dryness, hot flashes, night sweats and low libido. My hormones tests showed Elevated FSH and LH. My obgyn said I have POF and that I won’t be able to conceive naturally.

ah..i get what u mean..

Acupuncture is a practice in which needles are inserted into various traditionally determined points of the body (“acupuncture points”) and then manipulated, or the theory under which the practice is done. Its practitioners variously claim that it relieves pain, treats infertility, treats disease, prevents disease, promotes general health, or can be used for therapeutic purposes.[1]  Acupuncture is based on tradition and authority, not on the scientific method and science, and acupuncture’s claims of efficacy are not well established or accepted by the scientific community, so acupuncture is considered an alternative medicine, not an evidence based medicine.

Acupuncture is an alternative medicine that treats patients by insertion and manipulation of needles in the body. Its practitioners variously claim that it relieves pain, treats infertility, treats disease, prevents disease, promotes general health, or can be used for therapeutic purposes Acupuncture typically incorporates traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) as an integral part of its practice and theory. The term “acupuncture” is sometimes used to refer to insertion of needles at points other than traditional ones, or to applying an electric current to needles in acupuncture points.  Acupunture dates back to prehistoric times, with written records from the second century BCE.  Different variations of acupuncture are practiced and taught throughout the world.