Complementary therapy

Complementary therapies believed to be helpful include acupuncture, aromatherapy, reflexology, homeopathy and Chinese herbal medicine.

Treatments are often worth trying for those who can't get NHS-funded assistance but can't afford to go private.

Complementary therapies can also be helpful when used prior to undergoing conventional treatment or alongside other treatments. Although they can't repair damaged tubes or produce more eggs, they can boost your general health, reduce stress levels and help you to feel more in control of your situation.

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