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     Acupuncture for Period Pain 

            

                           From £45

Shu Jun Healthcare

At Shujun Healthcare, we provide specialised acupuncture treatments to help ease period pain, regulate menstrual cycles, and improve overall wellbeing. Our gentle, targeted approach addresses the root causes of discomfort — from hormonal imbalance to poor circulation — offering safe, drug-free relief for cramps, bloating, headaches, and mood changes. 

 

How Acupuncture Helps Period Pain


Acupuncture works by stimulating specific points on the body to improve blood flow, relax uterine muscles, and trigger the release of natural painkillers. It also helps regulate hormone levels, reducing PMS symptoms and promoting a more comfortable cycle. 

 

Benefits of Choosing Acupuncture


From easing cramps to improving energy, our treatments offer a holistic approach to women’s health. 

 

Pain & Cramp Relief


Reduces muscle contractions and alleviates lower abdominal pain. 

Hormonal Balance


Supports the endocrine system to regulate irregular cycles and reduce PMS.

Emotional Wellbeing


Helps lower stress, ease anxiety, and improve mood during your cycle. 

 

Why Choose Us  

  • Over 30 years of Traditional Chinese Medicine expertise 

  • Specialised women’s health acupuncture treatments 

  • Calm, welcoming London clinic environment 

  • Gentle, safe methods for all ages 

  • Option to combine with herbal medicine, cupping, or massage for enhanced results 

 

FAQs 

Is acupuncture safe during menstruation? 
Yes — our practitioners use gentle techniques suitable for this time. 

How soon will I notice results? 
Many clients experience relief within 1–3 sessions. 

Can acupuncture help with irregular cycles? 
Yes — it can support hormonal balance and improve cycle regularity. 

Does it hurt? 
The needles are very fine, and most people feel minimal to no discomfort. 

Can I combine acupuncture with other therapies? 
Yes — it works well with massage, cupping, and herbal medicine.

 

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