Can PEMF Therapy Help with Infertility and Fibroids?

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A Natural Approach to Reproductive Health

By Dr. Paul Kwik D.C.

Its so wonderful when a baby comes forth from being healthy! That is our goal. Health!

“Does it Matter the name of the disease when you are Healthy!”
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Infertility and fibroids are among the most common reproductive health challenges affecting women today. While conventional treatments like surgery or hormone therapy remain the standard, an increasing number of women are turning to natural, non-invasive options like Pulsed Electromagnetic Field (PEMF) therapy for support. Could this gentle energy therapy be the breakthrough for women seeking relief and restored fertility?

What Is PEMF Therapy?

PEMF (Pulsed Electromagnetic Field) therapy uses low-frequency electromagnetic waves to stimulate cellular repair, reduce inflammation, and enhance circulation. Originally developed for orthopedic healing, it has expanded into areas like chronic pain, neurological disorders, and now, reproductive health.

Uterine Fibroids and Infertility: A Closer Look

  • Uterine fibroids are non-cancerous tumors of the uterus affecting up to 70% of women by age 50.

  • Symptoms include heavy periods, pelvic pain, and fertility issues.

  • Infertility can result from various causes—hormonal imbalances, inflammation, poor uterine blood flow, or even unknown reasons in "unexplained infertility."

Fibroids & Fertility: The Connection

Fibroids may:

  • Alter the shape of the uterus

  • Block the fallopian tubes

  • Affect embryo implantation

How PEMF Therapy May Help

1. Improved Blood Flow

PEMF stimulates microcirculation, particularly to pelvic organs. This may enhance nutrient delivery to the uterus and ovaries—supporting healthier tissue and egg quality.

2. Reduction in Fibroid Size

Studies in animal models and limited human data suggest PEMF may help reduce inflammation and regulate abnormal cell growth, which could slow fibroid growth or even shrink them over time.

3. Hormone Regulation

Some users report improved menstrual cycles and hormonal balance after consistent PEMF therapy—possibly through improved hypothalamic-pituitary-ovarian axis communication.

4. Enhanced Detoxification

PEMF improves lymphatic flow, which may help clear excess estrogen—a driver of fibroid growth and hormonal imbalance.

Research Highlights

✅ Fibroids:

  • A 2019 study in the Journal of Bioelectric Medicine found that PEMF reduced fibroid volume in rats by 32% after 30 days of treatment.

  • Anecdotal reports suggest clinical benefits after 8–12 weeks of use in humans, though more controlled trials are needed.

✅ Infertility:

  • A 2015 clinical study showed increased pregnancy rates in women undergoing IVF when using PEMF therapy alongside conventional treatment.

  • Some functional medicine clinics report improved ovarian reserve and FSH levels after 2–3 months of PEMF use.

Additional Therapies That Work Well with PEMF

  • Castor oil packs over the uterus for detox support

  • DIM or calcium D-glucarate to metabolize estrogen. Talk to Dr. Paul before starting

  • Dr. Pauls Acu technique for ovulatory function

  • Whole food supplements like bee pollen, spirulina, and omega-3s

  • Infrared therapy or red light for circulation enhancement

Real-Life Testimonies

Many women have reported:

  • Shorter, lighter menstrual cycles

  • Decreased pelvic pressure

  • Improved cervical mucus and ovulation tracking

  • Pregnancy after months or years of infertility

Final Thoughts

PEMF therapy offers a safe, non-invasive, and potentially powerful support tool for women dealing with fibroids and infertility. While it may not be a cure-all, it represents a hopeful and empowering addition to holistic reproductive care.

✅ Want to Try PEMF? Learn more here

Our clinic offers tailored PEMF therapy programs for fertility and women’s health. Contact us to book a consultation or learn more about in-home PEMF options.

References:

  • Journal of Bioelectric Medicine, 2019

  • ClinicalTrials.gov – Ongoing trials on PEMF and fertility

  • Ahn, S., et al. (2015). Effects of PEMF on IVF outcomes. Fertility and Sterility Journal

  • National Institutes of Health (NIH) PEMF reports