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Wee Min Yee
TCM Practitioner
What No One Talks About After Miscarriage... (A Real Case Study from Our Patient)
We often celebrate pregnancies and new life — but rarely talk about what happens when it doesn’t go as planned.
The truth is, one in four pregnancies ends in miscarriage — but you rarely hear people talk about it. Not because it doesn’t hurt, but because most don’t know how to talk about it.
A Loss That Changed Everything
At Xi Fertility & Women’s Health TCM Centre, we’ve seen this quiet pain too many times. And we know — recovery isn’t just about getting your period back.
It’s about helping the body and emotions find their rhythm again.
"That was what Ms. T needed after her miscarriage in May 2024. Her tests came back normal, but her energy was low, her sleep was poor, and her emotions felt stuck. In April 2025, almost a year later, she started her recovery journey with Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM)."
Restoring Her Strength with Traditional Chinese Medicine
Ms. Wee Min Yee explained that after miscarriage, many women experience “Qi and Blood deficiency” — meaning the uterus is weak, and emotions like sadness or guilt can block the natural flow of energy.
Her treatment plan focused on gentle, gradual recovery:
Acupuncture
By stimulating key points, acupuncture improves blood flow to reproductive organs, improves circulation, balances hormones, and eases cramps.
Herbal Prescription
Personalized formulas that address the root cause, whether it’s Qi stagnation, blood deficiency, or kidney weakness.
Herbal formulas to nourish blood and strengthen the womb.
Acupuncture to regulate hormones and calm the nervous system.
Emotional support, giving her a safe space to talk about the pain she never said out loud.
Within three months, her period became regular again, her sleep improved, and she felt calmer and lighter. In August 2025, Ms. T found out she was naturally pregnant.
Miscarriage is not a failure.
It’s a painful chapter that deserves care, compassion, and space to heal — physically and emotionally.
If you’ve been through a miscarriage, please remember: You don’t have to go through it alone.