Has anyone heard of chiropractic treatment for infertility?

I have been reading about people who conceived after getting chiropractic care. Has anyone heard about this before? I've never been to a chiropractor in my life, because frankly, I thought they were nonsense unless you had gotten into a car accident or were injured, but I feel like we've tried almost everything and it could be worth a shot. What do you think?

That is what I have noticed in the past from people I know who have gone to chiropractors. They always seem to be complaining that their back, neck, etc. hurts and they're always going back.

I've never heard of chiropractic care to help cure infertility but I have heard about acupuncture. There was an article that came out today claiming the Reproductive Endocrinologist are starting to support acupuncture. I think I will read up about chiropractic care! Good Luck and keep me posted if you learn anything more!! Best Wishes & Lots of Baby Dust!

Chiropractors claim to be able to cure anything and everything

I've known people who swore by chiropractic and think it's really helped them.

And by acupuncture, I've heard miracle stories about acupuncture infertility treatments.

Here's my personal experience with chiropractic: I saw a chiropractor for a few months last summer for migraine and tension headaches. I'd come in and he'd do about the same ol' thing 2 days a week. They say to keep up with it because you might not notice results until like 8-10 months (and a crapload of money) into it. But like 2 months into treatments, he was doing some maneuver and we were talking and I mentioned my headaches, and he was like "You don't get headaches, do you?" I don't think he'd looked at my freaking chart since I came in! He was just doing the same old manipulations without even like making any custom treatment plan or anything. I decided then and there that it was quackery.

I'm not a fan of chiropractic care.

But you should look into accupuncture- a study came out just today that says it's very helpful when done in conjunction with IVF. People seem to get good results with it, and it's not terribly expensive. I've been thinking about it myself.