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•Dr. Jacqueline Bailey is a Doctor of East Asian Medicine and Registered Nurse
•KAMPO Herbalist
•Supervisor at Seattle Institute of East Asian Medicine

Specializing in women’s health, fertility, pegnancy, pain and oncology support.

Clinic is wearing her Summer coat. Doesn’t fresh paint feel so good?!
06/18/2026

Clinic is wearing her Summer coat. Doesn’t fresh paint feel so good?!

Thank you for this research!
05/19/2026

Thank you for this research!

Your body has a built-in painkiller system. Acupuncture may switch it on.

Join us for a special fundraising clinic in support of our dear friend, Daniel.All proceeds will go directly toward help...
03/19/2026

Join us for a special fundraising clinic in support of our dear friend, Daniel.

All proceeds will go directly toward helping his family and easing the burden of medical expenses during this challenging time.

Your presence, support, and generosity mean more than words can express.

Since it’s endometriosis awareness month I’m going to present you a case. My endometriosis journey. 45 year old female C...
03/10/2026

Since it’s endometriosis awareness month I’m going to present you a case. My endometriosis journey.

45 year old female CC: Menorrhagia, Dysmenorrhea, Migraines and Fibroids with stage 4 endometriosis

Pulse: choppy and wiry at times
Tongue: Dusky, swollen with SLV +4
Fukushin: Average to strong abdomen, warm, hypochondriac tension, slight water and blood pulsations, water sign, Oketsu bilaterally. Stronger on the left. After surgery no more Oketsu! Look at my normal happy tongue 👅

Tx: Prior to surgery, I managed this 10 years with Acupuncture and herbs to minimize my pain. Tao He Cheng Qi Tangx1 week, followed by GZFLW

HPI: LLQ and pelvic pain that started 12 years ago, was dx with IBS after a colonoscopy. Was told I had a small fibroid “not enough to cause pain.” I treated with Acupuncture and herbs, Me**es was always 28 days, but heavy with pain. Hard to leave the house on days 1-2, often bleeding through clothing. Pain went away after 9 months. Recently cycles have started getting closer together, pain returned, migraines increasing with extreme bloating. Kidney stones and bowel changes. Joint pain. Was gaslit by my GYN. So I asked my ND for imaging which showed 3 larger fibroids. Found a new GYN and a surgical consult. Decided to have hysterectomy. During surgery it was revealed I had stage 4 endometriosis. My organs adhered together, multiple chocolate cysts, and more fibroids that weren’t detected. Immediately post- op I felt better, dropped 10 lbs, pain was gone. 10 weeks out feeling better than ever. No IBS, no bleeding, no pain, no more joint pain.

Endometriosis is a horrible disease, often takes 7-10 years to get diagnosis. Don’t let your providers gaslight you. Be your own advocate. Ask your Acupuncturist for help. Chinese medicine can help so much with this pathology, reducing the pain, decreasing inflammation and has the ability to shrink fibroids and clear endometriosis. There are times we need to refer out for example if the fibroids are in the wall, or over 5 cm or if the endometriosis is stage 3-4. It’s not a failure if you have to refer your patients! As Chinese medicine providers, we can increase quality of life and buy our patients time.

An honor to be a guest speaker at Yo San University’s Integrative Reproductive Medicine Symposium. I heard  some great s...
03/09/2026

An honor to be a guest speaker at Yo San University’s Integrative Reproductive Medicine Symposium. I heard some great speakers and made new connections. I even enjoyed speaking to everyone about Oketsu and Kampo Herbal Medicine. Gratitude to Nigel Dawes, my esteemed teacher for sharing his knowledge. And my colleague and mentor Craig Mitchell for nudging me to do this.

03/03/2026
02/06/2026

Really excited about this. Anyone interested in Asian Bodywork should check out Seattle Institute of East Asian Medicine has a new program they are launching in May. It can also be an entry route into people considering degrees in East Asian Medicine.

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425 N 36th
Seattle, WA
98103

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 6pm
Tuesday 9am - 6pm
Thursday 9am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 4pm

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