Women go through a different life cycle than men during their fertility ages. In this life cycle, they may be faced with many gender-specific risks and diseases. A wide range of gender-specific health problems can be seen in women, from premenstrual syndrome to dysmenorrhea, from infertility to pregnancy symptoms, from postpartum depression to postmenopausal vasomotor symptoms. Acupuncture is a modality that is included in traditional and complementary therapies (GETAT) and can be used in both preventive and curative medicine. Acupuncture has been accepted as an effective GETAT method that can be used at all stages of a woman's life cycle in all over the world. While acupuncture treatment is effective in reducing both physical and emotional symptoms in premenstrual syndrome; it reduces pain by stimulating sympathetic and parasympathetic nerve fibers in the pelvic plexus in dysmenorrhea. It can also be used as a complementary treatment in infertility at different stages by increasing the blood supply of the ovary and uterus and stimulating the production of endogenous opioids. It has been shown that nausea in hyperemesis gravidarum can be controlled by stimulating PC-6 point during pregnancy. In addition, BL-67 point has been used in labor induction and has been shown to shorten the 1st and 2nd phases of labor. In women with postpartum depression, it was observed that depressive symptoms decreased more in the acupuncture group compared to the sham group. There are studies in the literature showing that acupuncture is also effective in controlling vasomotor symptoms seen in the postmenopausal period, such as hot flashes, night sweats, and flushing. In this review, the place of acupuncture in women's health and diseases will be presented in the light of current literature.