Muscle pain
- Type of pain
- Stiffness; improves with rest
- When it gets worse
- After overuse
Neck, shoulder & back pain: we start with how you move
We look at your pain, movement, and everyday posture together.
What happens on my first visit?
Neck, Shoulder & Back PainOn your first visit, we ask in detail when and how your symptoms began, along with lifestyle habits such as sleep and diet. Based on this, we decide on a treatment plan and visit schedule together with you.
How do you treat neck, shoulder, and back pain?
We first listen to when the pain began and how it changes when you move. We also look at your work posture and daily habits to create a care plan suited to your current condition.
Neck, Shoulder & Back Pain,Check your symptoms
This does not replace a diagnosis. Share your answers during your visit.
Muscle pain vs. disc problems: what's the difference?
Disc problem
- Type of pain
- Numbness spreading to the arms or legs
- When it gets worse
- When bending forward or coughing
Neck, Shoulder & Back Pain,Treatment options
Acupuncture
After checking your condition, we apply acupuncture to the areas that need it.
Pharmacopuncture
Based on the examination, we advise whether pharmacopuncture is appropriate and where it should be applied.
Chuna therapy
After assessing your movement and pain pattern, we plan Chuna therapy.
Herbal medicine
We explain a dosing plan that takes into account your consultation results and lifestyle.
From consultation to follow-up,we stay with you
- STEP 01
Booking & questionnaire
Book through Naver, then fill out the health questionnaire.
- STEP 02
Examination & consultation
We check your current condition, medications you are taking, and lifestyle habits.
- STEP 03
Treatment plan
We explain the treatment methods and visit schedule. Results vary from person to person.
- STEP 04
Progress check
At each visit, we check for changes and adjust your treatment.
Along with treatment,at home
- If you sit for long periods, stand up and stretch every hour
- Hold your smartphone at eye level
- Start with light walking rather than strenuous exercise
- Check your sleeping posture and pillow height
Insurance information
- Coverage and out-of-pocket costs are explained according to your treatment and insurance criteria.
- Traffic accidents: please bring your accident claim number and your insurance adjuster's contact details.
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FAQ
For any other questions, please ask when booking your visit.
What kinds of pain can I consult about?
You can consult about musculoskeletal pain, including the neck, shoulders, and lower back, as well as discomfort when moving. We check when and where the pain began and how it changes with posture or movement, then guide you on the direction of care.
Should I bring previous test results?
If you have relevant test results or diagnosis and treatment records, please bring them with you. Reviewing the situations in which the pain recurs and how it changed after previous treatment helps us understand your current condition and discuss the care you need.
What treatment will I receive?
After the examination, we explain whether acupuncture, Chuna therapy, cupping, physical therapy, or other treatments are needed for your condition. Not everyone receives the same treatment; we explain the methods and precautions based on your examination results.
How often should I visit?
How often you visit depends on the severity and duration of the pain and how much it affects daily life. We discuss a treatment plan at your first visit, then adjust the interval between visits as we check changes in pain and movement.
Should I tell you about painkillers I'm taking?
Please tell us about any painkillers, other medications, and dietary supplements you are taking. We check the names of the medications, how often you take them, and your previous treatment before discussing care. Please do not stop or change the dose of prescribed medication on your own.
How much does pain treatment cost?
For an accurate estimate, please consult with us after your visit. Costs may vary depending on the examination results, the type of treatment needed, and the number of sessions. During the consultation, we will explain the treatment plan and the cost of each item.
