Neck & Lower Back Disc
A sharp twinge when putting on socks,
and a stiff back when standing up after sitting.
Rather than briefly suppressing the pain,
we find the cause to prevent recurrence.
A sharp twinge when putting on socks,
and a stiff back when standing up after sitting.
Your MRI and X-ray are normal,
yet the pain is still there.
An aching twinge on the stairs,
and a throbbing shoulder that makes it hard to sleep at night.
MRI and X-ray are tests specialized in viewing the structure of bones and discs. As a result, subtle inflammation or partial damage in soft tissues such as muscles, ligaments, and bursae often does not show up clearly.
At 경희약손한의원, an RMSK-certified Korean medicine doctor checks the condition of soft tissues in real time using ultrasound. We view the swelling and inflammation that cannot be detected by touch on the screen together with the patient, and administer ultrasound-guided pharmacopuncture precisely at that spot.
We then correct the misaligned spine and joints with Chuna manual therapy, and add large moxibustion and herbal medicine—aiming not merely to suppress the pain, but to find the cause and prevent recurrence.
We quickly reduce your current pain with pharmacopuncture and acupuncture.
We calm the inflammation in swollen tissues with pharmacopuncture made from refined herbal ingredients.
We loosen stiff muscles and revive weakened function with large moxibustion, cupping, and electroacupuncture.
We examine the deep stabilizing muscles that support your body, along with lifestyle habits, so the same problem does not recur.
We check with ultrasound and provide tailored treatment according to the painful area and its cause.
Inflammation around the spine and nerves
Chuna & Ultrasound-Guided Pharmacopuncture
We correct spinal alignment and reduce inflammation around the nerves.
Soft tissue damage around the joint
Precise Pharmacopuncture & Large Moxibustion
We confirm the damaged area with ultrasound and treat the exact spot.
Tendon and ligament inflammation
Ultrasound Pharmacopuncture & Acupuncture
We directly calm tendon and ligament inflammation that pain-relief patches can't heal.
We confirm the cause with ultrasound and treat it precisely with Chuna and pharmacopuncture.
Every discomfort has a cause. For ten years I have practiced by confirming that cause with my own eyes. For spine and joint pain, I use musculoskeletal ultrasound (RMSK) to see the structure directly, then treat with Chuna therapy, pharmacopuncture, and ultrasound-guided pharmacopuncture. For concerns that rarely show up on tests — digestion, circulation, fatigue — I work from abdominal ultrasound (ARDMS) and constitutional diagnosis with customized herbal medicine. Either way, treatment begins only after the cause is confirmed.
We review your symptoms and medical history—
since when and with which movements it hurts.
We view the condition of the soft tissues on screen together
and confirm the cause.
We perform the treatment suited to your condition—among
Chuna, pharmacopuncture, acupuncture, large moxibustion, and herbal medicine.
We check progress with ultrasound at each visit,
adjust the plan, and manage recurrence.
A. Even when tests are normal, soft tissue problems in muscles and ligaments are often identifiable with ultrasound. If there is pain, the cause certainly lies somewhere.
A. There may be slight pain depending on the area, but because we administer it while viewing the exact location with ultrasound, unnecessary stimulation is reduced. The soreness after the procedure usually subsides within a day.
A. It is not true that herbal medicine is invariably bad for the liver. Before prescribing, we carefully check your health condition, current medications, and underlying conditions, and prescribe safely according to your constitution.
A. We first check the conventional medication you are currently taking, and if needed we space out the dosing times or adjust the amount to guide you safely. If you are taking any medication, please feel free to let us know.
A. While it is difficult to reverse worn cartilage, reducing inflammation in the surrounding tissues and restoring function is certainly something you can expect. Timing matters more than age.
A. Ultrasound-guided pharmacopuncture is around 20,000–35,000 KRW per session, and Chuna manual therapy is covered by national health insurance up to 20 times per year (eligible for private insurance claims). Since it varies depending on the patient's condition and concurrent treatments, we will provide detailed cost information by phone or KakaoTalk.
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