Receive advice on pain management and calcium removal from Bucheon Bon Orthopedic Surgery Clinic

At another hospital, the doctor said something okay, checked the waist photo, and after consulting with the patient, gave the injection to the left shoulder, which was a bit more painful and inconvenient for daily life. He said that continuous and consistent treatment was necessary due to the considerable amount of calcium powder, and that there was a risk of recurrence, so if left untreated for a while longer, surgery could be considered, and recommended continuous physical therapy, stretching, and drug treatment. Since it was difficult to prescribe medication due to the existing kidney disease, I received physical therapy, injection therapy, and aqua therapy. The following week, he recommended extracorporeal shock wave therapy in my room. First, he said that the visible calcium seemed to have decreased a little more than expected during the examination. He also gave me some reference on self-treatment at home to relieve the pain.