My knee pain improved after getting acupuncture for the first time at Jeongdam Oriental Medical Clinic in Suseong-gu.

My knees have been hurting for the past two weeks. I was worried that I might have done something wrong with my exercise or injured my kneecap. I waited for a while, thinking it would get better, but the pain still persisted. My younger sibling, who works out with me, said
I heard that my knee pain improved significantly after receiving acupuncture at a Korean medicine clinic. Honestly, I'd never tried acupuncture before, so I was skeptical and a little scared. It was my first time receiving treatment for knee pain at a Korean medicine clinic, and it was my first time receiving acupuncture, so everything felt new and unfamiliar.
The director was very impressed. He checked my pain in my right and left knees, and carefully checked how long it had been hurting, whether I had climbed stairs, whether I heard any sounds, and where the pain was located. After checking my symptoms, he told me to do some exercise and then move my front thighs.
They say that if you don't properly loosen up, you can end up with knee pain like this. After getting acupuncture for my knee pain, the noises and pain I'd been feeling in my knees gradually improved from the very first day.