Chuna therapy at the Korean medicine clinic when you sprain your lower back

Today, I amusingly weighed myself.

I sprained my back.

I bend my waist to see the scale reading.

My back has been feeling strange.

Huh? I did it, but after that...

I ended up walking and moving like a truly full-term pregnant woman, holding my waist and waddling along.

Since today is Saturday,

I hurried before the hospital closed.

 

Usually I go to the orthopedic clinic, but today I went to the Korean medicine clinic.

I saw the consultation on the chuna bed right next to the traditional Korean medicine doctor's consultation report.

The traditional medicine doctor examined me and fortunately said it's not a herniated disc.

Chuna therapy (it seems similar to manual therapy to me). I couldn't bring myself to take a picture.

They carefully treated me while twisting my legs and waist.

Then go to a space like the physical therapy room of the orthopedic department.

Drawing blood, cupping therapy, and acupuncture.

They also pass electricity through the acupuncture needles.

It was also correct to give an electric shock to the sponge.

Then, you give me my favorite hot compress.

Infrared radiation is emitted from start to finish.

It took longer than I expected.

When I received acupuncture and cupping therapy at the Korean medicine clinic, I felt more energy flowing through my body.

I would like to suggest trying traditional Korean medicine treatment when you have a sprain in your lower back.

I look forward to things getting a bit better tomorrow~