Deokcheon Central Hospital ankle pain treatment review

About two months ago, my son hurt his foot at school on a rainy day.

 

I slipped and fell, and I heard I sprained my ankle.

 

At first, I just casually went to the orthopedic department.

 

I suggested we go check just in case there might be a crack.

 

But that evening, my leg was extremely swollen.

 

My son is sick and walking, but he's limping slightly.

 

They were having a hard time.

 

 

 

No abnormalities in the bones were found on the X-ray taken at the orthopedic clinic.

 

They said there was nothing wrong, so they prescribed medication and received physical therapy.

 

I did it;;

 

I received physical therapy several times, but there was no immediate effect.

 

People around me say that if you injure your ligament, the pain lasts a long time~ Also, since it's an ankle, you have to keep walking and use your foot.

 

Since I couldn't avoid using it, I really felt that recovery was very slow;;

 

Since then, the pain continued, so this time I went to the pain clinic.

 

I also received an anti-inflammatory injection.

 

It had some effect after the injection, but very slowly.

 

Since he's getting better, my son still finds walking very uncomfortable.

 

I did it.

 

In the pain clinic, I also received extracorporeal shock wave therapy.

 

Even though I did it, it didn't get significantly better overnight;;

 

 

 

Two months have passed, and I'm worried about my son as he approaches military enlistment.

 

Since the situation is still ongoing, I went back to the orthopedic surgery.

 

I came back to receive proper treatment again.

 

The director received ultrasound therapy, so even if treated

 

It is possible, but since he is about to enlist in the military, be precise.

 

They advised me to get an MRI.

 

Ligament injuries may not be clearly visible in detail on ultrasound.

 

While doing so;

 

 

 

So, I want to take a picture at Deokcheon Central Hospital where I can get an MRI.

 

You got it; fortunately, there was no ligament damage.

 

Still, it's been about two months since the doctor said so.

 

There might have been a slight injury to the ligament.

 

You said it.

 

Fortunately, he said he thinks he will be able to enlist in the militaryㅎㅎ.

 

At the same time, they prescribed PDRN injections.

 

They said to sit for about 20 minutes right after the injection before leaving.

 

My son was so sick that I couldn't move.

 

They said it's a very painful injection.

 

 

 

PDRN injection is polydeoxyribonucleotide sodium.

 

I said it~

 

This ingredient is extracted from growth factors in the testes of salmon.

 

It works~ It has a special effect on damaged tissue regeneration and cell regeneration.

 

They say it's there~

 

It is said to be a component that has no special side effects, is widely used for the restoration of damaged skin tissue, and has proven to be highly effective.

 

 

 

As a result of taking the medication prescribed after the injection, now

 

It's really improved a lot~

 

I'm so glad to hear that you might be able to run.

 

Falling on a rainy day and having to receive treatment for such a long time

 

I didn't think it would happen;;

 

Such things can happen to anyone.

 

In case there are similar issues with the ankle or other areas as well

 

I hope my story will be helpful^^