Chuna therapy treatment review for traffic accident injuries

 

Mother's traffic accident on October 8, 2024

It's a minor accident, so I'm relieved, but because of my age, I am concerned.

You must have been very worried.

My mom's friend runs a small local shop in the neighborhood.

It's always my regular route to go for a walk around the neighborhood~

 

The engine is definitely on in front of the small shop, but since it is stationary,

My mom was crossing the street, but the car didn't see her and moved, hitting her left thigh.

They hit the car. Why couldn't that person see my mom?

That is exactly a cellphone (Cellphones are really dangerous).

I just started off while looking at my phone, without any particular intention to see people.

 

 

I went to orthopedics and immediately had an X-ray taken, and luckily there was no fracture, so I'm very relieved.

For elderly individuals without fractures, it is recommended to seek treatment at a traditional Korean medicine clinic.

 

The Korean medicine clinic that our family attends is really old.

The director even gave it to a junior colleague as he was immigrating.

Almost two generations of our family have been receiving treatment, you know.

 

So much so that even the director of the Korean medicine clinic knows everything about our family.

Since it's a local Korean medicine clinic, what did you do today? Starting from what you had for breakfast.

It's a modest level of a cozy gathering place~

 

Since the director knows the mother's physical condition better than anyone,

So, I am still receiving treatment using Chuna therapy, herbal acupuncture, pharmacopuncture, physical therapy, and herbal medicine.

 

 

 

When I visited the Korean medicine clinic, I found a detailed explanation about Chuna therapy.

It seems that it will be applied to health insurance starting from April 2019.

In my mother's case, since it was a traffic accident, the other party is 100% at fault, but

I'll share some information about Chuna.

 

 

What about Chuna therapy?
Traditional Korean medicine manual therapy method that uses the hands or parts of the body to push and pull misaligned joints and muscles, relieving nerve compression or stimulation to alleviate pain, loosening adhesions in the spine and joints, and relaxing surrounding stiff ligaments and muscles to restore balance.

Exemption from taxation

Push to realign bones or joints.

 

Na Beop

Pull to open the adhered joint and release the soft tissues.

 

 

The efficacy of Chuna therapy

(1) Spinal disc
Corrects misalignments of the cervical, thoracic, and lumbar spine and adjusts posture.
(2) Bone joints
It corrects bones and joints that have moved out of their original position.
(3) Muscle, tendon, ligament
It relaxes stiff muscle, tendon, and ligament tissues.
(4) Nervous System
It stimulates compressed nerves damaged by twisted skeletons and muscle rigidity to promote recovery.
(5) Vascular and lymphatic system
It promotes circulation of the vascular and lymphatic systems, facilitating smooth metabolism.

 

 

Types of Chuna therapy
If it can be broadly divided into two types: Gyeonggeunchu and Jeonggolchu, then the two types

Improve treatment outcomes through therapy and reduce the likelihood of recurrence.

 

 

Musculoskeletal acupuncture treatment

Soft tissues surrounding the dislocated joint (ligaments, tendons, muscles, etc.)

It is a gentle treatment method that stretches and relaxes.

 

Jeonggol Acupuncture and Moxibustion Treatment

This is a treatment method that directly corrects misaligned bones and joints.

 

Advantages of Chuna therapy

(1) 1:1 personalized treatment
(2) Safe procedures without drug dependence
(3) Non-surgical treatment methods for structural disorders
(4) Effective treatment for multiple pain and systemic imbalance

 

 

 

Chuna therapy is recommended for these individuals.

 

People suffering from chronic persistent pain

 

(1) When you need to maintain a fixed posture for a long time professionally

(2) Cases where the spine and pelvis become misaligned due to incorrect exercise habits

(3) When the pelvis does not recover well during pregnancy, childbirth, and postpartum recovery

 

Individuals seeking non-surgical treatment for structural disorders

 

(1) Lumbar disc disease

(2) Spinal stenosis, spondylolisthesis, knee osteoarthritis, etc.

(3) Scoliosis, bow-leggedness, growth deficiency

 

 

A person suffering from a condition with no abnormalities detected in tests

 

(1) Internal diseases caused by autonomic nervous system imbalance

(2) Female diseases caused by pelvic circulation disorder

(3) Cases where body shape does not improve well despite dieting