Reviews of manual therapy that alleviates the cause of pain in Gangnam-gu

I first discovered I had cervical spondylosis (STS) after an X-ray taken after a car accident. I suspected it was a side effect, so I received physical therapy several times. Managing cervical spondylosis is crucial, but my job, which requires me to sit at a computer for a long time, made the pain worse, so I wanted to try manual therapy. I discovered manual therapy at a Cashdoc Hospital event, and I'm writing this review.

 

If you find the cause of the pain, it will naturally not recur.

 

 

The effects of manual therapy are surprisingly diverse. I'd like to receive it to correct my posture and relieve pain.

 

Here's a perfect example of a cervical spine X-ray! It immediately caught my attention. After receiving it three times a week for three months, my cervical spine is starting to take on a slightly C-shaped shape.

 

Many people experience discomfort in their spine, shoulders, and pelvic joints. If this applies to you, consider manual therapy.

 

I didn't know that manual therapy was covered by insurance. Claiming insurance would reduce the burden.

 

You may be wondering what the difference is between massage and manual therapy, but the main purpose of manual therapy is to find the root cause and correct it.

 

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Here are two testimonials. One person, like me, was satisfied with the treatment after a car accident, and the other received treatment for leg numbness and pain, and was so satisfied that he felt it was worth the money. This is a trustworthy event.

 

If you are curious about the hospital event, please click on the link.

https://cashdoc.me/hospitalevent/eventdetail/4978