Extracorporeal shock wave therapy at the orthopedic clinic for sole pain

Extracorporeal shock wave therapy at the orthopedic clinic for sole pain

 

This is foot pain that I developed from frequently hiking, long-distance mountain trekking, and climbing high mountains.

 

At that time, my feet felt numb, so I walked slowly and carefully, and like an elderly person, I couldn't cross the traffic light on time.

 

They couldn't wear dress shoes or other pretty shoes besides sneakers.

There was a time when I found it fascinating and a bit envy-inducing to see someone walking in dress shoes and stockings.

 

So, I received orthopedic treatment at that time.

I received extracorporeal shock wave therapy on the sole of my foot.

 

Normal walking feels fine, but my foot's sole was painfully and intensely sore from extracorporeal shock wave therapy.

If this doesn't work, they also said they would perform injection therapy.

Injecting into such a sensitive area like a blister!

It's so terrible.

 

The soles of my feet are extremely cold and tingling, making it difficult to walk. These symptoms have persisted throughout the winter, and I have been receiving consistent treatment. I haven't been able to go hiking and have been resting instead.

 

Spring has arrived, and gradually things have improved, so now I can cross the traffic lights normally and even wear shoes.

 

Using body parts excessively can cause problems like mine.

Use it in moderation and rest well.

 

The hospital I go to for treatment is Sejong Goryeo Orthopedics.

There were a lot of patients.

I remember how difficult it was to receive treatment because of the long wait times.

There was only one director, but there were too many patients.

It would be good to add a specialist.