Neurology/Neurosurgery in Eungam-dong, Seoul, Korea

I had pain and numbness from my wrist to my shoulder starting Saturday evening, but after some hot and cold compresses on Sunday, I felt better and relaxed. However, on Monday while working, I suddenly felt numbness and pain from my fingertips to my shoulder, which really scared me, so I went to the nearest place for treatment. I had an electromyography test to accurately identify any issues, as they explained to me. Next, I received an injection treatment, and they gave me detailed instructions about the precautions. They told me that the injection I received was an anti-inflammatory shot. For each treatment, there’s a 15-minute heat therapy, 15 minutes of electricity, 10 minutes of manual therapy, and 10 minutes on a water bed, with alarms going off for each segment. At first, I had 12 shots, and it wasn't very painful. The next day, the numbness was completely gone, and I came back to check on my progress and ended up getting another injection in my wrist and neck.

I went because it hurt too much. My cervical disc is really painful. The nurses and the doctor were kind, and they made sure to treat me comfortably. The treatment was done well.

The day after receiving an injection treatment for a cervical disc problem, I had physical therapy because my muscles needed to be loosened and relaxed to reduce the stiffness.