Orthopedics in Pyeonggeo-dong, Jinju-si, Korea

I went to Gangnam Madi Clinic for treatment. The doctor in charge was Dr. Kim Kyung-tae, the director. It seems I fell while playing soccer and landed awkwardly. My wrist was aching and throbbing, so I decided to visit. First, I had an X-ray to check the condition of my wrist. Then, I received physical therapy. They said I need to continue with physical therapy two to three times a week. They’re not sure exactly how many sessions I’ll need until I undergo further treatment. I also received extracorporeal shockwave therapy. I'm taking anti-inflammatory painkillers twice a day, in the morning and evening. The pharmacy I used was Hana Pharmacy. After receiving treatment, I feel significantly better. I appreciate how kind everyone at the clinic and the pharmacy was.

I received physical therapy and a prescription for my shoulder pain. They were very friendly.

I had shoulder pain and ended up having rotator cuff surgery. I stayed in the hospital for about a week, receiving disinfection treatment and assistance from the nurses under the doctor's orders. For the first two days after surgery, I managed with painkillers. Starting from the sixth day post-surgery, I began physical therapy and after being discharged, I've been visiting outpatient physical therapy twice a week for electrical therapy, ultrasound therapy, heat therapy, cooling therapy, and angle therapy. At home, I consistently work on my exercises like lying down and raising my arm, stretching with my hand on a table and pushing my hips back, and stretching against a wall. They said if I don't exercise my arm after the surgery, the surgery site will stiffen, making the surgery pointless, so I'm trying to do it whenever I can. However, the pain is no joke. Even though it’s tough, I have to push through.