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Early Symptoms of Panic Disorder, Let's Find Out Together
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Causes of Panic Disorder, When the Balance of the Mind is Lost
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Panic Disorder Self-Diagnosis: Am I Also in a Swamp of Anxiety?
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Panic Disorder, Overcoming with Korean Medicine Treatment
To you suffering from panic disorder...
How to Overcome Panic Disorder with Korean Medicine
Hello, I am Choi Yeon-seung, Chief Director of Baeknokdam Korean Medicine Clinic. Are you struggling with daily life due to sudden panic attacks? From a Traditional Korean Medicine perspective, let's examine the causes of panic disorder and learn about methods to overcome it....
Overcoming Panic Disorder, Regaining Peace of Mind
Hello, I am Choi Yeon-seung, Chief Director of Baekrokdam Korean Medicine Clinic. Today, I would like to talk about panic disorder, which many people are experiencing. Have you ever experienced a panic attack, with symptoms such as chest palpitations, difficulty breathing, and extreme anxiety? Are you struggling with distressing symptoms that make daily life impossible...
Hyperhidrosis: Treatment Is Needed
Hello, I am Choi Yeon-seung, Chief Director of Baengnokdam Korean Medicine Clinic. Today, I'd like to share some helpful information with those who are struggling with palmar and plantar hyperhidrosis, a condition that causes significant discomfort in daily life. Knowing all too well the distress that hyperhidrosis brings, I wanted to offer a small message of comfort and encouragement to all of you...
Panic Disorder: Do You Know the Early Symptoms?
Hello, this is Choi Yeon-seung, Chief Director of Baeknokdam Korean Medicine Clinic. Many people are experiencing difficulties in their daily lives due to sudden panic attacks and anxiety. Are you also struggling with these symptoms? Today, we will learn about the early symptoms of panic disorder and how to approach them from a Korean medicine perspective...
Are you struggling with stress-induced panic disorder?
Are you struggling with stress-induced panic disorder? Hello, this is Director Choi Yeon-seung of Baekrokdam Korean Medicine Clinic. Modern people live suffering from big and small stresses in their daily lives. Among them, those who experience panic disorder often find it difficult to carry out daily life due to extreme anxiety and fear. Today, we will learn about panic disorder and from a Korean medicine perspective...
Excessive sweating, discomfort from clammy hands and feet
Hello, I am Representative Director Choi Yeon-seung of Baekrokdam Korean Medicine Clinic. Today, I would like to take a closer look at acral hyperhidrosis, where excessive sweating occurs specifically in the hands and feet. I hope to explore solutions from the perspective of Korean medicine for those who are experiencing inconvenience in their daily lives due to sweaty hands and feet...
Depression: Healing Suppressed Emotions
Hello, I am Chief Physician Yeonseung Choi from Baekrokdam Korean Medicine Clinic. Today, we will explore depression, a mental illness that diminishes the quality of life for many people. We will examine the causes of depression from the perspective of Traditional Korean Medicine and introduce Traditional Korean Medicine treatments that heal ailments of the mind....
Postherpetic Neuralgia: When Recovery Is Slow
<p>Hello, this is Baekrokdam Korean Medicine Clinic.</p> <p>Today, we'd like to talk about <b>frozen shoulder</b>.</p> <p><b>Frozen shoulder</b>, one of the most common shoulder conditions, refers to a disorder where shoulder joint movement becomes stiff and painful.</p> <p>The accurate medical terms are <b>adhesive capsulitis</b>, or <b>frozen shoulder</b>.</p> <p>Although "Oshipgyeon" (literally "fifty-shoulder") was named because it primarily occurs after the age of 50, it has recently become common among younger individuals in their 30s and 40s.</p> <p>Furthermore, it doesn't only affect one shoulder; it often occurs simultaneously in both shoulders, or affects the other shoulder after an initial occurrence in one.</p> <p>The main symptoms of frozen shoulder are shoulder pain accompanied by restricted movement.</p> <p>Severe pain is particularly felt during movements such as raising the arm upwards, reaching behind the back, or rotating the arm.</p> <p>The pain often worsens at night, leading to disturbed sleep.</p> <p>While frozen shoulder can sometimes heal naturally, if left untreated, it can lead to chronic pain and permanent restriction of shoulder joint movement, making early diagnosis and treatment crucial.</p> <p>At Baekrokdam Korean Medicine Clinic, we offer various traditional Korean medicine treatments for frozen shoulder, including <b>acupuncture</b>, <b>moxibustion</b>, <b>cupping</b>, and <b>herbal medicine</b>.</p> <p><b>Acupuncture</b> therapy stimulates acupoints around the shoulder, helping to improve Qi and blood circulation and alleviate pain.</p> <p><b>Moxibustion</b> therapy utilizes warmth to relax muscles around the shoulder and promote blood circulation, thereby reducing pain.</p> <p><b>Cupping</b> therapy applies negative pressure to the skin, helping to relax tight muscles around the shoulder and aid in the removal of metabolic waste.</p> <p><b>Herbal medicine</b> treatment identifies the underlying cause of frozen shoulder, rebalances the body, reduces inflammation in the shoulder joint, and promotes recovery.</p> <p>Baekrokdam Korean Medicine Clinic provides personalized treatment tailored to each patient's symptoms and body constitution.</p> <p>If you are suffering from frozen shoulder, please do not hesitate to visit Baekrokdam Korean Medicine Clinic for a consultation.</p> <p>We will do our utmost to help you regain healthy shoulders.</p> <p>Thank you.</p>