March Monthly Sunyujae: Trigger Finger Syndrome and the Director’s Research Activities. Hello, this is Dr. Hyocheong Chae, director of Sunyujae Korean Medicine Clinic in Suji-gu, a place where kind hearts reside.
Sunyujae Korean Medicine Clinic consistently researches Korean medicine and strives to provide the best Korean medicine treatments to our patients. The March issue of ‘Sunyujae Korean Medicine Clinic’ contains Korean medicine information for a healthy life, stories of Korean medicine treatments, and news from Sunyujae Korean Medicine Clinic. March Monthly Sunyujae Korean Medicine Clinic. In this March issue of Monthly Sunyujae, we have systematically organized information on trigger finger syndrome, known for its finger-catching symptom, covering its causes, symptoms, and treatment methods.
Fingers are among the most frequently used joints in daily life. Therefore, if even a small discomfort recurs, it could be a signal from your body. March Issue Highlights: ① Trigger Finger Syndrome. We explain why fingers get caught and the principles behind the development of trigger finger. ② Trigger Finger Symptoms and Progression. We introduce typical symptoms, the step-by-step progression, and self-check methods you can use to assess yourself.
③ Trigger Finger Treatment and Management: Non-surgical We have summarized trigger finger treatment and management methods, from non-surgical to surgical treatments. ④ Trigger Finger Q&A. We have compiled common questions about trigger finger, focusing on those frequently asked by patients in the clinic. ⑤ Director’s Research Activities. This issue also features news about the director’s lecture on acupoint practice at Daejeon University College of Korean Medicine.
Korean Medicine Stories Beyond the Clinic. Monthly Sunyujae is an informational publication on Korean medicine for in-clinic use, not for sale. It was prepared to share Korean medicine stories that couldn’t be fully conveyed in the examination room, along with Sunyujae Korean Medicine Clinic’s treatment philosophy, with our patients. When you visit, you can read more comfortably about trigger finger and finger conditions through the March issue of Monthly Sunyujae.
Going forward, Sunyujae Korean Medicine Clinic in Dongcheon-dong, Suji-gu, will continue its clinical practice, research, and education to help patients maintain healthy daily lives. If you have any further questions, please feel free to inquire at any time, and we will kindly answer them. 👉 The images below contain the content of Monthly Sunyujae, so please refer to them.
If you need more detailed information about treatment, please contact Sunyujae Korean Medicine Clinic in Suji-gu at any time. Sunyujae Korean Medicine Clinic in Dongcheon-dong pursues evidence-based integrated medicine.
This post was written directly by the medical staff of Sunyujae Korean Medicine Clinic to provide medical information, in compliance with Article 56(2) and Article 57(3) of the Medical Service Act. The duration and outcome of treatment may vary from person to person, so please consult a qualified practitioner before beginning treatment.
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