A Researching Korean Medicine Doctor, Invited Presentation – We bring you news of our research and academic activities. I have served as both Planning Director and Academic Editorial Director at the Korean Society of Acupotomy Medicine, and continue to actively research for the advancement of Korean medicine.
October Research Activity: Lecture at the ICMA – ICMART 2024 International Academic Conference. As the Chief Director of Sunyujae Korean Medicine Clinic, I delivered a lecture at the ICMART 2024 International Academic Conference on the topic, “Efficacy and Safety of Acupotomy Treatment for Shoulder Pain: A 25-Multicenter Retrospective Study Analysis.”
Ssanghwatang – Sunyujae Ssanghwa! Your family’s health guardian in winter! As the weather gets colder and the daily temperature range widens in autumn and winter, the body’s homeostasis can easily be disrupted. This often leads to symptoms like colds and body aches.
Trigeminal neuralgia is a condition characterized by sudden, stabbing, knife-like pain in the face, typically occurring around the mouth and eyes.
Ssanghwatang – After a long summer, when the transitional season brings a sharp drop in temperature, many people experience symptoms of colds or body aches. While our bodies try to maintain homeostasis, sudden temperature changes can lower immunity, making us susceptible to illnesses like the common cold.
Researching Korean Medicine Doctor, September Research Activities – This is Dr. Hyocheong Chae, Director of Sunyujae Korean Medicine Clinic in Dongcheon-dong, a place where kind hearts reside. Driven by my passion for Korean medicine, I have been engaged in research and treatment activities for a long time. Musculoskeletal disorders are among the common problems many people experience in their daily lives.
For tonic herbal medicine, it’s not that ‘it’s natural to lack energy just because you’re getting older.’ Instead, we need effective tonifying treatments that distinguish between individual causes and symptoms and apply different therapeutic approaches accordingly.
While the common cold usually recovers naturally within 1-2 weeks, it’s advisable to alleviate uncomfortable symptoms through treatment. The common cold is primarily a respiratory illness caused by viruses. A runny nose, cough, sore throat, headache, and body aches are typical symptoms of the common cold.
‘Rhinitis’ that diminishes quality of life. Rhinitis is a chronic condition characterized by inflammation of the nasal mucous membrane, making breathing difficult. It can be triggered by seasonal changes or environmental factors, with symptoms varying from mild discomfort to those that significantly disrupt daily life.
Essential for the change of seasons! Preparing for the common cold and COVID-19 for the whole family. The sweltering summer has passed, and the change of seasons, with significant temperature differences between morning and evening, is approaching. During this time, the risk of exposure to viruses like the common cold and COVID-19 increases, so extra caution is necessary.
