trigger finger – When I meet patients in the clinic, many say, “My finger catches a bit, but I’m not sure if it’s serious enough to need treatment.”
acupotomy – Trigger finger often starts with a slight stiffness in the finger. However, over time, it can lead to a catching sensation in the finger, pain, and in severe cases, finger locking. Therefore, it’s important to assess the current condition and choose appropriate treatment methods.
acupotomy – Trigger finger is medically classified as stenosing tenosynovitis, a condition where the passage through which the finger-moving tendons pass narrows, causing the tendons to move less smoothly.
trigger finger – When I meet patients in the clinic, it’s not uncommon for them to say, “My finger feels like it’s catching, but it’ll probably get better with time, right?” Initially, many tend to dismiss it as simple fatigue from overuse of the hands.
Have you decided to diet after the Lunar New Year, but find that you’re not losing weight as easily as before? This can be even more challenging, especially after menopause. Menopausal weight gain isn’t just about overeating during the holidays; it’s closely linked to changes in metabolic structure.
Have you started a menopause diet and lost weight, but your abdominal obesity remains the same, or perhaps your constipation has even worsened?
Chronic Pain – For chronic pain that doesn’t respond well to acupuncture, can pain thread embedding acupuncture treatment help? Hello, this is Sunyujae Korean Medicine Clinic, where good intentions reside. Pain thread embedding acupuncture is a Korean medicine treatment method used as an adjunct in chronic pain management.
Sunyujae Korean Medicine Clinic consistently researches Korean medicine and strives to provide the best Korean medicine treatment to our patients. The February Monthly Sunyujae focuses on understanding wrist pain and acupuncture treatment.
If you repeatedly experience numb hands or wrist pain, it’s necessary to look beyond simple fatigue and consider other potential causes. Especially if the numbness worsens at night or you experience sensory abnormalities in your thumb, index, or middle fingers, carpal tunnel syndrome might be suspected.
Carpal Tunnel – My wrist hurts, is it just simple fatigue? Or is it a sign that I should suspect another condition? Hello, this is Sunyujae Korean Medicine Clinic, where good intentions reside. Wrist pain is a common symptom in daily life, so many people tend to dismiss it, thinking, “It’ll get better with some rest.”
