
Q I have ankle pain for over six months. Is treatment at a Korean medicine clinic worthwhile right now? I am worried that it might already be too late. (Housewife in her 50s)
A Korean traditional medicine is highly effective for chronic ankle pain. In fact, during the chronic stage, where adhesions and scar tissues are fixed, physical release methods such as needle acupuncture and thread embedding play a more critical role. By combining the strengthening of liver and kidney functions with the resolution of blood stasis, one can expect pain reduction and the recovery of joint function.
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