Neck Pain

Yes. Acupuncture releases muscle rigidity around the cervical spine and improves circulation, making it effective for both acute and chronic neck pain.

Yes. Cupping on the cervical spine and trapezius clears blood stasis and releases muscle tension, effectively easing neck and shoulder pain.

Herbal medicine reduces inflammation around the cervical spine and improves circulation, supporting natural resorption of the disc. It also helps strengthen muscle and ligament.

The cervical spine is an area we approach with particular caution. Very rarely, sudden thrusting manipulation of the neck has been reported in association with vertebral artery injury, so we give priority to gentle techniques. If you have high blood pressure, arteriosclerosis, a history of neck vascular disease, or dizziness, visual disturbance or severe headache, please tell us in advance.

Yes. Korean medicine procedures such as acupuncture, cupping and Chuna are covered by health insurance. Herbal formulas are not covered, but private indemnity insurance may reimburse them in some cases.

It varies a great deal with the cause. We cannot say we prevent recurrence; the goal is to shorten the painful period and keep daily life undisturbed. What most determines how long it takes is your screen height and how long you sit.

We have compiled 7 questions about cervical disc herniation — Does a cervical disc require surgery · How long does treatment take · My arm is numb and my hand feels weak — is that a cervical disc

We have compiled 7 questions about forward head posture — Can forward head posture be corrected · Can it be treated with Korean medicine · How long does treatment take

A condition in which nerves and blood vessels are compressed between the neck and shoulder (the thoracic outlet), producing arm numbness, cold hands and shoulder pain. Its symptoms resemble a cervical disc, so differential diagnosis matters.

Numbness or pain in the arm. We distinguish nerve problems descending from the neck from problems in the arm itself.