Why is Chuna therapy needed for women's conditions?

It corrects pelvic alignment that affects uterine and ovarian function.

Is Chuna effective for postpartum pelvic correction?

Yes, very effective from 6 weeks postpartum to recover original alignment.

Is Chuna therapy covered by health insurance?

Yes, since 2019 it has been covered up to 20 sessions per year.

I have chronic pelvic pain — does Chuna help?

Research on Chuna treatment for chronic pelvic pain has been reported. In many cases the tests find no cause.

I had a caesarean — can I have Chuna?

We begin after confirming the recovery state of the surgical site. We do not hurry the timing.

My lower back hurts during pregnancy — is it all right to have Chuna?

We judge by the gestational week and your condition. We do not use forceful techniques.

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Chuna Therapy

When the pelvis and lumbar spine fall out of alignment, blood flow and nerve signalling to the uterus and ovaries are impeded. Correcting the pelvis with Chuna therapy helps with menstrual pain, fertility and postpartum pain.

Chuna Therapy

Medical ReviewHyo-seop KimChief Director

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