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Korean medicinePublished 2026-10-12

Combined acupuncture and Chuna manual therapy for the relief of chronic neck pain

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  • Combined Acupuncture and Chuna Therapy for the Relief of Chronic Neck Pain For modern people who sit in front of a computer for long periods or spend a lot of time looking at smartphones, neck stiffness is like an inseparable shadow.
  • You have likely experienced waking up feeling unrefreshed and having your concentration clouded by a stiff, catching sensation whenever you turned your head.
  • Even if you try applying a patch or using a hot compress, it only provides temporary relief. When the chronic neck pain eventually persists for over three months, it can weigh heavily on your mind.

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Reasons why the neck and shoulders often get stiff

  • Many people dismiss the feeling of the back of the neck becoming as hard as a stone and the shoulders constantly feeling heavy as if pressed down, saying, "That is just my constitution."
  • However, muscle stiffness is closer to a signal sent by the body than a matter of constitution.
  • If the same spot repeatedly hardens every day, it means that area is continuously working in the same way.
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  • There are many people who, when told "it looks clear on the X-ray," feel at a loss, visiting an emergency room or orthopedic clinic immediately after an accident to have X-rays and CT scans taken and being told that "there is nothing wrong with the bones."
  • However, after returning home and a few days pass, days continue where your neck feels heavy, your shoulders are stiff as stones, your head feels dizzy, and you do not feel refreshed even after sleeping.
  • In times like this, it is very natural to think, "The tests said there were no problems, so why is it so hard?" or "Am I being too sensitive?"
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The approach to menopausal hot flashes varies depending on body constitution.

  • Menopausal hot flashes: The approach varies depending on your constitution. Why does hot flashes occur?
  • Menopausal hot flashes are a representative vasomotor symptom that occurs around the menopausal transition.
  • As ovarian function declines, estrogen secretion decreases, and consequently, the thermoregulatory center in the hypothalamus becomes hypersensitive to even minute temperature changes.

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Reasons why the neck and shoulders often get stiff

  • Many people dismiss the feeling of the back of the neck becoming as hard as a stone and the shoulders constantly feeling heavy as if pressed down, saying, "That is just my constitution."
  • However, muscle stiffness is closer to a signal sent by the body than a matter of constitution.
  • If the same spot repeatedly hardens every day, it means that area is continuously working in the same way.
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Early symptoms of a herniated cervical disc: When should you visit Korean medicine clinic?

  • So, many people get through it by applying a patch or doing stretches.
  • However, in the early stages of a herniated cervical disc, it is not uncommon for numbness to manifest first in the shoulders, arms, or fingertips rather than in the neck itself.
  • If you frequently work on a computer or use a smartphone, I hope you will consider that the discomfort you dismissed as simple muscle pain could actually be a sign of cervical nerve compression.
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Things You Must Know Before Herniated Disc Surgery

  • Things You Must Know Before Herniated Disc Surgery "I was told it's a herniated disc; do I need surgery?" This is a question I hear several times a day in the clinic.
  • The moment they are diagnosed with a herniated disc, many people accept surgery as the inevitable next step, but in actual clinical practice, cases requiring surgery are much fewer than expected.
  • If you know what signals your lower back is sending right now and how to read them, your options change.

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