Cartilage injection refers to injection of hyaluronic acid, a lubricating substance of cartilage.

Hyaluronic acid increases the viscosity and elasticity of the synovial fluid within the joint, allowing the joint to move smoothly, and absorbing external shocks to protect bones and tissues.

The pain-reducing effect appears 1-3 weeks after the injection, but the joint-protecting effect lasts for a long time.

DNA injection refers to PDRN injection, which is the most similar DNA tissue to the human body.

PDRN stimulates growth factors such as fibroblasts and collagen in the synovial fluid within the joint, promoting cell proliferation and healing, and provides nutrients necessary for tissue regeneration.

It restores damaged joints to normal tissue, enabling more fundamental treatment.

Prolo injection is an injection using 10-15% glucose.

It helps tissue healing and regeneration by utilizing the osmotic phenomenon, and is mainly administered to tendon-bone junctions.

It may cause pain in the beginning by causing an inflammatory reaction during tissue regeneration, but it is a fundamental treatment method that has no concerns about side effects and can regenerate tissue.

When the nerve becomes excited due to inflammation or physical stimulation, various neurotransmitters are secreted, causing a vicious cycle of persistent pain.

Nerve blockade directly administers drugs to these nerves, eliminating inflammation and swelling of the nerves and tissues, and relaxing tense muscles, thereby stabilizing the excited state of the nerves and maintaining the balance of the nerves, thereby eliminating the vicious cycle of pain.

The nerves in the human body originate from the central nervous system such as the brain and spinal cord, and connect to each peripheral nerve, and are responsible for movement, sensation, and pain in each part of our body.

When inflammation occurs in these peripheral nerves and causes pain, local anesthetics and anti-inflammatory drugs can be administered to the inflamed nerves and surrounding tissues to improve the inflammation and reduce the pain.

Joint Correction is a technique that corrects joints by applying short and fast force, and is commonly known as 'spinal correction' or 'chiropractic'.

This method focuses on correcting the position of the joint to restore joint function, relieve nerve compression, and reduce pain.

It is especially effective for back pain, cervical pain, headaches, and neuralgia of the limbs.

Soft tissue massage is a technique that uses the hands or tools to massage soft tissues such as muscles, ligaments, and tendons to relieve tension and improve blood flow.

It uses a variety of massage techniques to relieve muscle knots, reduce inflammation, and relieve pain. It includes a variety of methods such as myofascial release, deep tissue massage, and trigger point therapy.

Extracorporeal shock wave therapy is an abbreviation for Extracorporeal, Shock, Wave, Therapy, and is also called ESWT.

It is a very effective and safe type of physical therapy that has been developed recently. It normalizes hypersensitive nerves that cause pain, helps create new blood vessels, increases blood flow, and reduces pain through various reactions, regenerates tissues, and prevents pain recurrence.