Five Care Pillars
Circulation Recovery
Recovery often begins when restricted flow starts to improve.
Start the circulation and fatigue self-checkOUR APPROACH
How SOIAN approaches circulation recovery
Pain and fatigue are not viewed only as muscle or joint problems. Blood and lymphatic flow, fluid balance, organ circulation and patterns described in Korean medicine as blood stasis or phlegm-fluid retention are considered together.
Blood, lymphatic and organ-system flow
Overwork, stress, insufficient sleep and repeated injury can slow recovery and circulation.
Understand recurring pain and fatigue
When relief lasts only a few days or rest does not restore energy, impaired circulation and recovery should also be considered.
Combined care to restore movement and flow
Acupuncture, pharmacopuncture, cupping or moxibustion, herbal medicine, FSC Chuna and TMJ balancing therapy are selected according to the patient’s condition.
RELATED CONDITIONS
Related symptoms and conditions
The following conditions can be reviewed from this care-pillar perspective. Detailed condition pages are currently provided in Korean.
TREATMENTS
Main treatment methods
Treatment methods are combined according to each patient’s findings and goals.
CONSULTATION
Review your current condition with us
When pain lasts and the body feels heavy, it may be useful to assess whole-body circulation as well as the painful area.