Opening the Donguibogam library...
Opening the Donguibogam library...
Opening the symptom encyclopedia...

Do you spend all day sitting at work and your evenings looking down at a smartphone? Before you realize it, your hunched shoulders, upper back, and the area around your scapula can feel tight and tingling, while your lower back aches enough to make you sigh.

Have you ever been walking and suddenly felt your ankle give way with a 'pop' sound, or felt a tearing sensation in your shoulder while casually lifting an object? In that moment, your heart probably sank as you wondered whether it was just a simple knot or something far more serious. Today, let us look at sudden muscle pain and how to tell the difference between simple muscle pain and a muscle tear.

Did you wake up this morning feeling sore and stiff all over, even though you clearly did nothing strenuous last night? As if someone had beaten your body all night long, you tilt your head at the unexplained pain and wonder, 'What did I do yesterday?' This is a quiet SOS signal sent by your body.

Does your entire body ache, do your muscles feel stiff like stone, and does your body feel heavy and exhausted the next morning even after sleeping all night? Even when you visit a clinic, they tell you nothing is particularly wrong, so where does this pain come from? Today, we will look into the Donguibogam to uncover the real cause of this inexplicable pain exhausting modern people: 'phlegm-fluid.'

Did your entire body ache and throb this morning just because you worked out a bit yesterday? If your legs trembled with every step and you lacked the strength to lift your arms, sighing, 'Am I getting old...', that is an entirely normal response of the body. However, taking that pain for granted may cause you to miss a warning sign your body is sending.

How do your shoulders feel after working out? Especially if you spend all day working in front of a computer, your shoulders often get tight and painful. Rather than leaving them unaddressed, try releasing the tension with this simple acupressure method.