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

"Doctor, my heart feels like it is tearing apart, but whenever I go to the emergency room, they always tell me everything is normal. Could something be wrong with me?" Many people share this frustrating experience. Why does your chest hurt so much when your test results are completely fine? You might often worry whether this is an illness rooted in the mind.

Have you noticed that your back feels stiff every time you walk, or that your legs do not feel like your own? If you simply brushed it off thinking you were merely tired, it may be time to reconsider. This may be a warning signal sent by your spine, the central pillar of your body.

Have you ever experienced a sharp, stabbing ache in the center of your back, or an electric, tingling sensation? While cervical and lumbar disc herniations are well known, a herniation in the back may sound unfamiliar. It may be a warning sign sent directly from your thoracic vertebrae at the center of the spine.