How long does treatment usually take?

Acute 2–4 weeks; chronic and severe cases 1–3 months.

What examinations should I do first for ankle pain?

Ankle exam, X-ray, and ultrasound or MRI as needed.

I was recommended surgery — can Korean medicine replace it?

For 80% of cases yes; severe cases require surgery for safety.

Are there lifestyle habits to prevent ankle pain?

Yes — proper footwear, ankle strengthening, and avoiding uneven surfaces.

Is night-time consultation available?

Limited evening hours available; please call to confirm.

Can I see orthopedic and Korean medicine clinic together?

Yes, dual treatment is allowed and often more effective.

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Other Treatments

It differs a great deal with the cause. Acute sprains are relatively quick, but plantar fasciitis and the Achilles tendon commonly take months, and with tarsal tunnel the nerve recovers slowly so numbness lingers.

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Medical ReviewHyo-seop KimChief Director