Himchan Hospital to watch health campaign video quiz event beverage exchange tickets
Dec 02, 2024
Himchan Hospital will hold a health campaign video viewing quiz event to actively inform viewers of the importance and prevention of joint health. The event is in the form of watching the health campaign video before Channel A's News A airs at 7 p.m. every day and then answering the answers to the quiz. To participate, follow the official Instagram of Himchan Hospital, watch the health campaign video, and leave the correct answer in the comments on the event page post. The event will run for two weeks from December 2nd to 15th, and drinks exchange tickets will be provided through a lottery among the correct answers.
Lee Soo-chan, CEO of Himchan Hospital, informs the health campaign about tennis elbow, which is common among tennis rallies popular as indoor sports, and introduces useful health information such as prevention methods and stretching. Tennis elbow pain occurs on the outside of the elbow, but daily care is important because it can be uncomfortable in daily life due to numbness from the elbow to the hand.
When tennis elbow symptoms appear, you should first reduce the use of your hands and rest and relax. For prevention, it is recommended to stretch. Extend your arms forward, lower your palms, turn your wrists toward your little finger, and use your opposite hand to gently pull them toward your body to help prevent tennis elbow.
Lee Soo-chan, CEO of Himchan Hospital, informs the health campaign about tennis elbow, which is common among tennis rallies popular as indoor sports, and introduces useful health information such as prevention methods and stretching. Tennis elbow pain occurs on the outside of the elbow, but daily care is important because it can be uncomfortable in daily life due to numbness from the elbow to the hand.
When tennis elbow symptoms appear, you should first reduce the use of your hands and rest and relax. For prevention, it is recommended to stretch. Extend your arms forward, lower your palms, turn your wrists toward your little finger, and use your opposite hand to gently pull them toward your body to help prevent tennis elbow.
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