On the 17th, the Hampyeong County Public Health Center in Jeollanam-do announced that it will operate the "Menopause Health Class: Balancing Body and Mind with Oriental Medicine" for residents from the 16th of this month until the 22nd of next month.


This program is conducted as part of the Oriental Medicine Health Promotion Project.

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Participants will acquire knowledge of Oriental medicine health through health consultations and education, helping to alleviate menopausal symptoms and improve physical exercise.


The program consists of education on menopausal symptoms and disease prevention, Pilates, and making herbal medicines that aid emotional stability.


County Governor Lee Sang-ik stated, “We will do our best to improve and alleviate menopausal symptoms and enhance physical abilities of residents by providing various Oriental medicine health management methods.”


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Meanwhile, the Hampyeong County Public Health Center is planning programs for infants and young children as well as a home-visit Oriental medicine project, aiming to provide opportunities for all age groups to participate evenly in the Oriental Medicine Promotion Project.


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