I recommend the kind Kyunghee Mountain Oriental Medicine Clinic in Bangbae-dong~~

I would like to introduce Kyunghee Dongsan Oriental Medicine Clinic, located in the cafe alley of Bangbae-dong, Seoul.

 

Unfortunately, transportation options are not very convenient. You have to walk quite a distance from Isu Station or Naebang Station~~

Parking isn't very convenient either~~ So, what's the reason you still really want to recommend it?

Of course~~~ because you are kind and provide good treatment~~ ^^

 

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Director Seong Min-gyu is providing the consultation.

The first question I was asked when I went for a consultation after being introduced to a friend was, "Do you have enough time?" Usually, they ask what part of your body hurts first, then have you move around a bit before applying a hot pack and giving injections. I had only visited hospitals like that, but that question really left an impression on me.

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It turns out that everyone who comes for their first consultation always has their pulse checked.

I spent almost 30 to 40 minutes checking the pulse, asking about pain everywhere, and so far, where have you been hurting~~~

Continuous questioning~~ Asking questions and then checking the pulse again~

They even offered psychological counseling, asking if I was upset about something, saying I seemed to be under a lot of stress.

Because you asked such a serious question and sincerely checked my pulse, I couldn't help but start consulting you about my worries as well.

Doctor, if you cheat;;; I think I might completely fall for it;;;;;;;; ^^;;

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Anyway, I found out because of severe knee and back pain, but I am so pain-sensitive and stubborn that I endure it for a long time, and only when I absolutely can't bear it anymore do I go to the hospital;;;

The director thinks it will take quite a long time to treat.

I reported knee pain, but it was not just the knee problem; due to my back, my knee kept not healing, so they inserted acupuncture needles here and there. They also showed me various exercises to strengthen my knees and back, and told me to do them consistently. Throughout the acupuncture, they kindly and gently talked to me about various things, making me feel very comfortable during the treatment. Besides saying I was in pain, they also checked my pulse and told me my digestive function was very weak, so they also applied moxibustion on my abdomen.

After consistently receiving treatment for a week, my knee pain significantly improved.

It was so painful that I was limping every time I walked and searching for help...

My stomach and intestinal functions are also very poor, and my physical strength is a mess. I consulted about trying herbal medicine, and most Korean medicine clinics immediately prescribe medication. However, the director said that I should try the treatment first, think about it more, and that it's not always good to take herbal medicine blindly.

At that time, I was dieting and drinking about 2.5 liters of water a day, but I was advised that drinking too much water isn't good and to reduce it to about 1.5 liters.

Something... I felt that this is not a clinic just trying to sell medicine, but rather a very conscientious one.

My friend still occasionally goes and buys Gongjindan. I'm thinking of trying it too, haha.

 

Of course, my knee is a chronic condition;;; if I overexert myself, I still experience pain frequently these days.

I mustered up the courage and went to the hospital again on Monday. As soon as I saw him, he smiled;;;;

 

 

 

Getting acupuncture and moxibustion, haha, they even applied moxibustion to my painful knee.

But it's really amazing. When you place acupuncture needles on my fingers, wrists, and a few other spots, the shoulder pain gently disappears;;; It feels like magic!!

The director said, "Haha, I'm just scared because I have a needle in my hand, haha."

 

Kyaaak~~ The cupping therapy was so painful this time;;;;;

 

I really love low-frequency therapy~~ It feels like I'm going to heal quickly just from the gentle massage~~ LOL

 

 

You have night clinic until 8:30 PM on Thursday~~~

 

 

I hardly have anything to offer, but;;;; what am I going to do about that bruise on my knee;;;; it's gotten even darker now;;;;

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Haha, because of Hwa-byung, I can't digest and my liver might get worse, so I really didn't come to get treatment, but I was given a week's worth of medication;;;;;;;;;;

As expected, I am a lazy bad patient who is recognized everywhere lololol

 

 

You do scold me for being lazy (please, just think about my health, exercise more diligently, and get treatment on time...)

This time, after checking my knee pain and placing acupuncture, she remembered that my shoulders and neck were sore, so she also applied related acupuncture and was worried about my indigestion. Haha. And she said I have "hwa-byung" (anger syndrome);;; when she asked who was the cause of my "hwa-byung";;;; hahaha.

Anyway, they said that emotional distress can harm the liver, so they even gave me a few packets of medicine~~~

You said, "You're not going to come back after a few years after today's treatment, right?" and I was taken aback~~.

I have to go get acupuncture again today~~

Ah~ They really insert the needle painlessly.

This time, I thought I wore quite wide pants;;; but when I rolled them up to my knees, it felt like the blood wasn't flowing;;;;

It really hurt when I got cupping therapy;; I even got a big bruise that turned purple;;; LOL

 

The consultation always ends with a hot pack on the stomach - the director's consultation and treatment, along with moxibustion, cupping, and low-frequency therapy~~

 

Anyway, every time I visit the director, he always greets me with a warm smile~~ It's my go-to oriental medicine clinic whenever I feel sick.

There are many cases of bile duct issues, back pain, or ankle sprains... Don't endure until the pain becomes unbearable like I did; get treatment right away~~;; It really gets harder as you get older.

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Wow!! It's great that Zero Pay is available at the Korean medicine clinic~~

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