Introducing Jeil Orthopedic Clinic in Jeongneung-dong

Today, I would like to introduce Jeongneung's Jeil Orthopedic Clinic.

 

This is the place our family has been going to for 10 years, where we have received treatment for ankle injuries from falls when we were young, had cysts on the back of our hands that needed to be removed, and received pain injections for plantar fasciitis!

 

 

There is a bus stop right in front of you, about a 10-minute walk from Jeongneung Station, making it a conveniently accessible location.

 

 

 

When you open the door, there is a small reception area and waiting space.

 

 

At the reception area, there are large notices regarding the prices required for issuing documents such as medical certificates or insurance-related paperwork, and printed sheets are also posted with information about non-covered items and injection prices.

 

(But since most of the elderly people are here, they don't see well and there are many people asking questions at the reception desk haha. Still, they kindly explain everything!!🤗)

 

 

First, upon arrival

 

1. Reception

2. Medical treatment

3. If you write on the paper, go up to the second floor.

If there are two sheets of paper, then X-ray + physical therapy

If there is one sheet of paper, either one of the two

 

It is operated in this manner.

After seeing the doctor and taking an X-ray, go out through that door and go up one floor; you will find the X-ray room and the physical therapy room.

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After taking the X-ray and going back to wait, you can meet the doctor again to review the results and have a more accurate discussion.

The doctor is a bit cool :) I was a bit hurt at first, lol, but as I got to know him, he's quite charming.

And if I seem chic or unfriendly, you might think you should go somewhere else, but I do a good job with my treatment..^^ I trust you because you find everything that others couldn't.🙏

I went because my wrist was hurting, and they said there was inflammation. They told me not to get the anti-inflammatory injection, and if I can endure it, to try physical therapy first. If it still doesn't improve afterward, then I should get the injection.

I think that's why it happened because I often hold the baby lol. They tell me not to hold him^.^

Pay the bill, go back up to the physical therapy room (second floor), and submit the paper.

I received electrical therapy, infrared therapy, and paraffin therapy, and now I am home.

Certainly, after receiving physical therapy, the tingling sensation has improved.

If I have time tomorrow, I should go just for physical therapy!!

And since the doctor said it would be good to wear the brace for now, I wore it. I will also do some wrist stretches and hope to recover quicklyㅠ