OB-GYN in Gwangan-dong, Busan, Korea

I regularly visit this hospital for cervical cancer screenings and ultrasound exams because I have many breast cysts. During this visit, I had a checkup because my menstrual periods had been lasting rather long—about 9 to 13 days—for around three months. Normally, the uterine lining should become thinner as you get older, but mine was showing the opposite abnormality and had become thicker. I was diagnosed with a polyp. Since I was concerned about whether it could develop into cancer, they performed an endometrial biopsy. The results showed no signs that it was likely to develop into cancer, but I was told that I need to have regular biopsies every six months to monitor it. I also had a lot of uterine inflammation and discharge, but these improved significantly after taking the prescribed medication. Thanks to the always kind female doctor and nurses, I’ve continued coming here for a long time without switching hospitals. The only downside is the long waiting time, but they’re kind and provide very thorough care, so I recommend this hospital.