Neurology/Neurosurgery in Bomun Station, Seoul, Korea

A few days ago, my wrist started hurting a lot, and after putting it off for a while, I finally went to the hospital. I usually go to an orthopedic clinic I trust because I get injured often, but this time I went to a new place in my neighborhood, and I think it was a great choice! Since it just opened, the place is really clean and spacious, and above all, it seems like all the medical equipment is brand new! But more than anything, everyone working there was so friendly. I had a lot of questions, and they patiently answered all of them. The doctor who examined me was also really good at making a diagnosis and explained everything very well, so I was really grateful! Next time I need to go to an orthopedic clinic, I plan to visit this place again!!!!!

The director treated my plantar fasciitis with about six sessions of extracorporeal shock wave therapy. I also kept up with physical therapy and wore low-heeled shoes. All the doctors were kind and made me feel comfortable.

Apparently, the underground parking lot of the apartment building was being washed, and I suddenly slipped and fell hard onto the floor. Two or three days later, my right knee started hurting, and it became extremely difficult to use the stairs, so I came in for a visit. An ultrasound eventually showed a partial ligament tear. It has improved a lot with cold compresses. Dr. Jomoa recommended extracorporeal shock wave therapy, so I had my first treatment, and it should get even better after three or four more sessions.