Internal Medicine in Sangbong, Seoul, Korea

I got Bali belly while traveling in Bali. I did get a prescription from a hospital there, but the Bali doctor said I didn’t need an IV and should take the medicine after eating, so I had a meal—and my condition got even worse. As soon as I got back to Korea, I went to Hongi Internal Medicine. When the doctor heard what I had been prescribed in Bali, they were really surprised ㅠ They said that with enteritis, you absolutely have to fast until you start feeling better. Surprisingly, after taking the medicine prescribed by Hongi Internal Medicine, I recovered in just six hours ㅋㅋ. I guess Korean hospitals really are the best ㅠ I still had a lot of medicine left, so I’m keeping it on hand for emergencies.

I regularly visit for treatment and medication because of hyperlipidemia. They also check my blood pressure, the atmosphere is comfortable, and the doctor and nurses are very kind~

I visited U&Jang Internal Medicine because of persistent nausea and dizziness. After I arrived, they carefully checked my condition and performed blood tests and X-rays to find the cause. I also received IV fluid (ringer) therapy to help me regain my strength. The test results showed symptoms of intestinal paralysis, so I received internal medicine treatment and was able to return home safely with the prescribed medication. Thanks to the systematic tests and IV treatment tailored to my symptoms, I felt much more reassured.