Surgery in Gwangju-si, Gyeonggi, Korea

The hospital has been newly remodeled, and it's clean and tidy. The staff at the reception are friendly, and the nurses are also very accommodating. While there can be a wait due to a high number of patients, it usually doesn't take too long. There's a variety of treatments available, like physical therapy and skin consultations, which helps to distribute the patients and speed up the wait time. It’s a good idea to call ahead since there could be days when they are closed. They've also put up notices at the entrance with the days and hours when they are open, so you can check that carefully. Even if you miss it, you can call and they will kindly inform you. Just keep in mind that the closing time can change unexpectedly, so if you're going late in the afternoon, it's wise to check ahead with a phone call. The doctor is very thorough in the consultations.

They were kind and informed me well about my condition.

I think it might be because of the hot weather, but I've been experiencing itching and burning around my anus for the past two weeks, so I decided to visit Gwangju Surgery. I had previously undergone surgery twice for hemorrhoids and had pus around the anus, and I was really scared I would have to go through that pain again. After registering at the hospital, I went into the surgeon's office for a simple anal endoscopy, and it felt really strange. After the exam was over, it was time to get the results! The surgeon showed me the endoscopy photos and told me that things were in a good state post-hemorrhoid surgery. However, he mentioned that the itching around the anus is a problem caused by the hot weather, sweating, or by wiping too hard with tissue during bowel movements. I'm grateful that he prescribed some medication and ointment.