ENT in Namcheon-dong, Busan, Korea

I suddenly felt dizzy, so I went to the hospital. The test results showed that I had benign paroxysmal positional vertigo. After doing the positional vertigo treatment exercises (?) while lying down, I amazingly started feeling better. Thanks to the pleasant hospital atmosphere and the kind nurses and doctors, I rush there whenever I have even the slightest symptoms.

I received treatment from Dr. Lee Ik-jae for a severe cold and flu. I was in such bad shape that they performed tests for COVID-19 and the flu. Thankfully, after about 20 minutes, I got negative results, but I was still feeling very unwell, so the doctor recommended getting an IV. He said it would take about an hour and a half, but I ended up receiving treatment for about three hours. I was prescribed medication for four days, and the cough and phlegm were really tough to deal with. The doctor advised me to frequently sip warm water. After a night's sleep, I woke up and looked in the mirror; it was such a pleasant morning. The coughing subsided, and my face started to look alive again. I hadn't had an appetite for a few days and couldn't eat, but I ate to take the medication. Little by little, my appetite is returning, and I hope the cough stops soon. Thank you!

I must have been tired lately because this morning, while washing my face, I lightly touched the tip of my nose and felt some pain. When I took a closer look, I noticed something had come up inside my nose and on the tip, so I came in to get it checked out. The doctor examined me carefully, one thing at a time, speaking in a quiet and calm manner, and provided thorough care and treatment. The explanations were also given calmly, so I was able to receive treatment comfortably. Everyone, from the staff member at the information desk who handled my registration to the nurse in the injection room, was so kind and welcoming that I felt good from my very first visit. Seeing so many elderly patients visiting the hospital also made me think that it must be a clinic people in the neighborhood have been coming to regularly. Today, I got a prescription and went home, and I was told to come back on Monday to check how things are progressing. The staff were kind, and I was satisfied with the doctor's care, so if I ever need to visit an ENT again, I plan to come here. I'm glad there's now a hospital in my neighborhood that I can trust. ^^