OB-GYN in Yongmun-dong, Daejeon, Korea

Maria is known for infertility treatment, so I visited without even looking into any other places. It seems like it might be the most famous fertility clinic in Daejeon. There were three doctors in charge, and I think the most famous one is a male doctor, but I saw a female doctor and was really satisfied! She didn’t seem like the type to rush through the process, so I thought it would be good for people undergoing fertility treatment to visit with a little patience. Since it’s definitely a well-known clinic, everything felt very organized, and it was convenient that I could visit without an appointment except for the initial consultation~ The location was easy to get to, and the facilities were clean and nice!

The hospital is clean and always packed with patients... It seems especially busy since it's Saturday! The doctor is very kind and I appreciate that they don't over-treat. They explain the reasons for any procedures or tests in detail. They also provide a thorough explanation of the results. The nurses are friendly and the front desk staff are nice too. Parking is convenient... there is a parking attendant who kindly directs you to the underground parking when the surface lot is full. If you make an appointment and visit, you can be seen without waiting. There is a café and facilities on the first floor, which is great while waiting for results after tests. You can make appointments for surgery, but for internal medicine, it's a bit inconvenient as you have to wait your turn without an appointment...

I usually have menstrual cramps, but this time the pain was really severe and the amount of bleeding was different from usual, so I ended up visiting a gynecologist. After the examination, I found out that I needed to be hospitalized due to uterine disease, so I got admitted. At first, I was really worried, but while receiving treatment, I began to understand why my body felt so bad. I had a heavy pain in my lower abdomen and a pulling sensation in my back, but after getting IV fluids and some medication, I started to feel a bit better! They also frequently did blood tests and checked my condition, and being hospitalized made me realize the importance of taking care of my body. Especially at night, when the pain was worse, receiving treatment made me feel much more comfortable, and I got a lot of help! It's easy to think that women's health issues will just get better on their own, but I really recommend getting examined and diagnosed!