Pediatrics in Bangchon-dong, Daegu, Korea

I visited a local hospital because I was experiencing severe cold symptoms and hives. It's a clinic I usually go to, and I'm always satisfied with how friendly they are. Normally, I have to wait quite a bit, but there weren't many patients today, so I could see the doctor right away. The doctor looked at my skin and said it looked like hives and asked what I had eaten. When I told him I hadn't eaten anything unusual, he suggested we keep an eye on it for a few days. After receiving some shots and medication and taking it for a few days, my hives started to clear up a bit and I felt better. The hives are gone, but my cold isn't completely gone yet, so I'm planning to go back to the clinic for another check-up.

I went to the hospital because of a cold. I had a fever and a cough, so I went to the hospital.

I visited because of tooth pain. Apparently, my wisdom tooth next to the innermost molar was impacted, and my gums had swollen up and started hurting because the tooth was trying to break through. Eating was uncomfortable, and since it was an impacted wisdom tooth, I was told it would need to be surgically removed. It wasn’t something that could be done right away, and I was told to go to a large hospital or a clinic specializing in wisdom tooth extractions, so for now I was just prescribed some medication. I had hoped it would just stay quietly under my gums, but as I became an adult, it gradually started breaking through, and now it’s gotten to the point where I need surgery. It’s scary, but it’s better than being in pain, so once the pain and swelling go down, I’ll search for a specialist clinic and go there. Sob sob. Dear wisdom tooth, please don’t come out any farther and wait just a little longer ㅜ