Neurology/Neurosurgery in Seomyeon, Busan, Korea

Every time I visit, the medical staff is warm and welcoming. I felt satisfied with the consultations with the doctor, and I appreciated the nurse’s efforts to administer injections gently.

I’m receiving physical therapy after a car accident. The doctor in charge explains the treatment methods and everything else in detail every time I have a session, and is incredibly kind~ The nurses are also great—they carefully check how I’m feeling and whether I’ve improved after each treatment. Oh, and among the nurses, there’s a short-haired lady who might be the team leader, and she is really, really kind~~👍👍 Thanks to them, I go to the hospital feeling comfortable every time, and I’m getting good treatment~~!! The staff who help with stretching also do a really great job and make me feel so refreshed. If I had to point out one downside, even though there are one or two staff members at the reception desk, the check-in process is extremely slow.

I've been having a lot of days where I'm really struggling with intense headaches because it's so hot. When I went back to the hospital to share my story, they asked me, "Haven't you reduced your medication or cut back on meals?" I hadn't, but I have been losing weight and have had a constant lack of appetite. When I told them this, they advised me, "Even if you don't feel like eating, you need to eat enough and not skip meals to stay healthy," and expressed concern about how much weight I seem to have lost lately. They cautioned that headaches and dizziness can come together, so I need to be careful and take better care of my health in the heat. They reminded me to make sure I stay on my medication and eat well, and I truly appreciate their warm and caring words. I'm also thankful to the nurses who helped me, haha.