ENT in Changjeon-dong, Icheon, Korea

My husband suddenly started feeling dizzy a little while ago, so I wondered if it might be benign paroxysmal positional vertigo and took him to a local ENT clinic called Refreshing ENT~ After we described his symptoms, the doctor said it didn’t seem to be BPPV and performed various tests. Just as the doctor explained, it wasn’t BPPV—it was caused by viral inflammation in the semicircular canals. The doctor also explained the condition in detail. They prescribed medication to treat his dizziness and kindly explained exercises to help relieve it as well~ My husband took the prescribed medicine diligently and did the exercises he was taught every day, and perhaps because of that, he says his dizziness has improved a lot~ The clinic hasn’t been in our neighborhood for very long, but they provide thorough consultations and treatment, so it’s an ENT clinic we trust and keep going back to.

I recently visited Icheon Hana ENT because of a strange sound coming from my right ear. It started a few days ago and I became worried about it, so I sought help. The sound kept bothering me during daily activities and while trying to concentrate at work, and I was anxious it might signify a hearing problem. I'm typically quite health-conscious and proactive, so as soon as the symptoms appeared, I quickly found a reputable place to visit. Upon arriving at the clinic, the staff kindly guided me, and soon I was able to see the doctor. The physician listened carefully to the unusual symptoms I was experiencing in my right ear, and used an endoscope to thoroughly examine the inside of my ear. Fortunately, there wasn't any serious issue, and the doctor clearly explained the potential causes, such as foreign bodies near the eardrum or muscle spasms, putting me at ease greatly.

I tend to put a lot of strain on my voice all day due to classes, so I easily get worn out. Since I'm on the weaker side, when I start feeling chilly, I usually opt for IV therapy. About a month ago, I suddenly started showing flu-like symptoms; my throat felt heavy, my whole body was sluggish, and I was running a fever, making it hard to go about my daily life. Eventually, I visited an ENT specialist and after an examination, I was found to be dehydrated and experiencing general fatigue, so they recommended IV therapy. During the treatment, I gradually felt my body easing up, and by the end, my fever had subsided, and my muscle pain was significantly relieved. After getting enough rest, I began to quickly recover starting the next day, and within a few days, I was back to taking classes without any problems. This experience really reminded me that for those of us in voice-intensive professions, regular health management is crucial.