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I made a health check-up appointment a week ago and came in today. It was very busy because it's the end of the year, but the nurses provided systematic guidance, and everything went smoothly. After measuring my basic vision, hearing, height, and body weight, I took a breast and chest X-ray. Following that, I carefully filled out a questionnaire on my lifestyle and medical history with the nurse’s guidance. After finishing, the nurse re-measured my blood pressure and completed the basic tests with a urine and blood test. I had to wait a while for the gastroscopy because there were many patients waiting, but seeing how skillfully and systematically the nurses worked put me at ease. When I entered the endoscopy room, the doctor and nurses double-checked my date of birth and name, provided detailed explanations about the procedure, and then administered sedation. I'm glad I was able to complete the procedure safely today.

I could have handled it once or twice, but I was dealing with stomach pain not just for days, but for weeks, which made my daily life very uncomfortable. Especially when I was hungry or trying to go to bed, I would feel a burning sensation up to my chest, and I couldn't get a good night's sleep. I thought my stomach was just weak and tried to brush it off, but I realized I needed to get a proper check-up before it got worse, so I went to Hyundai Internal Medicine Clinic. The doctor carefully checked how often the symptoms appeared, which foods made it worse, and even my stress and sleep patterns, which made me trust him more. He explained the possibilities of gastritis or gastroesophageal reflux in an easy-to-understand way and suggested a treatment plan that suited my lifestyle. As I took the prescribed medication and adjusted my eating habits, the burning sensation gradually eased, and my sleep improved significantly. Overall, the care was organized and the explanations were clear, so I would recommend Hyundai Internal Medicine Clinic to anyone struggling with persistent stomach pain.

My mother received treatment from Dr. Yoon Soo-woong for shingles. She had excruciating pain under her chest, which made it impossible for her to sleep at night; she could only groan by herself. I woke up from her moans while sleeping next to her, realizing that she didn't tell me she was in pain this time either. The next day, she went for a check-up at Future Clinic, where even with bad liver function, the doctor conducted various tests! Her liver levels were good, and all the tests came back clean, but Dr. Yoon was puzzled and found a band-shaped spot, confirming the diagnosis of shingles. After receiving a week’s worth of medication and some IV fluids due to her decreased strength, she went home. Three days later, she had another IV treatment, and she was gradually recovering, but even now, nearing a month later, she still experiences occasional sharp pains. They recommend getting the shingles vaccine after six months, but since her recovery is slower than the last time she had it in her 60s, I definitely need to get her vaccinated.

I have some aftereffects from a car accident a couple of years ago, and last year, I was also trapped in an elevator which caused anxiety, depression, fear, and whenever I get in an elevator, my heart races and I feel scared. I couldn't sleep at night or get a deep sleep, so I was searching for a psychiatric clinic. Most of the clinics had long wait times for appointments, and they told me that for first-time patients, I had to make an appointment to visit. After a few months of searching and confirming, I found this hospital where you could register without an appointment, even though the waiting time was a bit long. They welcomed me warmly, conducted a written test and a brief examination, then prescribed some medication that I'm currently taking. I'm feeling better than I expected, and a lot of my fears have disappeared. I've been sleeping well at night, so now I visit every 2 to 3 weeks to get my prescription. The friendly conversations with the female doctor also help a lot, and it seems I don't have to wait excessively.

I reached a weight of around 70 kilograms at a height in the mid-150s, and although I tried running and indoor cycling, my binge-eating habits remained unchanged, so I decided to visit the clinic. The clinic seemed to have just opened, as both the building and the interior were clean and comfortable. After undergoing blood pressure and blood sugar tests, I had a consultation with the head of consultations. Inside the consultation room, I also had an InBody test done, and they explained to me about the medication Montelukast that I had mentioned. I was feeling down due to my weight gain, but they kindly explained the lifestyle changes and how to maintain fasting, along with how to use the injections, which really put my mind at ease. I also met the doctor, who was very cheerful and explained everything in a fun way. They emphasized the importance of changing my eating mechanisms and suggested that during weight loss, meals should only be enough to satisfy hunger, which I felt was exactly what I needed to hear. I started with a dosage of 2.5 and lost 5 kilograms of body fat after a month. Aside from feeling sleepy, there were no side effects, so I mainly ate chicken breast or boiled eggs and brown rice for two meals a day, and in the morning, I had sorghum powder mixed with milk. Even when I wasn't hungry, I stuck to my meal times, stopped snacking and drinking alcohol, and maintained longer fasting periods. Thanks to Montelukast, I think I was able to stay sober. I exercised lightly, walking and jogging for over an hour every couple of days. When I returned for a follow-up, the doctors were more excited than I was about my weight loss. They said since I was losing weight well, we shouldn't increase the dosage, and it has been two weeks, and I'm still losing weight. I felt down when I was gaining weight and was stressed out around others, but it feels like I received not only a prescription for medication but also emotional support in such a short time at the clinic. They also operate other weight loss clinics, so I believe it would be helpful for those struggling with weight loss to visit.

I started visiting here 2 years ago. I have follow-ups every 6 months. Initially, I had a review in a health check provided by the country that led to a re-examination, so I made an appointment after searching the internet. They did an ultrasound and mentioned something about colored ultrasound, but I can't remember exactly due to my age. During my first visit, everything was fine. On my second visit, I felt like there might be something wrong; the nurse explained in detail about the procedure they would do after anesthesia, saying it would feel like a pop or something like that. I was really nervous, but the nurse was so kind. Before starting, she even played a sound to prepare me, saying not to be surprised. After the check-up, it turned out there was nothing wrong. I couldn't sleep well, but I'm relieved. And today was the check-up day. The doctor said that there hasn't been any change since the last time and suggested we meet once a year now. Thank you, doctor!

I remember being extremely cautious about going to the hospital since COVID was spreading all over the country. I did a home test and seeing two clear lines on the test made my heart sink. I quickly put on my mask and rushed to Garam Internal Medicine clinic. When I arrived at the hospital, the waiting room was already bustling with people getting tested, and when it was my turn to enter the consultation room, the doctor calmly checked the test results and explained my current symptoms and precautions. Hearing the word 'positive' left me feeling lost, but the kind words from the doctor really helped ease my tension a bit. As I left with the prescribed medication and saw the healthcare workers who were working so hard, I felt both grateful and a bit bittersweet. I did struggle at home while isolating for a few days, but thanks to the treatment and medication I received at Garam Internal Medicine, I was able to get through it without any major issues.

On May 29, I visited the Cheonan Naan Clinic regularly because of my glaucoma. After registering, I underwent several tests as it was a detailed examination. After the tests, Dr. Jong-kyung consulted with me and said that my eye pressure had dropped a bit. He instructed me to make sure to put the eye drops in my eyes every morning and evening, and he mentioned that I'm managing well. I asked the doctor if glaucoma could be completely cured, and he told me it’s a disease I’ll have to live with for life. Hearing this made my heart ache. He said that as long as I manage my drops well, it won’t cause major discomfort, so I have to accept it and maintain a calm mindset. I thought again about this. When I spoke with someone else who also has glaucoma, they were in the same situation. I've been prescribed enough medication for two months and I’ve been consistently using the eye drops. I am grateful to Dr. Jong-kyung for explaining everything thoroughly and calmly. I'm also thankful to the nurses who treat me like family and the staff who conduct the tests.

I got bronchitis three weeks ago and had a lingering cough. As the coughing got worse, my whole chest would shake whenever I coughed. Then one night, I had a really bad coughing fit and coughed forcefully, and from that point on, my left ribs hurt so much. At first it was just a slight pain, but it gradually became more intense. It hurt when I raised my arm and even when I took a deep breath, so daily life became difficult, and I went to Gongdeok M Rehabilitation Medicine. After taking some images, the doctor told me I had a hairline fracture in my rib. I was told to get plenty of rest, use cold compresses, and, when I need to cough, hug a cushion or stuffed animal and cough gently to minimize irritation. There was no special treatment needed, since it should heal naturally over time, so I was prescribed painkillers. The pain has improved a lot now. The doctor and nurses here are all incredibly kind and wonderful. I need to be more careful about rib fractures.

My child fell down and really hurt his knee, so we rushed to the hospital because of the pain. Fortunately, the wait time for the consultation wasn't long, and after checking in, we got an X-ray done right away. (One thing I found disappointing was that both the male and female staff in charge of the X-ray always seemed to have a bad expression on their faces. I wonder if it’s just their nature or if it's something about the job... It’s strange that both the male and female staff taking the images were like that.)

I visited Heo Internal Medicine Clinic for treatment. As a 30-something office worker, I often had discomfort due to late nights and irregular meals. I received a diagnosis of gastroesophageal reflux disease due to repeated symptoms of heartburn and acid regurgitation. The clinic is conveniently located near my workplace, making it easy to visit during my lunch break, and the wait times were short, which reduced my stress.

I almost couldn't sleep because of my heart palpitations, so I visited a psychiatrist. The atmosphere was much more comfortable and calm than I expected. After checking in, they thoroughly asked about my symptoms and recent lifestyle patterns, which I appreciated. They suggested we do a test for autonomic nervous function, and I went ahead with that. During the consultation, the doctor easily explained why these symptoms could occur, which helped me understand better. The atmosphere in the consultation room was stable, which eased my nerves. Instead of jumping to high-dose medication, they guided me to start at a lower level and showed me how some aspects could be managed through lifestyle changes. I had sort of a vague bias against mental health clinics, but this place was exactly what I needed—truly a place for healing the mind. My anxious mind, which had been restless because of not being able to sleep, has calmed down a lot. Overall, it was a warm and empathetic experience, and I would recommend it to others struggling with the same symptoms.

Recently, every time I ate, I felt a burning sensation in my chest and had an upset stomach, which made me uncomfortable all day long. I thought maybe my stomach had just become sensitive, but when the pain started keeping me up at night, I realized I couldn't put off seeking help any longer, so I went to MyBill Internal Medicine Clinic. The doctor carefully went over my eating habits, stress levels, and medications in the consultation room, logically explaining why I might be experiencing these symptoms, which helped me understand my situation. Rather than just prescribing medication, he also realistically pointed out areas in my daily life that I needed to improve, which was very helpful. After taking the prescribed medication, the burning sensation started to lessen, and I felt much more comfortable after eating. Overall, the explanations were clear and the consultation was calm, so I would recommend MyBill Internal Medicine Clinic to anyone struggling with similar issues.

I visited the Daejeon branch and got a prescription for diet pills hehe!!! The miracle of already losing 2 kg in just one week...!!

They were very kind and gave me such a detailed explanation during the consultation that I felt I could trust them. I’ve recommended them to a lot of people I know, too. ^^

I think I'll recommend the Boabon process because I'm worried about my daughter being severely obese.

I had a lingering cold with a runny nose and phlegm, so I visited this clinic. I remember feeling at ease because the flow for patients with respiratory symptoms was relatively separated. After registration, the structure led directly to the treatment room, so I didn’t have to wait long, and the hospital was overall well-maintained and clean. In the treatment room, they carefully checked the symptoms of my runny nose and phlegm, explaining the current stage of my cold, and after examining my chest, they prescribed only the necessary medication. They didn’t brush off my cold as just a simple illness and instead addressed why my symptoms were persisting, which made me trust them. They also gave guidance on precautions when taking medication and lifestyle management tips, which were very helpful. After taking the medication for a few days, my runny nose and phlegm lessened, and my overall cold symptoms gradually improved, making daily life much easier. This internal medicine clinic left a strong impression with its comfortable flow and organized treatments.

The park view is absolutely beautiful, and Angzro Hospital is a place that has helped me so much^^ After a health checkup, I found a lump in my breast and came here for follow-up testing. When I first visited, I was terrified, thinking, “What if it’s cancer?” I couldn’t take in anything because I was so scared. I had worked so hard to live a good life, so it would have felt so unfair if it had been cancer. I’m sure many of you would feel the same way. I remember how kindly they explained everything to me back then and reassured me by telling me it was just a cyst that could be treated with a procedure. I had another lump as well, so I went back for more tests, but thankfully it turned out to be nothing serious. The nurses who make you feel incredibly comfortable and guide you through everything are so kind. I work in the service industry too, so I can tell whether someone is being sincere just by the tone of their voice^^ The doctor who took care of me was Dr. Lee Seo-hee, and she’s a female doctor. Her experience is impressive too 👍 She explained everything clearly after the ultrasound, and she’s such a calm and wonderful person. I highly recommend Angzro Women’s Hospital!! The view from the inpatient room is incredible.

I made an appointment at Gwangmyeong Samsung Best Internal Medicine and went in for a health checkup. After filling out various medical questionnaires, I had basic tests such as vision and hearing tests, balancing on one leg for 20 seconds, a chest X-ray, cervical cancer and breast cancer screening, blood work, and so on. During the upper endoscopy, a small polyp was found and removed. I sometimes experience acid reflux symptoms, with stomach acid occasionally coming up, so I was prescribed some medication. I usually had my health checkups at a general hospital, but this time I decided to try a hospital near my home. University hospitals and general hospitals are crowded, so the waiting times are long, and having to find the different examination rooms and move between floors was quite a hassle and exhausting. It was much easier here, and Dr. Taeyoon Kim, the medical director, explained my checkup results in detail. All the nurses were very kind as well... Anyway, from now on, I think I’ll be coming to Gwangmyeong Samsung Best Internal Medicine for my health checkups and internal medicine appointments.^^

I got a call from the daycare in the afternoon. My grandson had a runny nose in the morning after coming back from daycare, but after his nap in the afternoon, he said he had a stuffy nose and a fever. I made an urgent reservation at the Sandul Pediatric and Adolescent Clinic, and hurried to pick him up. When we arrived, there were a lot of people waiting, but thanks to the friendly and efficient guidance from the nurses, I was able to go home and come back without any inconvenience and receive the care we needed. I was truly relieved to be able to ease my sick grandson's discomfort. The doctor in the consultation room calmly listened to his chest and back with a stethoscope, checked his mouth and ears, and said it seemed like he had an early-stage cold and that we could just take some prescribed medicine. That eased my worries. Seeing my grandson follow the doctor closely, it was evident that the doctor's attentive care and the way they engaged at my grandson's level were probably why there were so many people waiting. I'm also really satisfied that there's a pediatric clinic right below our house, and I'm grateful and happy to have such a good doctor and nurses there.