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I've been to this hospital three times and the doctor really asks detailed questions and prescribes medication.

I often get rhinitis and sore throats while going to school, so I tend to visit ENT clinics frequently. Overall, I'm satisfied with the ENT clinic I visited this time, so I wanted to leave a review. As a student, going to the hospital can sometimes feel unnecessarily burdensome and scary, but my worries were greatly reduced at this place. From the moment I checked in, the staff were kind, which eased my nerves, and they explained things well without making me feel uncomfortable when I asked questions. The best part about my consultation was that the doctor listened attentively to everything I had to say as a student. They asked when my symptoms started and if there were any inconveniences during my school life, making me feel like it wasn't just a routine check-up. The explanations during the consultation were easy to understand, and the doctor calmly spoke about the treatment process to help reduce my anxiety. The interior of the hospital was clean and well-organized, so I wasn't uncomfortable while waiting, and the wait time wasn't long, which didn't interfere with my class or academy schedule. I felt like this clinic takes into account both my time and concerns as a student. This is a clinic I would trust and want to return to when I have issues with my nose or throat.

I had been dealing with a cough, phlegm, and runny nose for several days, along with a scratchy throat that made my daily life uncomfortable, so I decided to visit an ENT specialist. The check-in process was relatively quick, and the staff were friendly and helpful, which gave me a good first impression. In the examination room, they thoroughly reviewed when my symptoms started, whether I had a fever, the color of my phlegm, and when my cough was worse. They carefully examined my nose and throat and explained my current condition in an easy-to-understand way. Instead of just prescribing medication, they also provided helpful lifestyle management tips for recovery, like staying hydrated, getting enough rest, and managing indoor humidity, which was very beneficial. After a few days of taking the prescribed medication, my severe cough gradually lessened, and the phlegm in my throat also improved significantly. The persistent runny nose and nasal congestion got much better, allowing me to sleep well and making my daily life a lot more comfortable. The medical staff were very kind and answered all my questions, which addressed everything I was curious about, and I was happy to receive the necessary treatment without any unnecessary tests. Overall, I was satisfied with the visit, from the waiting time to the thoroughness of the examination, the friendly explanations, and the effectiveness of the treatment. If I experience respiratory symptoms like a cold, rhinitis, or a sore throat again, I would definitely want to return to this ENT specialist.

I visited a plastic surgery clinic because I was bothered by an old scar next to my nose. I arrived on time for my consultation appointment, checked in, and had a photo taken of the area I was most concerned about. In the consultation room, we reviewed the photo together to check the depth of the scar and the condition of my skin. Instead of recommending just one method, they explained the differences between several options and the expected recovery times, which I appreciated. In the examination room, they honestly discussed the changes and limitations I could expect from my current state, which made me feel confident. Instead of deciding on a procedure right away, I was able to ask plenty of questions, and they provided detailed information about potential symptoms during recovery and precautions to take. Instead of pushing for quick results, they planned according to my individual skin condition, which felt less burdensome. The hospital's interior was quiet and tidy, and the staff kindly explained the procedures, making my first visit easy to navigate. After the consultation, I felt a lot of my vague worries were clarified, and I was able to make a careful decision after receiving thorough explanations. While external changes are important, I realized again that confirming my condition accurately and finding the right approach should come first.

I’m leaving a review of my visit for the flu-like cold that hit me harder than anything I’ve ever experienced in my life. The muscle aches were so severe that it felt like my whole body had been beaten with a heavy blunt object, and when I put my hand on my forehead, I was burning up so badly that I felt dizzy and the room started spinning. On top of that, my chest felt sore from coughing nonstop, and my throat was so full of phlegm that even swallowing saliva was frightening. My nose was also running constantly, so I remember spending the whole time with tissues stuffed completely up my nose. Since it was obvious that over-the-counter medicine from the pharmacy wasn’t going to fix it on my own, I bundled up in a mask and went to a nearby clinic. After I told the doctor everything about the symptoms I had experienced a month earlier, they diagnosed me with severe respiratory inflammation accompanied by full-body flu-like aches, rather than just a simple sore throat and cold that would pass on its own. They also prescribed a stomach protectant so the medicine wouldn’t irritate my stomach, and I received nebulizer breathing treatment at the clinic right away to help clear the phlegm. I took all the prescribed medicine diligently and slept like a corpse all weekend. Thankfully, I recovered and started feeling like myself again. The doctor told me that if I had waited even a little longer, it could have progressed into pneumonia or bronchitis. I remember thinking how glad I was that I had gone to the clinic early. It was an experience that made me painfully realize that when my body sends warning signs, the right thing to do is get examined instead of stubbornly trying to tough it out.

I felt chills all over my body, had muscle aches, and by the night, my fever soared above 39 degrees Celsius, making me feel like I was about to collapse. Even after taking various fever medications, my temperature wouldn't drop at all, and I was shivering from the chills. The moment morning arrived, I barely got myself together and went to the hospital. I had heard that the flu was spreading, but I never thought I would catch it. The doctor examined my symptoms and immediately proceeded with a flu test. It was a bit uncomfortable when the long cotton swab poked my nose, but the doctor was so skilled and quick that it didn't hurt as much as I expected, and it was over in no time. After about ten minutes of waiting, the result was positive for the flu. Since my fever wouldn't go down, the doctor suggested a flu shot through IV instead of oral medication, and I think that was an excellent choice. While getting the shot, I lay down on a warm bed and took a deep sleep. Miraculously, when I woke up, the high fever that had caused such a terrible headache was gradually decreasing, and the pain was noticeably lighter. The doctor informed me that even when the fever drops, I should take it easy for a few days and provided careful precautions along with a Tamiflu prescription. The flu fever is really terrifying, so if you feel any symptoms of a cold, don’t hesitate and make sure to go to the hospital for a check-up.

Last week, I caught a cold and woke up this morning with cough, body aches, and chills. My condition was not great at work, and thinking I should tackle this illness early, I decided to stop by the clinic on my way home. When I told the doctor about my cough, chills, and body aches lasting for four days without improvement, he suggested we test for the flu. It was the same type of test as the COVID test. The doctor inserted the test kit deep into my nose, but surprisingly, this was the first time I had such a painless test. After stepping out of the exam room for a moment to wait, the results came back, confirming I had Influenza B. If it had been just a regular cold, I probably would have felt better in a day or two, but something just didn't seem right. The doctor said that flu treatment could be done with either an IV or pills and asked which method I would prefer. Since I have health insurance, he mentioned that the IV could be covered by insurance and would be more effective than the pills, so I decided to go with the IV treatment. After receiving the IV and heading home, my chills and body aches disappeared completely, and luckily, I felt fine today as well. They say there are a lot of cold and flu cases going around lately. It would be wise to wear a mask to avoid catching a cold or the flu.

I underwent surgery for chronic maxillary sinusitis at Dream ENT Clinic and stayed there for two days for inpatient treatment. I had been very uncomfortable for a long time because of recurring nasal congestion, a runny nose, and a stuffy feeling, but after receiving a thorough consultation, I decided to have the surgery. During the preoperative tests and consultation, the medical staff explained my condition, the surgical method, and the recovery process in an easy-to-understand way, which reassured me. On the day of the surgery, the staff also guided me kindly and took great care to help me stay relaxed. The surgery went smoothly, and during my two-day hospital stay afterward, my recovery progress was carefully monitored. The hospital room was kept clean throughout my stay, and the medical staff checked on my condition regularly, so I was able to stay comfortably without any major issues. Whenever I had questions, they answered them kindly, which made me trust them even more. They also explained the precautions and care instructions to follow after discharge in detail, which was a great help during my recovery. Overall, everything from the consultation and surgery to the inpatient treatment and discharge was handled systematically, and I was very satisfied. If you have been suffering from chronic maxillary sinusitis for a long time, I think it would be a good idea to schedule a consultation. Thanks to the medical staff’s expertise and kindness, I was able to receive treatment with peace of mind.

I recently visited an ENT clinic because my throat had been feeling scratchy, my nose kept running, and my nasal congestion had become severe enough to interfere with my daily life. After arriving at the clinic and completing the registration process, I was able to see the doctor without a long wait, which was convenient. The medical staff carefully asked when my symptoms had started, whether I had a fever, and whether I had a cough or phlegm. They thoroughly examined my throat and nose, explained the current level of inflammation in detail, and also checked my ears, which made me feel even more reassured. Based on the examination, I was diagnosed with a cold accompanied by symptoms of pharyngitis. They also clearly explained how to take the prescribed medication and emphasized the importance of drinking plenty of fluids and getting enough rest. I felt reassured because they answered my questions kindly and in an easy-to-understand way, and all of the clinic staff were friendly and attentive, which left me with a good impression. After taking the prescribed medication, my throat pain and nasal congestion gradually improved, and I felt much more comfortable. Overall, the treatment process was well organized, and the medical staff gave detailed explanations, which made me trust the clinic. It was very helpful in quickly relieving my uncomfortable symptoms. I think this is an ENT clinic that people with similar symptoms could visit without hesitation.

One of the scariest things about raising a child seems to be the sudden onset of ear pain in the middle of the night. My child would always end up with an ear infection whenever they caught a cold, living on antibiotics, and after visiting other hospitals with no improvement, I felt truly lost. Then, I came to know about this pediatric clinic through a friend's recommendation, and to cut to the chase, I think we should have come here much sooner. First of all, the doctor is really kind. My child was terrified of having their ears checked, crying and causing a scene, but the doctor gently calmed them down and thoroughly checked their eardrum using modern otoscope equipment. What I particularly appreciated was that the doctor showed me my child's eardrum condition on a screen and explained it directly to me. Seeing the extent of the inflammation and how much fluid was behind the eardrum reassured me a lot. Most importantly, they don’t just prescribe antibiotics for a long time. They prescribe exactly what is necessary for the right amount of time according to my child's condition, and addressed the underlying cause of my child's frequent ear infections due to rhinitis, resulting in a noticeable reduction in recurrence. They also carefully explained habits to be mindful of in daily life and how to rinse the nose, which has been very helpful. Now my child doesn’t seem scared of going to the doctor anymore, perhaps because they like the doctor. If there are parents out there struggling with a child suffering from ear infections, I highly recommend visiting this place without hesitation!

I visited the hospital because I had a severe cough and runny nose.^^ I checked in and was waiting in front of the consultation room when a nurse called my name. The doctor asked what was bothering me, and I told him that my cough was bad, I had a lot of runny nose, and it was going down my throat and causing phlegm. During the examination, he checked my throat and said it looked fine, and that I shouldn't worry too much about the mucus going down. He took a photo of my nose and said it wasn't sinusitis yet. He gave me a shot and prescribed about five days' worth of medication.^^ At the check-in, I paid for the hospital visit and waited in front of the injection room until my name was called. After using hand sanitizer, I entered the injection room. The nurse asked for my name, and when I told her, she instructed me to lie on the empty bed inside. While I waited, the nurse asked for my name again and started the IV drip while explaining what medication was going in. The nurses checked on me frequently to ensure everything was going well with the IV. I received the IV drip and then headed to the pharmacy.^^ The doctor, nurses, and the staff at the reception were all very kind and treated me well!^^ I took the prescription to the pharmacy, handed it to the pharmacist, and while waiting, they called my name. They explained the ingredients of the medicine to me, and I received my prescription.~^^

For some time now, I’ve been waking up with a scratchy throat and feeling like my ear is blocked during the day, so I went to the ENT. At first, I thought it was just due to seasonal changes or fatigue, but the discomfort didn’t go away. It became more concerning, especially the odd ringing in my ear in quiet spaces. The hospital looked into not only the symptoms I was feeling but also recent cold history, rhinitis symptoms, frequency of nasal congestion, and whether I breathed through my mouth while sleeping. They took a multi-faceted approach to find the cause. The hearing tests and endoscope examinations that followed were explained step-by-step, which made me feel less burdened. Based on the results, the doctor explained that the issue was more about the functioning of the passage connecting the nose and ear rather than the ear itself, and that pressure changes were influencing the symptoms. I found it impressive that these symptoms could be more pronounced when my condition was low, even if I don’t usually notice them. The treatment included medication as well as lifestyle management, with many immediately actionable tips like adjusting indoor humidity, avoiding sudden temperature changes, and reviewing my earphone habits. After a few days of following the advice I received, my throat discomfort decreased, and the feeling of fullness in my ear gradually improved. It was more than just symptom relief; I came to understand why these issues arose. I feel content knowing that if similar symptoms arise in the future, I can think of ways to cope rather than feeling anxious.

I started to worry when my child suddenly developed a runny nose and cough, so I decided to visit a pediatrician. At first, I thought it was just a simple cold, but when the coughing continued at night and the runny nose worsened, I thought it would be a good idea to get checked out. My child is a bit scared of hospitals, so I was worried about them getting anxious before the exam. During the visit, we discussed when the symptoms started and whether there had been a fever. After examining my child's breathing and throat, I received explanations about the current symptoms. Fortunately, it didn't seem to be severe inflammation and it looked like symptoms that can occur early in a cold. I also received guidance on what to watch for when my child coughs. I mentioned my concern that my child doesn’t take medicine well, and the doctor prescribed a syrup that’s generally easier for kids to take, explaining how to administer it in detail. Additionally, I learned that gently managing nasal congestion at home can be helpful. We also talked about how to respond if a fever rises, which made me feel a bit more at ease. Above all, the way the doctor spoke gently to make sure my child didn't get nervous helped keep the atmosphere of the visit relatively comfortable. Getting to check my child's condition and hear the management methods was a relief from a parent's perspective.

Last time, I was satisfied with the wrinkle Botox treatment from the head doctor, so this time I went for skin Botox. The Bucheon branch is a bit far from home, but I went because the doctor seemed skilled. However, I was really disappointed with the Bucheon branch today. I think there was a lack of communication among the staff at this location as they were giving conflicting information, and their knowledge seemed insufficient. Before the treatment, the staff (I’m not sure if she was the head of consultations) explained to me that they wouldn't inject the forehead, only the cheeks. They mentioned that skin Botox is supposed to make the skin look better overall, and usually, other places inject the entire area. When I questioned if other places inject the forehead as well, they insisted that Mei Pure doesn't inject the forehead for skin Botox. I asked twice since it seemed odd, and I got the same answer. The main doctor wasn’t present today, and the treatment area seemed strange, so I didn’t want to proceed. But since I had made time to come, I decided to go through with it. However, the numbing cream was applied to the entire forehead, nose, and facial contour, but not at all to the cheeks. They kept insisting that they only apply the cream to the areas they would treat, which I found strange. Eventually, I received the injections where the numbing cream was applied. To have glowing skin, it should have included the cheeks as well, but I got most of it on my forehead instead... I really wonder how well the staff understands the consultations they provide. I was disappointed with the Bucheon branch today.

I visited the hospital as I still had a lingering cough. Upon arriving, I took a registration number and waited until it was my turn. When called, the nurse asked for my name and birth date. After giving my information, I was told to wait in front of examination room 3. I waited there until the nurse called my name, and I entered the examination room. The doctor inquired about my condition, so I explained that I had a lingering cough and runny nose, and that the mucus was going down my throat. During my examination, the doctor noted that the mucus was still lingering and sanitized my throat, clearing out the mucus and phlegm before giving me an injection and prescribing medicine. I was instructed to wait at the reception area, and when my name was called, I went in again. The doctor told me to go for the injection, after which I paid for the consultation, received my prescription, and waited in front of the injection room. After a bit, my name was called, I sanitized my hands, and entered the injection room where the nurse asked for my name. After I answered, the nurse informed me about the buttock injection and told me to come in for it. I received the buttock injection and was told about the intravenous injection, so I went out, sat in a chair, rolled up my sleeve, and the nurse set the IV while explaining its benefits. Everyone, including the doctor and nurses, was very kind.

I visited the hospital due to a lingering cough and a slight runny nose with some phlegm. After arriving, I took a registration number and waited until it was my turn. When I was called, the nurse asked for my name and birth date. After providing that information, I was told to wait in front of examination room 3. A nurse called my name, and I entered the examination room. The doctor asked how I was feeling. I explained that I had a lingering cough, a runny nose, and phlegm. He examined my throat, applied some medicine, and checked my nose to help relieve the phlegm. After the consultation, the doctor told me to get an injection and said he would prescribe medication. The nurse instructed me to wait at the reception area. When my name was called again, I went to see the doctor, who told me to get the injection. After making the payment and getting the prescription, I waited in front of the injection room. After a while, my name was called. I sanitized my hands and entered the injection room, where a nurse asked for my name. I replied, and she informed me about the buttock injection. I entered the injection room, received the shot, and was informed about an intravenous injection, so I stepped out, took off my outer coat, and they set the IV in my arm. After receiving all the injections, I went to the pharmacy on the first floor and showed my prescription to get my medication. Everyone, including the doctor and nurses, was very kind.

My child started having a runny nose a few days ago, and then the coughing gradually got worse, so we went to the hospital. At first, I thought it was just a common cold and planned to keep an eye on things at home, but at night my child started coughing frequently and also had a stuffy nose, so they couldn’t sleep properly. I was worried that there might be other symptoms, so we visited the hospital. During registration and the consultation, I explained my child’s current symptoms in detail, and the doctor carefully examined my child’s condition. They checked the throat and nose and listened to my child’s breathing with a stethoscope, while also explaining the cold symptoms in an easy-to-understand way, which put my mind at ease. They didn’t just prescribe medication—they also explained how to care for my child at home, including the importance of having them drink water often and get plenty of rest, which was very helpful. My child is a little afraid of going to the hospital, so I was worried about the appointment, but the medical staff spoke to my child kindly and treated them in a reassuring way, so we were able to finish the consultation without any major difficulty. The prescribed medicine was also easy for my child to take, and after giving it consistently for a few days and making sure my child got enough rest, I could see the runny nose and coughing gradually starting to improve. When a child is sick, parents tend to worry a lot even about small symptoms, but after receiving such a thorough examination this time, I felt much more relieved. If my child struggles with cold symptoms again, I plan to visit the hospital to have their condition checked rather than trying to tough it out at home. Overall, I was very satisfied with the kind care and detailed explanations.

From Saturday morning, my child had a bad cough and a runny nose, so we quickly went to Aha Pediatrics. I was worried about the long wait for a Saturday appointment, but fortunately, everything from registration to the consultation went smoothly without any issues. The doctor carefully examined our Minchae's condition and kindly and thoroughly explained the current symptoms and what we could expect going forward, which put my mind at ease as a parent. Even though kids can be scared of hospitals, the staff treated Minchae with such care and kindness during the visit that we completed the consultation without any problems. I feel satisfied to have found a reliable pediatric clinic where I can confidently take my child near Gwangju, Taejeondong. After the consultation, we stopped by the Central Pharmacy on the first floor of the same building to pick up the prescribed medication. We received a total of four days' worth of medication, including Drocof tablets to relieve the cough and phlegm, Conitop syrup, Sudafed tablets for the runny nose, and a Copnalin patch to help with breathing comfortably through the night, all to be taken three times a day. I especially appreciated the medication bag provided by the pharmacy. It had clear and detailed information for each medication, including photos, names, specific effects (like cough suppressants, allergy medicine, etc.), and storage instructions, making it easy for me to ensure my child took the correct medication at home. They also provided very thorough and friendly counseling on how to take the medicine. I was very grateful that both the hospital and pharmacy offered kind and professional service, even on the weekend. I hope my child will take the medication well and recover quickly. If you are looking for a friendly pediatric clinic and a meticulous pharmacy in Taejeondong, I highly recommend these two places!

Reason for visiting the clinic: - My skin has been breaking out a lot due to hormonal changes, I can't manage it at home anymore... - I've had acne popping up in certain areas of my face since puberty, and there are spots where I've caused scars and stress from improper extraction, so I was looking for a solution. Treatment name: - Capri laser (acne stamping + sebum toning) + basic acne treatment (extraction + white peel + mask) about 5 sessions with a week interval. The process (sometimes it changes, but I wrote it based on the latest treatment): Store my things (locker)> Cleanse> Laser room for stamping_sebum toning> After extraction (excluding painful areas like the nose and philtrum, they extract minimally upon request), they give you a mirror and if you mention any areas needing extra attention, they'll proceed if possible. If not, they guide you on additional injection treatments or care methods. > White peel (if they aren’t busy, they do a thorough job on my whole face, but there was a day when it was really busy and they only applied it to the central part of my face... But I have no major complaints on other days as they did a great job.) The mask takes about 10 minutes to dry. They do the modeling mask, asking if they should cover my eyes and lips too, which is nice. If I ask them to lift it, they do it after the gauze. It feels refreshing and nice! After the mask, they ask if they should apply basic skincare (toner, two types of regeneration cream) or include sunscreen. I usually just get the basic skincare since I go home right after, but I did try the sunscreen once, and it was light and nice! Also, they administer any necessary anti-inflammatory injections on the bed I received care on or in a separate injection room, consistently administering the right amount needed without any side effects, so I'm doing well! That's how the treatment ends. I plan to continue coming here in the future and I have a high intention to recommend it to others! Regarding the photos: 2 and 3 were taken before the final treatment, about 2 weeks after the last treatment. In images 1 and 2, my troubles weren't covered so I was very stressed, but in image 4, unless it was a really big one, it was well covered, and I felt happy!

I had a terrible cold and body aches, so I went to Samseung Hospital in Gimhae. They told me to get admitted, but I said I was in too much pain. I asked for a CT scan and requested pain relief injections first, which I got, and then I went home to prepare for my admission. I went to "Good Morning Hospital" in Bunseong-dong, Gimhae. Since I hadn't been to a hospital at all due to the treatment from Dr. Gu Jin-ha in the past, I thought I might have COVID symptoms. During the consultation, they suspected lung cancer and told me to go to a large hospital. I had lung cancer surgery for stage 3 on October 18, 2022. So, I got admitted to Good Morning Hospital to address my cold symptoms with Dr. Gu Jin-ha. For cancer patients, protein intake is crucial, so I asked the nutritionist if they could provide me with two eggs a day. I offered to buy the eggs myself if they couldn’t supply them, asking if they could just boil them for me, and they said if I brought them, they'd boil them for me. I then told the nurse about this and asked where I could buy eggs. After a while, the nurse informed me that they wouldn’t give me any. The hospital has a duty to ensure that patients with cancer experience as little pain as possible through medications and injections. But no matter how important the shots and medicines are for the patient, if the body can’t support it, isn't it worthless? I felt a bit better for a day or two, but then I had coughing, phlegm, and it felt like my nose was transitioning to my throat, making it hard to swallow. Even if Dr. Gu Jin-ha's prescriptions are good, it seems like my condition is worsening due to the nurses’ and nutritionists’ lack of consideration, which brings me to tears. I know that cancer patients need to be particularly careful about catching colds, and I took extra precautions, but my condition worsened, leading me to the hospital. Especially since I am a cancer patient, I need to take in protein daily. When I asked the nurses to boil some eggs for me, one nurse outright refused, saying that if I was a cancer patient, I should go to a treatment facility instead of being there. That hurt my heart even more. I posted this to express how I wish the medical staff would consider the needs of the patients a bit more. I want to express my deep gratitude to Dr. Gu Jin-ha and say I have even more respect for him as a "famous doctor." I'm always fighting against what has been given to me!!!!!!!