I recommend Suwon Kim Chan Hospital, the first in Korea to introduce nerve treatment and specialize in shingles care.

One day, I suddenly experienced severe pain as if something was stabbing my ear.

I was so severely affected by body aches that I couldn't work, so I went to an ENT clinic, and they said it might be shingles.

There was no one around who had experienced it, so it was a unfamiliar disease.

It was a difficult time both mentally and physically, so my immune system was at its lowest, and it wasn't strange that I developed shingles.

Most people develop rashes and blisters, but I didn't get a rash; I think I just experienced some severe pain.

I heard that it can be a bit dangerous if you come to the ear side.

I searched immediately and found Suwon Kim Chan Hospital, a specialist hospital for shingles, and went to visit.

It was a large hospital, probably because it is a specialized hospital and a famous one, to the extent that it used the entire 13-story building.

I received a consultation directly from Director Kim Chan, who was also introduced on EBS Myungui. Although he was smiling modestly in the photo, his appearance exuded a commanding presence and charisma that reflected his extensive experience.

You looked at my ear and immediately diagnosed shingles, then suggested hospitalization for treatment.

I received nerve root injection therapy while taking antiviral medication, and I was treated for about a week with medication, rest, and sleep. Even after discharge, I continued to visit every four days for nerve treatment for a month. Since shingles can cause nerve pain even after recovery, it seems they continued nerve therapy. Because I received early treatment, I believe I was able to recover completely without lingering nerve pain.