Seongmo Baro Ear, Nose, and Throat Clinic

I came in because my throat suddenly started hurting. They even applied medicine directly to the sore area. It hurt so much every time I swallowed, but they prescribed exactly what I needed, and I felt much better after taking it for just one day. It’s also nice that they offer two hours of free parking. Since it can get crowded, I recommend registering first. There’s a pharmacy on B1 after your appointment, which is great.

I caught a cold after having a nice vacation and going back to school. Thank you so much to the always-kind nurses and doctor for making my visits so comfortable. It’s so convenient that there’s a pharmacy downstairs after the appointment.

I had a runny nose and sore throat for a week. I even visited a nearby clinic and took cold medicine, but I wasn’t getting any better, so I decided to come here. There were quite a few patients, so I received an IV drip first and then got examined. The doctor showed me different areas of my nose with an endoscope, explained everything, and thoroughly treated my runny nose and throat. I was prescribed medication for three days. A friend who came with me had similar symptoms and told me that her runny nose, which had been persistent for two weeks, improved a lot. Even though there are other ENT clinics nearby, the fact that there are so many patients here makes me think the level of satisfaction must be high. Having visited multiple ENT clinics due to frequent throat pain, I confidently recommend this one.

I once had a high fever and really bad body aches, so I went to an ENT. At that time, my whole body ached so much that it was hard to move, and my throat hurt, making it uncomfortable to talk. In the consultation room, the doctor calmly asked me when my fever started and what the body aches felt like. He explained that there was quite a bit of inflammation while checking my throat and nose. The testing process was almost painless, and it was just a bit uncomfortable when he checked my throat, so I didn’t feel overwhelmed. He informed me that it wasn’t just a simple cold, but the fever and body aches were due to inflammation, which really eased my anxious feelings at that moment. He also prescribed medication tailored to my condition and explained that the fever would likely go down in about 2 to 3 days and that I would gradually recover from the body aches. After taking the medication for a day or two, my high fever subsided, and my body aches improved significantly, allowing me to return to my daily life. The staff was generally kind, so I remember it as a hospital that was okay to visit when I was feeling unwell. It’s still the first ENT that comes to mind when I’m dealing with a cold or throat issues.

I didn't realize it at first since there wasn't much coughing or a runny nose, but when my child was about to have dinner, he didn't look well and his temperature was 38 degrees. I registered an hour before the closing time and saw the doctor, who said it was type B flu. Wow~~~ My two sons have caught both type A and B flu once each, and it really puts a strain on me as a mom. Since it was late, he couldn't get an IV for the fever reducer and only received treatment for about 15 minutes before we left. I felt sorry and thankful to the nurse and the doctor for staying late. Thankfully, his fever didn't rise above 38 degrees. My second son had a type B flu fever that lasted four days... It varies from person to person. I really hope it ends without any more fever.

At first, I was diagnosed with rhinitis and was taking medication, but then it progressed to sinusitis, so I'm currently on antibiotics. I was prescribed to take the medication twice a day, morning and evening. The doctor checked my nose and looked for any signs of ear infections, and also checked my throat. They made sure to take care of my child calmly so that they wouldn't be too uncomfortable, and explained how the medication would be used going forward, including any potential changes. I imagine it's tough to see so many patients from morning to night, but it seems like they haven't changed in years. The doctor and all the nurses are really kind, and I appreciate that a lot. The pharmacy is right on the basement level, and there's parking available, so I don't have to worry about bringing my car.

I live near the Seongmo Baro ENT clinic, so I get my cold and flu shots here. Today, I came in because of a cold. There’s always water available, and the nurses are always friendly. The doctor takes good care of me too.

Our youngest has had sinusitis, and after about a week on medication, they’re now saying to drink plenty of water and manage it well without the meds.

There is one main doctor and many nurses~ Everyone is really kind and there are a lot of patients~ If it's busy, I recommend going early and waiting for your appointment~

I visited due to a cough and sore throat, and both the doctor and the nurses were very kind, which was great. It's also conveniently located near my workplace, so I think I'll use this place again next time.

I suddenly had stomach pain and a fever, and thought it was the flu, but thankfully it wasn't... My child received treatment, and thanks to the kind doctor, I think they'll recover quickly.

I went in for a check-up because I heard that type B flu can start with symptoms of gastroenteritis. The flu test came back negative, so it was gastroenteritis. I received a prescription for medication appropriate for gastroenteritis.

A week ago, I had a sore throat and took antibiotics. I thought I was all better, but this morning my throat hurt again, so I came back to the hospital. The doctor looked at me and said one side is a bit swollen. Since it's only been a short while since I took antibiotics, he suggested I try anti-inflammatory medication for three days instead. I really don't like to rely on antibiotics, so I'm glad to have Dr. Sungmo take care of me.

I went in because I had a cough. They said I have rhinitis but it’s not sinusitis. They told me to drink a lot of water and gave me a 4-day supply of medicine, but it’s not antibiotics. They said if I feel better after taking the rhinitis medication, I don’t need to continue it. I’m always grateful for how calmly they take care of my child during the appointments.

Our family always comes here^^ Thank you so much to the kind doctor and nurses^^

Every time I visit, all the staff are friendly and considerate.

It's the ENT clinic that my first and second kids alternate visiting after school. ^^ Both the doctors and nurses are friendly, which is why we're regulars. Haha.

The doctor is very kind, and all the nurses are friendly too. There are a lot of people, but the whole experience is very comfortable.

This is the hospital our whole family goes to. The doctor and all the nurses are very nice. When colds are going around, the wait can sometimes be as long as two hours, so I recommend checking in ahead of time. After checking in, ask the nurse how long the wait will be, take care of whatever you need to do nearby, and come back at the right time.

This hospital is always bustling with people, no matter the day of the week. Since it gets crowded, if you go around 2:30-3:00 PM on a weekday, you might wait an hour, and on weekends, they close early for registration. I usually try to go when they open in the morning. Even though the wait is long, the director and nurses are all very kind, which I love! It's great that the hospital is open on Sundays, but I worry that the director might be overworked.