Family Medicine in Jongno 3-ga, Seoul, Korea

I had to go on a diet because my blood pressure was high, so I consulted about Maunzaro and got a prescription. Of course, I got the prescription from the hospital and purchased it at the pharmacy. When starting Maunzaro, I was told to begin with 2.5mg and after four injections over a week, I could get a prescription for 5mg. The doctor carefully explained the side effects like nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and constipation, and said that with my weight, losing about 2 kilograms in a month, which is about 5 percent, is reasonable. I got the prescription for the injection, and even though I also followed a diet and exercised, I've only lost 2.5 kilograms so far, which is disappointing. I've struggled with constipation as well.

I was struggling with cold and body ache and went to the health clinic. The doctor was friendly, and the nurse was good too. After checking my blood pressure, diabetes, and cholesterol, I felt at ease and confident I would feel better soon.

I visited to get a prescription for Aestra. I usually have sensitive facial skin and my arm and leg skin is also quite sensitive. I have keratosis pilaris, and my skin types tend to show pigmentation easily, so I use dermatology MD line creams and lotions instead of regular products available in stores. This time, I also went to the dermatology clinic to get Aestra MD products prescribed. To get the prescription, it was essential to apply the products, so the doctor carefully checked my skin condition and recommended lotion over cream, even applying the product directly to my skin. Honestly, this might seem like a minor consultation, but the doctor was kind and didn’t show any signs of being annoyed while prescribing, and I left feeling good about my visit.