Pediatrics in Hapseong-dong, Changwon-si, Korea

I visited with my two sons because they had flu symptoms. These days, there's a flu outbreak, so there were a lot of patients at the hospital, but Dr. Lee Jong-in was so busy yet still kind and attentive during the examination. The kit results showed I tested negative, but my two sons were diagnosed with type A flu.

I started to worry when my baby's skin began to ooze, so I went to the hospital. At first, I thought it was just a simple skin issue, but as it got worse with more oozing and redness, I had to see a doctor right away. The hospital staff carefully examined my child's skin condition and explained that it could be symptoms caused by irritation or dryness. They provided detailed instructions on how to care for it at home, including washing methods, moisturizing, and the order of applying ointments, which was really helpful. They particularly emphasized the importance of applying the ointment thinly and consistently, so I’ll make sure to pay extra attention to that. I was more worried because my child is so young, but the staff explained everything kindly, which put my mind at ease, and hearing that it wasn't a severe condition reassured me. I'm using the prescribed medication and am focusing on cleanliness and hydration, hoping that it improves soon.

The neighborhood clinic I always go to One really great thing is that they’re open even on holidays. The downsides are that they don’t offer IV drips and it feels a bit like they see patients in an assembly-line way. Still, it’s a convenient place to visit without any pressure when you have a mild cold.