Q I work in Incheon Dong-gu and want to receive treatment while maintaining my job. How often do I need to visit? Is it feasible with a busy schedule?
A During the initial treatment phase (weeks 1–4), 1–2 visits per week are recommended; as the condition stabilizes, this decreases to once every 2 weeks, and during the maintenance phase to once a month. Appointments during lunch or evening hours are available for working patients, and herbal medicine can be dispensed in 2–4 week supplies per visit.
Detailed Answer
The first month is a period for closely monitoring changes in condition and adjusting prescriptions, so more frequent visits are advantageous. After that, visit frequency naturally decreases to a level that is manageable for most working patients. We will also provide guidance on accessibility from Dong-incheon and Incheon Dong-gu in advance.
Korean Medicine Clinic Perspective
At the first visit, a four-axis functional assessment (Heart, Liver, and Spleen organ status) is comprehensively evaluated to establish a treatment plan. Noting any changes felt while taking herbal medicine before your next visit helps with prescription adjustments. We will discuss a treatment schedule that fits your busy routine.
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