Q I'm looking for a Korean medicine clinic in Dong-gu, Incheon. How often do I need to come?
A Since it is a chronic condition, consistent management is key. Usually you visit 1–2 times a week in the first 2–4 weeks, and during the stable phase adjust to follow-up management once or twice a month.
Detailed Answer
Initially, a period is needed to coordinate herbal prescription and acupuncture while identifying the inflammatory response and pain pattern. Once symptoms stabilize, the visit interval is reduced so there is no burden on daily life. We coordinate the Korean medicine treatment schedule in parallel with the regular CT follow-up at the Western hospital.
Korean Medicine Clinic Perspective
Consistency matters more than the number of visits. Considering your busy schedule, we design a treatment cycle you can realistically maintain on an individual basis.
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