Q I work in Incheon Dong-gu and want treatment for dizziness, but it's hard to find time during the day.
A Orthostatic hypotension treatment is generally managed with regular visits every 2-4 weeks to monitor progress and adjust as needed. Visit times and herbal medicine dosing can be coordinated with your work schedule, so we recommend booking an appointment in advance for a consultation without waiting.
Detailed Answer
Orthostatic hypotension is more effectively managed with regular follow-up visits that fine-tune the prescription based on the progress of circulation and dizziness, rather than a single prescription. Follow-ups are usually every 2-4 weeks, and herbal medicine is arranged in a form and schedule that is easy to take even amid a busy workday.
Our Korean Medicine Clinic's Perspective
Dongjedang plans treatment and medication schedules considering the schedules of office workers and self-employed individuals in the Incheon Dong-gu area. At the first visit, we identify the cause of dizziness through pulse diagnosis and consultation, review current medications if needed, and afterward guide you through brief follow-up visits so you can continue management without burden.
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