Q Is it realistically possible to combine Korean medicine treatment with keeping my job?
A Yes. Most of the treatment involves taking herbal medicine at home and visiting the clinic once or twice a week, so it can be combined with working life. There are no special activity restrictions during treatment.
Detailed Answer
Even during bleeding, ordinary office work and light tasks are fine, and you only need to keep your diet and sleep reasonably in order during treatment. Visits can be scheduled after work or during your lunch break, and the herbal medicine is prescribed in a form you can take at work as well. However, overwork and late-night work affect the speed of recovery, so it is best to reduce them.
Korean Medicine Clinic Perspective
When you receive treatment while maintaining a demanding lifestyle, the rate at which you replenish your reserves and the rate at which they are depleted can be similar, slowing recovery. Designing realistic ways to improve your lifestyle within what you can actually maintain is the Dongjedang approach.
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