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Q. What do I need to prepare for a non-face-to-face herbal diet prescription in Mokdong?
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✓ Valid ID (resident card, driver’s license) ✓ Blood test results from the last 3 months (liver/kidney function, blood sugar, cholesterol) ✓ A full list of all current medications (Western, supplements, herbal) ✓ A brief note on past diet attempts and any side effects ✓ If possible, body composition analysis (e.g., InBody). However, first-time patients cannot receive remote prescriptions—an initial in-person consultation is required before transitioning to telemedicine.
📝 Detailed Answer
Preparing for a non-face-to-face herbal prescription is all about helping the Korean medicine doctor accurately assess your constitution and current condition. Blood test results are essential for evaluating possible metabolic decline due to spleen deficiency (脾虛, biheo) or accumulation of phlegm-fluid (痰飮, dameum)—excess moisture and waste in the body. A complete medication list is necessary to check for potential interactions with herbal ingredients. Details about past diet side effects—such as nausea or rebound weight gain after using medications like Wegovy or Saxenda—often reveal constitutional tendencies. I’ve done my own share of trial and error with various methods, so please share as much as possible to make the consultation smoother. Legally, telemedicine is only allowed for patients who have previously had an in-person visit. If this is your first time, I recommend visiting Baekrokdam Korean Medicine Clinic in Mokdong for an initial consultation, after which you can switch to remote sessions. Bringing these materials helps us comprehensively evaluate your constitution and condition from a Traditional Korean Medicine perspective.
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