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Hello, I am Dr. Choi Yeon-seung, Director of Baekrokdam Oriental Medicine Clinic. Even as a practitioner of Traditional Korean Medicine (TKM), I truly understand the desire for convenient yet effective care. We receive many inquiries from Pocheon for remote consultations, and sharing a few actual cases may help clarify the process.
One case involved a professional in their 40s struggling with chronic edema and a heavy sensation in the body due to frequent work dinners. In TKM, this is often diagnosed as 'Dam-eum' (Phlegm-fluid), a state where metabolic waste accumulates as toxins. Through remote consultation, we identified their lifestyle patterns and prescribed herbs to clear these toxins and improve circulation. Another patient in their 30s sought help after experiencing tremors and insomnia from Western diet pills. We identified 'Bi-heo' (Spleen Qi Deficiency) and focused on tonifying the Spleen to boost metabolism naturally rather than just suppressing appetite, leading to a much more comfortable experience.
Remote care at our clinic involves more than just shipping medicine; because we do not meet in person, we conduct a highly detailed medical intake to assess 'Eo-hyeol' (Blood Stasis) and the flow of Qi and Blood. While individual results inevitably depend on one's constitution and lifestyle, I am committed to being your 'pacemaker' throughout this journey. Please feel free to reach out with any questions.