Hyperthyroidism Treatment in Hospitals in South Korea

Everything I was told about the clinic by the service turned out to be true. The quality of medical care is top-notch. For those who want to undergo examination on modern equipment and get a competent consultation from an attentive doctor, this is the most suitable institution. I am completely satisfied with the results of my trip.

I am returning to this hospital for the second time. I am very grateful that they keep my records, and the doctor was so attentive that he retrieved them and compared the test results with the new data. They did a thyroid biopsy and several other tests. They changed something in the medication plan. It's very nice to entrust your health to such professionals.

Overall, the trip went well. All issues—document processing and translation, buying tickets, organizing tours—were taken care of by the clinic, so I didn't have to worry about anything. The only problem was with accommodation: we really didn't like the chosen hotel, so we had to urgently look for another option. But, thanks to the "Kyunghee" coordinator, we found one quite quickly.

The procedure itself took only a couple of days—I spent them in a box room, where there was a TV with Russian channels, a refrigerator, a water cooler. Food was brought 3 times a day, and you could choose the menu. Before that, the radiologist consulted me in detail on how the treatment would proceed, what I needed to do, and answered all my questions. The coordinator Misha translated—very professionally, no complaints about his work.

He subsequently translated the extracts, found a guide, called a taxi to the airport—in general, thanks to him, I didn't worry about anything during the trip.

After the procedures, I had several free days, which I spent walking around the city. With a guide, I visited palaces, a zoo, an aquarium, and other attractions, went shopping. Before flying home, I spoke with the doctor again, who gave his recommendations and conclusion.

Overall, good impressions, even better than I expected. As a result, I feel good, no complications have appeared, no restrictions after radioiodine—I came home and live a normal life. And I got to see Korea too!