Yeong In-jae Korean Medicine Clinic
Yeong In-jae Korean Medicine Clinic
Just as quality crops grow in fertile soil,
the fetus grows by receiving quality
nutrients from the mother.
If the mother's health deteriorates due to inadequate nutrition intake,
the fetus's health will also be affected.
Morning sickness, also called pregnancy
nausea in Korean medicine,
is vomiting and weight loss that appears
in early pregnancy,
electrolyte imbalance symptoms.
Morning sickness commonly occurs, but if symptoms such as weight loss and dehydration
are severe, treatment is definitely necessary.
Vomiting
Dizziness
Nausea
Weight loss
Dehydration
Unnecessary waste
in the digestive system
Spleen, stomach, and liver
functions are
Uterine physiological system
Stress-induced
Excluding a few herbs contraindicated during pregnancy,
morning sickness herbal medicine is very safe.
In particular, Yeong In-jae's constitutional herbal medicine allows customized prescriptions for each stage from early pregnancy
to after delivery
and is safe herbal medicine that promotes the health of both
the fetus and mother, helping with natural delivery.
[ Research Papers and Academic Journals on Morning Sickness Herbal Medicine Effects ]
Report of 3 Clinical Cases of Pregnancy Nausea Patients
Journal of Korean Medicine Obstetrics & Gynecology Vol.17 No.3 171-178
Clinical Study on 8 Cases of Pregnancy Nausea Patients Journal of Korean Medicine
Obstetrics & Gynecology Vol.15 No.3(2002.8) pp.190-199
Clinical Report of 20 Cases Treated with Modified Bosaeng-tang for
Pregnancy Nausea Patients with Spleen-Stomach Deficiency Type Journal of Korean Medicine Obstetrics & Gynecology Vol.15
No.1 (2002.2) pp.128-138
Clinical Report of 37 Cases of Herbal Medicine Administration During Pregnancy
Journal of Korean Medicine 1998:19(2):75-85
Q. How long should I receive treatment for morning sickness?
A. It varies depending on the severity of symptoms and the patient's physical condition, but on average, treatment lasts about 15 days to 2 months.
Q. I've heard that taking herbal medicine during pregnancy is dangerous. Is it safe?
A. Herbs contraindicated during pregnancy have been extensively researched and are accurately recorded in Korean medicine herbology textbooks. Excluding these contraindicated herbs, safety has been proven even in early to mid-pregnancy. Don't worry.
Q. I vomit even when I just drink water. Will I be able to take the medicine?
A. Morning sickness herbal medicine is very mild and prescribed to be easy to swallow. Also, once you start taking it, symptoms gradually improve, so there should be no major difficulty in taking the medicine.
Q. Do I have to go to a Korean medicine clinic for examination and prescription?
A. No. Prescription is also possible after completing a simple questionnaire followed by a non-face-to-face consultation with the director.
Natural delivery is achieved when the mother's qi and blood circulation is good and the cervix opens easily.
Natural delivery herbal medicine helps preserve the mother's energy,
shorten labor time, and enable
quick recovery after delivery.
For those aged 35 or older, first-time mothers, those with
a history of difficult labor,
those with weak energy, those with a small pelvis, or those with
excessive weight gain during pregnancy - cases where difficult labor is a concern,
we strongly recommend natural delivery herbal supplements.
Taken 1 month before the due date.
It maintains appropriate amniotic fluid levels and reduces fetal swelling caused by amniotic fluid to help the baby pass through the cervix more easily.
Taking Yeong In-jae Dalsaengsan to reduce the probability of cesarean section is a choice for the health of both mother and baby.
Taken 3 days before the due date.
Bulsusan, meaning "Buddha receives the baby with his hands,"provides nutrition to the mother and facilitates qi and blood circulation to help the cervix open more easily.
Yeong In-jae Korean Medicine Clinic combines
the most suitable herbs according to each patient's physical condition
to prescribe personalized 1:1 herbal medicine.
All herbal medicines prescribed at
Yeong In-jae are managed
and certified by the Ministry of Food and
Drug Safety (Korean Medicine GMP certified)
We handle only the highest grade
'professional medical herbal medicines'
ensuring complete safety from
pesticide residues and heavy metals.
We use only purified water from EVERPURE water purifiers that received the Gold Seal
from the world-renowned
Water Quality Association
for preparation.
HYUNGINJAE
KOREAN MEDICAL CLINIC
Just as quality crops grow in fertile soil,
a fetus grows by receiving quality nutrition from the mother.
If the mother's health deteriorates due to inadequate nutrition,
it will also affect the fetus's health.
Antepartum Care
Morning sickness, also called "pregnancy nausea" in Korean medicine,
is an electrolyte imbalance symptom including vomiting and weight loss that occurs in early pregnancy.
Morning sickness commonly occurs, but if symptoms
such as weight loss and dehydration are severe, treatment is definitely necessary.
Antepartum Care
 Vomiting |  Dizziness |  Nausea |  Weight Loss |  Dehydration |
Antepartum Care
Unnecessary waste products in the digestive system called
Spleen, stomach, and liver functions are
Uterine physiological system
Stress-induced
Yeong In-jae Korean Medicine Clinic
Excluding a few herbs contraindicated during pregnancy, herbal medicine for morning sickness is very safe.
In particular, Yeong In-jae's constitutional herbal medicine allows customized prescriptions for each stage from early pregnancy to postpartum,
and helps with smooth delivery as safe herbal medicine that promotes the health of both fetus and mother.
[ Research Papers and Journals on Herbal Medicine Effects for Morning Sickness ]
Report of 3 Clinical Cases of Hyperemesis Gravidarum Patients, Journal of Korean Medicine Obstetrics & Gynecology Vol.17 No.3 171-178
Clinical Study on 8 Cases of Hyperemesis Gravidarum Patients,
Journal of Korean Medicine Obstetrics & Gynecology Vol.15 No.3 (2002.8) pp.190-199
Clinical Report of 20 Cases Treated with Modified Bosaeng-tang for Hyperemesis Gravidarum Patients with Spleen-Stomach Deficiency Type, Journal of Korean Medicine Obstetrics & Gynecology Vol.15 No.1 (2002.2) pp.128-138
Clinical Report of 37 Cases Administered Herbal Medicine During Pregnancy, Journal of Korean Medicine 1998:19(2):75-85
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. How long should I receive treatment for morning sickness?
A. It varies depending on the severity of symptoms and the patient's physical condition, but on average, treatment lasts about 15 days to 2 months.
Q. I've heard that taking herbal medicine during pregnancy is dangerous. Is it safe?
A. Herbs contraindicated during pregnancy have been extensively researched and are accurately recorded in Korean medicine herbology textbooks. Excluding the above contraindicated herbs, safety has been proven even in early to mid-pregnancy. Don't worry.
Q. I vomit even when drinking water. Will I be able to take medicine?
A. Herbal medicine for morning sickness is very gentle and prescribed to be easy to swallow. Also, once you start taking it, symptoms gradually improve, so there should be no major difficulty in taking the medicine.
Q. Do I necessarily have to visit the Korean medicine clinic for an examination and prescription?
A. No. Prescription is also possible after completing a simple questionnaire and having a non-face-to-face consultation with the director.
Medicine
Good qi and blood circulation in the mother
and easy opening of
the cervix are necessary for natural delivery.
Herbal medicine for natural delivery
preserves the mother's energy,
shortens labor time, and helps enable rapid recovery after childbirth.
For those 35 years and older, first-time mothers, those with experience of difficult labor, those with weak energy,
those with small pelvises, those with excessive weight gain during pregnancy, etc.
We strongly recommend natural delivery herbal tonics when difficult labor is a concern.
Antepartum Care
Mothers having their second child who experienced it during their first
Take one month before the expected delivery date.
It maintains appropriate amniotic fluid levels and reduces fetal edema caused by amniotic fluid
to help the baby pass through the cervix easily.
Taking Yeong In-jae Dal-saeng-san to reduce
the probability of cesarean section
is a choice for the health of both mother and baby.
Take 3 days before the expected delivery date.
Bul-su-san, meaning 'Buddha's hands receiving the baby,'
provides nutrition to the mother and promotes smooth qi and blood circulation,
helping the cervix
open easily.
Yeong In-jae Korean Medicine Clinic combines
the most suitable herbs according to each patient's physical condition to prescribe 1:1 customized herbal medicine.
All herbal medicines prescribed at Hyeong In-jae are managed and certified by the Korea Food and Drug Administration (Korean Medicine GMP certification)
We handle only the highest quality 'medical professional herbal medicines', ensuring complete safety from pesticide residues and heavy metals.
We prepare medicines using only purified water from
EVERPURE water purifiers that have received the Gold Seal
from the globally authoritative Water Quality Association.
CONTACT US
HYUNGINJAE
KOREAN MEDICAL CLINIC
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| Business Hours | Weekdays | 10:00 - 19:00 / Last reception 13:00, 18:30 Saturday | 10:00 - 15:00 / Last reception 14:30 Sunday | Closed |
| Lunch Break | Weekdays 13:30 - 14:30 |
| Contact Number | 02-540-8875 |
| Address | 2/3F, 20, Yeoksam-ro 1-gil, Gangnam-gu, Seoul |
| Business Hours | Weekdays | 10:00 - 19:00 Last reception 13:00, 18:30 Saturday | 10:00 - 15:00 Last reception 14:30 Sunday | Closed |
| Lunch Break | Weekdays 13:30 - 14:30 |
| Contact Number | 02-540-8875 |
| Address | 2/3F, 20, Yeoksam-ro 1-gil, Gangnam-gu, Seoul |
Representative : Lee Ji-seung
E-mail : hijclinic8875@gmail.com
Customer Service : 02-540-8875
Business Registration Number : 309-14-06984
Address : 20 Yeoksam-ro 1-gil,
Gangnam-gu, Seoul, 2/3F
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