Dr. Jihun Kim

Director

Dr. Jihun Kim

I see patients whose tests came back normal but who still don't feel right. I check the state of the body through abdominal diagnosis (pressing on the belly), tongue diagnosis and pulse diagnosis, and I record what I find as numbers so we can compare at the next visit.

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Approach to care

Biography

I see patients whose tests came back normal but who still don't feel right. I check the state of the body through abdominal diagnosis (pressing on the belly), tongue diagnosis and pulse diagnosis, and I record what I find as numbers so we can compare at the next visit.

With pain, I don't look only at the spot that hurts. I look for the cause in the way your feet meet the ground, the balance of your jaw and the way you walk. When I explain a treatment plan, I also tell you which study, in which journal, it's based on. I believe evidence only counts as evidence if you can check it yourself.

Education and experience

Education

  • - Graduated, College of Korean Medicine, Daegu Haany University
  • - Completed specialist course, FCST Society of Temporomandibular Joint Balance Medicine
  • - Completed expert course, Society of Korean Medicine for Obesity Research
  • - Completed workshop, Korean Society of Chuna Manual Medicine for Spine & Nerves

Career

  • - Member, Korean Society of Chuna Manual Medicine for Spine & Nerves
  • - Member, Cyriax Orthopaedic Medicine Study Group
  • - Former member, Society of Korean Medicine for Obesity Research
  • - Former Director of Korean Medicine, Pohang Kyunghee Care Hospital
  • - Former Director of Korean Medicine, Gimhae Dangdang Korean Medicine Hospital
  • - Former Director of Korean Medicine and Head of the Children's Growth Task Force, Yeonsan Dangdang Korean Medicine Hospital

Recent Posts

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