Teo Korean Medicine Clinic Bundang Reflux esophagitis and functional dyspepsia

We describe the two different conditions separately

Teo Korean Medicine Clinic Bundang — when reviewing care for digestive symptoms here: Reflux esophagitis and functional dyspepsia are different conditions, so they should be looked at separately.
This page focuses on reflux esophagitis.

When gastritis or stomach cramps bring upper abdominal pain and digestive discomfort, we separate them from reflux esophagitis and functional dyspepsia, examine the cause and the condition, and explain constitutional diagnosis, acupuncture, herbal medicine, and lifestyle counseling within the scope of our care.

Treatment program

This is a treatment program guided to reflux esophagitis.

01

Constitution assessment

Through pulse and abdominal examination and a constitution test, we find the cause of the indigestion and set a treatment plan suited to your constitution.

02

Constitutional Acupuncture & Herbal Medicine

Constitutional acupuncture helps resolve imbalance among the organs, and constitutional herbal medicine helps ease inflammation and clear waste, supporting better motility of the digestive organs.

03

Lifestyle consultation

Through individual dietary counseling matched to your digestive condition and constitution, we help you build healthy eating habits.

Could I have reflux esophagitis?

I have a tight or burning pain in my chest.

I get pain or a heavy feeling at the pit of the stomach.

Stomach contents flow back up into the throat or mouth.

I often feel acid coming up after meals.

I cannot sleep well because of heartburn and reflux symptoms.

There is nausea, a feeling of vomiting, and chronic indigestion.

Symptoms such as cough, bad breath, tooth erosion, and laryngitis come with it.

Symptoms that need testing right away

Reflux esophagitis sometimes requires an endoscopic examination. If you have the following symptoms, you should be examined right away.

Difficulty swallowing

Weight loss

Black stool

Vomiting blood

Common questions

How are gastritis, reflux esophagitis, and functional dyspepsia told apart?

Reflux esophagitis is a condition in which stomach contents flow back into the esophagus, causing heartburn, sour regurgitation, and chest tightness, while gastritis or stomach cramps can appear as upper abdominal pain and digestive discomfort, so the cause and condition need to be distinguished.
In functional dyspepsia, symptoms can appear because of stomach motility or sensitivity even when an endoscopy shows nothing unusual, so diagnosis by endoscopy alone is sometimes difficult.
The symptoms of all three conditions can overlap, so they need to be distinguished through a consultation.

In constitutional diagnosis, what do pulse diagnosis, abdominal examination, and the constitution test each look at?

In constitutional diagnosis, pulse diagnosis, abdominal examination, and a constitution test are carried out together to find the cause of indigestion and to set a treatment plan that suits your constitution.
Pulse diagnosis and abdominal examination are ways of directly examining the body's condition, and the constitution test is a way of checking constitutional tendencies, so they are used to complement each other.
Based on these results, the direction of constitutional acupuncture and constitutional herbal medicine prescriptions is set.

Does national health insurance cover the treatment program?

The treatment programs on this page, such as constitutional diagnosis, constitutional acupuncture and constitutional herbal medicine, and lifestyle counseling, may or may not be covered by National Health Insurance depending on the item.
Coverage may vary with the treatment item and timing, so it needs to be checked at registration or during your visit.

FAQ

What symptoms are in the reflux esophagitis self-check?

Self-check items include a tight or burning pain in the chest, pain or tightness at the pit of the stomach, reflux into the throat or mouth, sour regurgitation after meals, and heartburn and reflux that disturb sleep.

Are coughing and bad breath also self-check items?

Accompanying symptoms such as coughing, bad breath, tooth erosion, and laryngitis are also included in the self-check items for reflux esophagitis.

Does the treatment plan differ by constitution?

We explain that the cause of indigestion is found through pulse diagnosis, abdominal examination, and a constitution test, and a treatment plan that suits your constitution is set.

What treatment programs are there for reflux esophagitis?

We offer three programs: constitution diagnosis, constitutional acupuncture and constitutional herbal medicine, and lifestyle counseling. Constitutional acupuncture helps resolve imbalances in the organs, and constitutional herbal medicine is guided toward easing inflammation and helping clear waste, supporting better motility of the digestive organs.

What guidance is given in the lifestyle consultation?

Through individually tailored dietary counseling suited to your digestive condition and constitution, we help you build healthy eating habits.

When should I get an endoscopy?

Reflux esophagitis sometimes requires an endoscopy. If you have difficulty swallowing, weight loss, black stools, or vomiting blood, get tested right away.

How do gastritis, reflux esophagitis, and functional dyspepsia differ?

Reflux esophagitis is a condition in which stomach contents flow back into the esophagus, causing heartburn and sour regurgitation, while gastritis and stomach cramps can appear as upper abdominal pain and digestive discomfort, so they should be distinguished. With functional dyspepsia, symptoms can appear from stomach motility or sensitivity even when an endoscopy shows nothing abnormal.

Hours

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Symptoms we review together

The diagnosis and treatment program items covered in the reflux esophagitis guide connect to other care topics. You can review them together on the pages below.

Constitution assessment and a treatment plan suited to the constitution

In the treatment program, the constitution diagnosis is described as finding the cause of indigestion through pulse diagnosis, abdominal examination, and a constitution test, and setting a treatment plan suited to the constitution. Details of constitution care can be found together in the constitution improvement guide.

See constitutional care

Constitutional Acupuncture & Herbal Medicine

The treatment program includes constitutional acupuncture to help resolve imbalance among the organs, and constitutional herbal medicine to help ease inflammation and clear waste products, supporting better motility of the digestive organs. You can find details of acupuncture treatment in the acupuncture care guide.

View acupuncture care guide

Lifestyle and diet consultation

Lifestyle counseling offers individually tailored dietary counseling suited to the condition of your digestive organs and your constitution. Diet-related information can also be found in the weight management guide.

See weight management

Location & Treatment Info

Branch Name

Teo Korean Medicine Clinic Bundang

Address

67 Dolma-ro, Bundang-gu, Seongnam, Gyeonggi-do (Geumsan JamWorld, 2F)

Nearest station

Suin-Bundang Line and Shinbundang Line Migeum Station, Exits 1 and 2 · Exit 1 — 2F of Geumsan Gem World (JS King Hotel) on the right · Exit 2 — 2F of Geumsan Gem World (JS King Hotel) on the left

Bus

Get off at Migeum Station 2001 Outlet bus stop; walk 288 m

Teo Korean Medicine Clinic Bundang Gastritis / Reflux esophagitis Service Area

Teo Korean Medicine Clinic Bundang: Gastritis / Reflux esophagitis care, patients come to us from Geumgok-dong·Jeongja-dong·Gumi-dong·Sunae-dong·Seohyeon-dong·Imae-dong·Yatap-dong.

The subway stations used are Migeum Station·Jeongja Station·Ori Station·Sunae Station·Seohyeon Station·Imae Station·Yatap Station.