Take Immediately When a Cold Seems Imminent! Sunyujae Cold Remedies

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Can colds be treated at a Korean medicine clinic?

This is one of the questions frequently heard in the consultation room at Sunyujae Korean Medicine Clinic in Suji-gu. “Aren’t colds only treated at hospitals?” However, in reality, the effectiveness of cold treatment at a Korean medicine clinic is excellent. Cold treatment at a Korean medicine clinic minimizes the use of antibiotics and focuses on fundamental treatment that helps the body’s immunity recover on its own.

For example, for patients visiting with a common cold (rhinitis), we combine herbal medicine to reduce nasal inflammation with acupuncture and pharmacopuncture to aid inflammatory circulation within the nasal cavity, thereby alleviating the root cause of the inflammation itself.

Herbal medicine, won’t it be expensive?

Many people at Sunyujae Korean Medicine Clinic in Suji-gu think, “Herbal medicine is expensive and burdensome,” but in reality, the Korean medicine soft extracts & granule insurance herbal medicines (covered by insurance) used for cold treatment can be prescribed at a reasonable price.

Customized Treatment at a Korean Medicine Clinic According to Symptoms Since we utilize not only decoctions but also insurance-covered herbal medicines, anyone can receive a prescription for cold medicine that is safe and affordable to take.

Sunyujae ‘Antibiotic Zero Project’

. Our treatment philosophy at Sunyujae Korean Medicine Clinic is to leverage the advantages of Western medicine while reducing unnecessary antibiotic use.

Therefore, Sunyujae operates the “Antibiotic Zero Project”, which aims for minimal antibiotic use + immunity-boosting centered treatment. The Korean herbal cold medicines used in this project do not merely address symptoms like fever, cough, and runny nose, but also meticulously analyze the causes of the cold (body constitution, immune status, fatigue, poor circulation, etc.) to treat the fundamental root causes.

Features of the Antibiotic-Zero Korean Herbal Cold Medicine

✅ Minimized Antibiotics — Regulates inflammation and immune balance without unnecessary antibiotic use ✅ Enhanced Immunity — Less frequent colds, faster recovery even if you catch one ✅ Customized Prescriptions by Body Constitution — Safe for children to adults ✅ Addresses Flu and COVID-19 After-effects — Effective for managing cough, sore throat, and fatigue Cold. Flu.

COVID-19 Preparedness First-Aid Medicine Set Sunyujae Korean Medicine Clinic, Suji-gu. Sunyujae Korean Medicine Clinic has prepared a cold, flu, and COVID-19 first-aid medicine set that the whole family can take together. It is composed of medicines that can be taken when a cold is suspected, when you feel tired and a cold might be coming on, or tailored for the early, middle, and late stages of a cold. * Composition: 9 packets of decoction + 27 packets of soft extract & granules (total 36-packet set) 👉 The director personally selected and configured this set to allow for quick early response and management of after-effects.

3 Types of Decoctions, 3 Packets Each

▪ Ganghwalpaedoksan It is good to take for early symptoms of cold/COVID-19 (body aches, headache, general pain due to fatigue). Especially, taking it warm before bed helps improve body circulation. ▪ Mahengamsoktang Effective for general cold/flu/COVID-19 symptoms such as fever, sore throat (especially effective for fever due to throat inflammation), and cough-accompanied cold symptoms, helping to alleviate inflammation and reduce fever.

▪ Ssanghwatang A representative Korean herbal tonic that helps recovery during early cold/flu/COVID-19 symptoms, when fatigue persists after a cold, or when the body is cold and immunity is low.

3 Types of Soft Extracts & Granules, 9 Packets Each

▪ Yeonkyopaedoksan Recommended for sore throat, throat cold, and itchy throat symptoms. Taking it in the early stages of a cold, flu, or COVID-19 helps with rapid relief. ▪ Hyunggyeyeonkyotang Effective for nasal congestion, otitis media, yellow phlegm, and inflammatory cold symptoms. It is good to take when accompanied by fever and inflammation.

▪ Haengsotang It is good to take when experiencing cough and phlegm symptoms, and it helps with bronchial recovery after a cold. ▪ Samsoum Helpful in the early stages of a cold for those with a cold body constitution and weak energy. It is good to take when symptoms like chills and fatigue appear together. It can also be taken preventatively when immunity is low during seasonal changes.

* Considering the patient’s symptom stage, body constitution, and ease of administration Considering convenience, etc., it is custom-prescribed in the form of soft extracts or granules.

Double the Effect: Decoction + Soft Extract & Granules

The director recommends the following combinations of decoction and soft extract & granules: * When you feel a cold coming on and a foreign body sensation in your throat = Ssanghwatang + Yeonkyopaedoksan

Body aches, headache, itchy throat — = Ganghwalpaedoksan + Yeonkyopaedoksan

Late stage of cold, when cough and fatigue persist — = Ssanghwatang + Haengsotang

Decoctions and soft extracts & granules form a good synergy, allowing them to be appropriately selected and taken according to the situation. At Sunyujae Korean Medicine Clinic in Suji-gu, Ssanghwatang can be taken with all soft extracts & granules.

Proactive Response! For Colds / Flu / COVID-19, Early response is most important. The Sunyujae Korean Medicine Clinic Cold First-Aid Medicine Set is configured to address colds from the early to middle and late stages, making it ideal for use as a household first-aid medicine.

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This post was written directly by the medical staff of Sunyujae Korean Medicine Clinic to provide medical information, in compliance with Article 56(2) and Article 57(3) of the Medical Service Act. The duration and outcome of treatment may vary from person to person, so please consult a qualified practitioner before beginning treatment.