Doctors in Daegu, South Korea

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Dongsan Hospital has an international clinic. I've been many times and they have been great! main hospital number: (053) 250-7114 International Clinic: (053) 250-7303, 250-7997

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http://global.dsmc.or.kr/ they are a bit pricey though

Fatima Hospital, there are english speaking doctors

SungMo Hospital has a great English-speaking spinal surgeon if your back is the issue.

Try Dream Hospital near Anjirang?

Yeungnam University is a good hospital also. The international office is very helpful... This is near camp walker off 61. Thats the best i can do with direction but taxis should be able to get u there

Never mind, guys. Going to Yeungnam International Health Service Center tomorrow.

Will chime in to say I have recently been through the Yeungnam University Hospital international care center over the past few weeks for some torn ligaments in my foot, and the nurses there speak great English, and kind enough to walk you around to all of the specialists to translate, explain your situation to the doctor..etc.

Gosh I forgot what exit it is... It's at one of the corners of Banwaldong intersection... They're called 'Good Morning Eye Clinic'.

Another great place is at North Gate of Kyungpook Nat. Univ. Right next to Baskin & Robbins. They speak excellent English, have a great selection, plus reasonable prices.

Yeungnam Uni Hospital has English-speaking female doctors, plus translators, if you need.

Also try Dongsan Hospital near Yeungnam Juinor College.

If you are prepared to take a train to Gumi, there is a skin clinic right in the station building. The doctor is a friend of mine and his name is Dr Seong. He lived in America and is one of the foremost doctors in his field with the most advanced laser technology available. The clinic has many doctors working there, but mention my name and he will probably give you personal attention. Hope it helps (Derrick)

Richard Bates yes a friend of mine suggested that I do the same thing. I was just a bit hesitant to do that, but I'm at work right now with a fever and they could care less. She told me to wear a scarf lol.

Go to Dongsan International Clinic (or probably any clinic) and get the doxycycline. it's easy and cheap. There is no such vaccine for malaria

I personally went to Dongsan Medical Center (across from Seomun Market) and they were great. If you use the search feature of this forum, you can find other answers as well.