Baekrokdam Wellness Dictionary · Administration and Aftercare

Re-evaluation

Review the efficacy, dosage, side effects, and precautions of the re-evaluation. This is a process of comparing the baseline state before intake with subsequent changes to determine whether to maintain, adjust, discontinue, or seek a different evaluation. Record the initially expected changes separately from the actual changes, along with the dates of intake, dosage, and the number of missed doses. Note not only positive changes but also new occurrences and their start times, such as gastric discomfort, changes in sleep, or skin symptoms. If you have been prescribed new medications or are taking health functional foods, update your medication list.

Supervised by Korean Medicine Doctor Choi Yeon-seung Last reviewed August 25, 2026 Review scope: Product facts, dosage principles, safety boundaries, patient guidance text
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Criteria to check first

Re-evaluation: Distinguish between these three things

  • Comparing goals with current status
  • No automatic extensions
  • Determining whether to maintain, adjust, or discontinue

What is examined during the re-evaluation?

Re-evaluation is a process of comparing the initially set goals with records during medicationto determine whether to continue the current plan. We also review sleep, diet, digestion, activity levels, any new discomfort, and information on additional medications or medical conditions.

When is it necessary?

It is conducted at the initially scheduled check-up time, before the prescription period ends, or when new discomfort or lifestyle changes occur. Follow-up consultationis conducted at [the clinic]. We do not arbitrarily increase the dosage just because changes are minimal, nor automatically extend the treatment just because there is remaining product.

What should I prepare before the re-evaluation?

Write down the differences between the expected changes and the actual changes, and record the dates, dosage, and number of missed doses. Note not only positive changes but also new symptoms, such as gastric discomfort, changes in sleep, or skin symptoms, and when they started. If there are newly prescribed medications or health functional foods, Medication Listupdate the information.

Rather than a single sentence like 'it worked' or 'it didn't work,' explaining exactly what changed in your daily life and by how much makes it easier to decide whether to maintain, adjust, or discontinue treatment. If you experience acute warning symptoms, do not wait until the scheduled re-evaluation date.

Choi Yeon-seung, Chief Director of Baekrokdam Korean Medicine Clinic

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Director Choi Yeon-seung

Chief Director of Baekrokdam Korean Medicine Clinic

Re-evaluation Pre-check Items, reviewed the safety of expressions and the scope of verification before administration.

Review Scope: Product Facts · Dosage Principles · Safety Boundaries · Patient Guidance Phrases · Last Reviewed 2026-08-25

  • Graduated from Kyung Hee University College of Korean Medicine
  • Providing Korean medicine treatment since 2010
  • Consultations for Gongjindan, Gyeongokgo, Nokyong (Deer Antler) restorative medicine, and customized restorative herbal medicine
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Choi Yeon-seung, Doctor of Korean MedicineChief Director · Editor of Korean Medicine Atlas · BRC Researcher

Page Summary

Re-evaluation: Re-evaluation is a process of comparing the initially set goals with records during medication to determine whether to continue the current plan. We also review sleep, diet, digestion, activity levels, any new discomfort, and information on additional medications or medical conditions. Rather than a single sentence like 'it worked' or 'it didn't work,' explaining exactly what changed in your daily life and by how much makes it easier to decide whether to maintain, adjust, or discontinue treatment. If you experience acute warning symptoms, do not wait until the scheduled re-evaluation date.

Key Points

  • Re-evaluation is a process of comparing the initially set goals with records during medication to determine whether to continue the current plan. We also review sleep, diet, digestion, activity levels, any new discomfort, and information on additional medications or medical conditions.
  • It is conducted during a follow-up consultation at the initially scheduled check-up time, before the prescription period ends, or when new discomfort or lifestyle changes occur. Do not arbitrarily increase the dosage because changes are minimal, nor automatically extend the treatment because there is remaining product.
  • Note the differences between the changes you initially expected and the actual changes experienced, and record the dates, dosage, and number of missed doses of your medication. Record not only positive changes but also any new symptoms, such as gastrointestinal discomfort, changes in sleep, or skin reactions, along with the time they started. If you have been prescribed new medication or health functional foods, please update your medication list.
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