Call 119구급차도와주세요!
1330 Korea Travel HotlineTravel help & interpreting, not an emergency service (call 119). English, Japanese, Chinese: 24 hours. Some other languages: 8:00–19:00.Nearest emergency room (응급실)Opens a map search. A pharmacy cannot treat a reaction.
Free ambulance. Say “English”, “中文” or “日本語” and wait for an interpreter.
도와주세요!
알레르기 반응이 왔어요.
119에 전화해 주세요.
가방에 에피펜(주사)이 있으면 허벅지에 놔 주세요.
“Help! I'm having an allergic reaction. Please call 119.” “If there is an EpiPen in my bag, inject it into my thigh.”
Nearest emergency room and AED
Uses your location only when you tap. It is rounded to about 100 m, used for this search and not saved.
While you wait for the ambulance
Medical review: pending- · If you have adrenaline (EpiPen), use it now. Don't wait.
- · Lie down with legs up. Sit up if breathing is hard.
- · A pharmacy (약국) can't treat a reaction. Go to a hospital emergency room (응급실).
Follow your own doctor's allergy action plan first. These steps follow common first-aid guidance for severe allergic reactions and are waiting for review by a medical professional.
Based on public first-aid guidance:
Last checked by BapCheck against these on 2026-11-10. Not yet reviewed by a medical professional, so we cannot promise it is complete or correct for you. Call 119 first.