Plan year-1 and 3-year uterus-preserving endometriosis care from an itemised Korean surgery quote, medicine, follow-up, fertility preservation, a user-defined retreatment scenario and confirmed insurance.
Seek prompt medical assessment for severe pain or bleeding, faintness, breathing difficulty, fever, rapid deterioration, or pain and bleeding when pregnancy is possible.
Every price starts at KRW 0. Enter only the path and amounts confirmed by your clinician, provider, pharmacy and insurer.
These prompts reduce quote omissions and duplication. They are not diagnostic or treatment recommendations.
Endometriosis involves endometrium-like tissue outside the uterus and is different from an endometrial polyp inside the uterine cavity.
Depending on lesion location, adhesions, ovarian endometrioma, pain and pregnancy plans, care may involve medication, uterus-preserving excision or ablation, postoperative maintenance and repeated follow-up in different combinations.
A single admission estimate can therefore omit medicine after discharge, outpatient reviews, imaging, tests, fertility-preservation planning and a retreatment scenario that the patient wants to budget explicitly.
This South Korea calculator places an itemised provider quote and a confirmed prescription or follow-up schedule on the same one-year and three-year timeline.
Every editable price begins at KRW 0, so a nationwide average is never presented as a guaranteed personal price.
The result is a cash-planning estimate, not a diagnosis, procedure or medicine recommendation, pregnancy or ovarian-reserve prediction, recurrence forecast, benefit decision or insurance claim result.
Seek prompt medical assessment for severe pain or bleeding, faintness, breathing difficulty, fever, rapid deterioration, or pain and bleeding when pregnancy is possible.
A cost tool cannot identify the cause or urgency of symptoms and must never be used to delay care.
The hysterectomy calculator begins after removal of the uterus is planned and compares vaginal, laparoscopic, open and robot-assisted approaches and surgical extent. This page is limited to uterus-preserving lesion care and the multi-year medicine and follow-up cash flow.
The ovarian-cyst calculator focuses on one ovarian or adnexal operation and recovery. This page adds endometriosis medicine, repeated follow-up and a user-defined retreatment scenario over time.
An endometrial polyp is a local projection from the lining inside the uterine cavity and can be assessed or removed hysteroscopically. Endometriosis is a separate disease involving endometrium-like tissue outside the uterus.
The fertility-preservation field connects one quote already discussed with the care team to the whole endometriosis budget. Eligibility, support and cycle design belong in the dedicated fertility-treatment or egg-freezing planner, and the same quote must not be counted twice.
The current National Health Insurance Act Enforcement Decree record checked through the Korean National Law Information OPEN API is law ID 002813, MST 283469, effective February 19, 2026.
Article 19 delegates patient cost-sharing rates and amounts to Annex 2, whose verified identifier is 17976571.
The calculator uses 20% only as an ordinary inpatient planning share on the initial covered surgery gross amount entered by the user.
Eligibility, Medical Aid or reduced-status rules, meals, room differences, selective benefits, full-patient-payment items, medicine and the actual claim may differ, so a 0–100% provider- or NHIS-confirmed mode is also available.
Article 45 of the current Medical Service Act requires a medical institution to disclose non-covered treatment prices so that patients or guardians can readily understand them.
The verified record is law ID 001788, MST 285327, effective April 7, 2026.
HIRA's public non-covered price information is a comparison starting point, but it cannot determine one personal total that includes lesion location, adhesions, ovarian, bowel or urinary procedures, robot assistance, materials and room choices.
That is why this planner starts at zero and asks for the provider's covered gross, full-patient-payment and non-covered buckets separately.
The Korea Disease Control and Prevention Agency health-information page on endometriosis was updated May 27, 2026 and explains that roughly 40–50% may experience recurrence within five years after surgery.
The same material describes individualised decisions that consider patient characteristics and future pregnancy plans and warns that ovarian-endometrioma surgery can affect ovarian function even when the cyst alone is removed.
This calculator never multiplies a quote by 40–50% and never converts the reference into a personal recurrence or reoperation probability.
It adds only the retreatment count and patient payment that the user chooses after discussing a scenario with the care team.
HIRA's KDRG Classification Book Version 4.7i, publication registration G000EV3-2025-174, is a current 2026 classification reference rather than a fee guarantee.
Uterine, ovarian and adnexal operations are distributed across different groups according to approach and the organs and procedures involved.
Endometriosis can involve peritoneal lesions, ovarian endometrioma, adhesions, bowel or urinary structures and concurrent surgery, so one shared code cannot safely become a complete national price.
The selected lesion treatment and approach therefore change consultation context only, while all money comes from the user's itemised quote.
Use the actual monthly patient payment and prescribed duration. Do not infer a product, dose or schedule from the page.
Record the clinician-confirmed lesion plan, then verify which anaesthesia, pathology, adhesiolysis and concurrent procedures are included.
Robot selection never creates a non-covered price or an insurance payment. Enter only provider-classified lines.
Discuss ovarian function and future pregnancy plans. The calculator cannot predict reserve or fertility outcomes.
Confirm whether another specialty and a concurrent organ procedure are included in the quote and follow-up schedule.
Move that portion to the hysterectomy planning scope instead of treating it as a uterus-preserving lesion procedure.
| Input group | Amount or schedule to enter | Boundary to preserve | Maximum horizon |
|---|---|---|---|
| Initial covered surgery | Covered gross before patient share | Keep separate from full-patient-payment and non-covered lines | One event |
| Initial separate lines | Full patient payment, non-covered and assessment patient payment | Do not multiply amounts that are already patient payments | One event |
| Medicine | Monthly patient payment and prescribed months | The prescription and clinician plan control product, dose and duration | 36 months |
| Follow-up | Patient payment per visit and year-1/later annual counts | Follow-up can continue after medicine ends and is not shortened automatically | 3 years |
| Fertility preservation | One whole-plan quote discussed with the care team | Do not duplicate an egg-freezing or fertility-treatment result | One event |
| Retreatment | Patient payment per event and year-1/three-year count | A user scenario rather than a personal recurrence probability | 5 events |
The day count is a consultation note and never multiplies room, companion-care or income-interruption costs.
Enter only non-medical net cost that remains after checking what the hospital quote and paid leave already cover.
Use only an amount confirmed by the insurer for the relevant period and items.
The calculator caps the deduction at medical cost and never applies it to companion care, travel, lodging or income interruption.
Covered surgery copay = initial covered surgery gross × 20% or confirmed rate
Initial patient medical cost = covered copay + full-patient-payment line + non-covered line + initial assessment payment
Medicine cost = monthly patient payment × planned months inside the horizon
Follow-up cost = patient payment per visit × visits inside the horizon
Retreatment cost = patient payment per event × user-defined events
Medical cost for a horizon equals the initial patient medical cost plus medicine, follow-up, fertility preservation and user-defined retreatment inside that period.
Year 1 deducts only the confirmed year-1 insurance payment, while the three-year result can deduct the confirmed year-1 and years-2-to-3 total, always capped at medical cost.
Net non-medical recovery cost is then added, and the selected variation reserve creates the lower and upper planning range.
The three-year monthly average divides net burden by 36 and is a saving pace, not a claim that bills arrive evenly each month.
This fictional audit vector demonstrates the formulas and is not an average Korean endometriosis price.
Assume an initial ordinary inpatient covered gross amount of KRW 5,000,000, a KRW 200,000 full-patient-payment line, a KRW 1,500,000 non-covered line and KRW 300,000 of initial assessment patient payments.
Medicine is KRW 80,000 per month for 36 months, and follow-up is KRW 100,000 per visit with four visits in year 1 and two visits in each later year.
Add a KRW 2,000,000 fertility-preservation quote, no retreatment in year 1, one KRW 1,200,000 event within three years, KRW 400,000 of non-medical recovery cost, KRW 500,000 of confirmed year-1 insurance and KRW 200,000 for years 2–3.
| Calculation stage | Year 1 | Three years | Interpretation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Initial patient medical cost | KRW 3,000,000 | KRW 3,000,000 | Initial event counted once |
| Medicine | KRW 960,000 | KRW 2,880,000 | 12 months versus 36 months |
| Follow-up | KRW 400,000 | KRW 800,000 | Four versus eight total visits |
| Fertility preservation | KRW 2,000,000 | KRW 2,000,000 | One quote counted once |
| User retreatment scenario | KRW 0 | KRW 1,200,000 | Zero events versus one event |
| Medical cost before insurance | KRW 6,360,000 | KRW 9,880,000 | Period-specific medical spending |
| Applied confirmed insurance | − KRW 500,000 | − KRW 700,000 | Capped at medical cost |
| Non-medical recovery cost | + KRW 400,000 | + KRW 400,000 | One initial recovery assumption |
| Final net burden | KRW 6,260,000 | KRW 9,580,000 | Cash-planning result |
With a 10% reserve, the year-1 range is KRW 5,634,000–6,886,000 and the three-year range is KRW 8,622,000–10,538,000.
Medicine, follow-up and retreatment total KRW 4,880,000, or 49.4% of three-year medical cost.
Removing the one user-defined retreatment event produces a KRW 8,380,000 three-year net burden, so the scenario increment is KRW 1,200,000.
That increment is sensitivity analysis and says nothing about whether retreatment will be needed.
Check that the planning rate touches only the covered gross line and identify where robot, material, room, anaesthesia, pathology, adhesiolysis and concurrent procedures appear. Never copy both a total and its itemised components into separate fields.
Add medicine, visits, tests, travel and net income interruption to the initial bill. Use the monthly average as a saving target while remembering that surgery and other large items occur at specific dates.
Enter one quote only after discussing ovarian function and pregnancy plans with the relevant clinicians. Remove the same quote when combining this output with a separate egg-freezing or fertility-treatment budget.
Create explicit zero-event, one-event and two-event cases instead of converting the KDCA population reference into a personal probability. Compare the three-year difference as a reserve decision, not a clinical forecast.
No. Twenty percent is an ordinary inpatient planning comparison for the covered gross line. Non-covered, full-patient-payment, selectively rated, room, meal and medicine lines and patient eligibility can differ, so provider and NHIS confirmation controls.
No. The selection changes consultation context only. Enter a robot-related amount only after the provider identifies its benefit classification and price.
No. That is a population-level reference, not a personal recurrence probability. The calculator adds only the event count and patient payment you explicitly enter.
No. Enter it only when the relevant clinicians have discussed a real plan and quote. The tool cannot determine need, ovarian reserve or pregnancy outcome.
Medicine category, benefit status, dosing, duration and cautions vary by prescription. The calculator avoids prescribing by accepting only the actual monthly patient payment and planned months.
Year 1 uses the confirmed year-1 amount. Three years uses the confirmed year-1 amount plus the years-2-to-3 total. Each deduction is capped at medical cost, and the insurer remains the decision maker.
No. It is the three-year net burden divided by 36 as a reserve pace. Surgery, fertility preservation and retreatment can create large payments at particular dates, so review the breakdown and range too.
Recheck the calculator whenever covered-care rates, non-covered disclosure rules, medicine pricing or authorisation, HIRA classification or KDCA guidance changes.
Sources were verified on July 28, 2026, and the provider, NHIS, pharmacy and insurer information applicable on the actual care date always controls.
Separate covered gross, full-patient-payment and non-covered amounts, then add only the confirmed prescription, follow-up schedule, fertility quote, retreatment scenario and insurance payments.
Use the result and checklist to prepare questions for the provider while leaving diagnosis and treatment decisions with the responsible clinicians.