Hello. I am a woman in my late 40s. Lately, even when I get enough sleep, my body feels heavy and I lack energy. I feel tired all day long even though I haven't done anything particularly strenuous, and I get exhausted quickly and have to rest after doing just a little bit of housework. In the past, a full day of rest would make me feel better, but now I don't feel refreshed even after resting, so I am worried. My health checkup said there were no major issues, but I am concerned that my vitality might have declined significantly with age. I feel like I might be going through menopause, but then again, maybe not. I do feel hot flashes, but I suspect it might be because I've become more irritable... though I don't even have the energy to get angry these days, haha. I have heard several times from people around me that if taking supplements for energy recovery and replenishment doesn't work, I should just get a pulse diagnosis and have herbal medicine prescribed. I don't usually visit a Korean medicine clinic except for when I have a stiff neck, but I am planning to try getting some this time. Since I am getting it prescribed anyway, I want to get a recommendation and go to a reputable clinic that is good at pulse diagnosis. I have Friday and Saturday off this week, so I plan to make an appointment right away. I have heard stories of people seeing improvements after taking herbal medicine if taken properly, so I am considering getting a consultation myself. However, since I understand that it is important to receive a prescription tailored to one's constitution, I am looking for a Korean medicine clinic that provides thorough consultations and specializes in herbal medicines for restoring vitality. I am curious if herbal medicine is helpful for those like me who suffer from chronic fatigue without any specific medical conditions, and how long it typically takes to notice changes. I would also appreciate it if you could let me know about the cost and whether there were any inconveniences while taking the medicine. I would prefer reviews from people with actual experience and clinic recommendations rather than advertisements.