Ai Naika Clinic - Nagaoka

All of them, including the director, feel good. I mainly use it for vaccinations and health examinations, but I am good at injections so I can put out my arms with confidence ☺️

* Since the parking lot is Cocolo, it seems that you will hear the parking price cut, so if you come by car, I think that it is better to come after checking the parking lot once! You can also make a reservation online, so it may be better to make a reservation at home depending on the waiting time. At my time (reserved from home) I was waiting for 50 minutes. Impression, but I was really surprised that there was such a place in the station Naka. In a clean place (the waiting room may be a bit small), the staff and doctors were very polite and it was a little far away, but I thought it would be here ...

When you see another doctor It ’s just the medicine that ’s been served, I was worried about the medicine Check here for the opportunity If you receive, everything will be explained carefully I was relieved. First a female nurse? Consult with Was passed to the teacher from Both were kind and easy to talk to is. Very good receptionist it's recommended.

I went there once every three months because it was near my workplace to get medicine for my illness. I'm fat, but every time I go, the doctor says, "Can't you say apnea? Maybe you're apnea at this weight?" Or "But how can I get so fat ... mysterious?" .. And with a half laugh. During this time, I was laughed with a nose, saying, "I can still understand if I'm a child, but I'm an adult, but I'm growing up too much!" I was frustrated and cried during the examination. Even if I can give a medicine to cure my illness, I will hurt my heart every time, so I will not go to Ai Naika anymore.

I visited because the reviews here are very good, It's the worst, to be clear, except that "the first impression is good". It is highly recommended that those who plan to visit the hospital not only evaluate the impression, but also compare the treatment content, amount, prescribed medicine, and validity of what the doctor said with other hospitals. I will. Since my doctor is also an industrial physician, I wondered if I could talk about insomnia. At the reception, there was a caution saying "I can talk about insomnia, but I don't know if a medicine will be prescribed", and I first felt that I was caught saying "I'm not visiting the hospital just for sleeping pills". I did. I wrote a questionnaire and had a medical examination after receiving something like a stress check. I had three bitterly unpleasant feelings here. The first is that "one-sided decision about the cause of the medical condition" was made. I was asked "When did you feel stressed?" On the questionnaire, so I answered the relevant time and stated in the remarks column that "I started job hunting from that time." .. At the time when insomnia began, I didn't think of any events as the cause, so I just mentioned it as a reference. However, the doctor in charge of the elderly said, "You think that job hunting is the cause of insomnia," and even if you reply that I wrote it for the time being because there is no other section I can think of, "No, no. You're on the questionnaire, aren't you? " Isn't it usually a question to find out the cause, such as "Are there any other ideas or lifestyle changes? Do you have similar symptoms at the borders of the seasons?" Where is the doctor who recommends the examination on the premise that the patient correctly describes the correct answer of the cause of the illness on the questionnaire? I wonder if the doctor in front of me doesn't think about this, what he usually does, or if he has little experience dealing with insomniac patients and is reluctant to proceed with the examination at his own discretion. I was stunned because I went around. I can't forget the eyes of the doctor's idiot. The second is that "the intention of medication was decided". As mentioned above, I didn't come to the hospital because I really wanted to prescribe a sleeping pill. If I could propose a coping method that does not rely on medicine, I thought it would be good without relying on medicine. However, even though I didn't say "I want sleeping pills" or write anything on the questionnaire, I was told during the examination that "it is not good to rely on sleeping pills". I did. What do you mean? In the previous question, he said, "I had experienced similar insomnia before, but please tell me the name of the medicine prescribed at that time." "It's more than three years ago, so remember the name. I answered. Perhaps I had decided that I was a "patient who wanted a sleeping pill" and would give it to me if I knew the name of the previously prescribed drug, but I forgot it. You probably wanted to avoid choosing and prescribing sleeping pills at your own discretion. "There are many types of sleeping pills, and it is necessary to match them to the medical condition, so you cannot choose the one to prescribe unless you carefully examine the condition of insomnia and the cause of stress," he told me at the hospital I visited before. I think this is very convincing. At the doctor's examination at this hospital, I couldn't confirm anything more than what was written on the questionnaire, and the cause of my medical condition was "You think that job hunting is the cause, right?" There was no scene where the doctor considered the cause. It was the first time I felt angry during the examination. The third is that "it was decided to be depressed." As the examination progressed, "You think that job hunting is the cause of insomnia. Moreover, it seems that you want sleeping pills, but prescription does not eliminate the root cause, so I do not recommend it. "Are you depressed?", And I was half-forced to check for depression, even though I wouldn't say anything more. (Repeat, I just wrote in the questionnaire because I thought that job hunting would be a reference for medical examinations, but I never insisted that this was the cause. Also, I said that I wanted sleeping pills. I haven't said that. If the root cause cannot be removed, no sleeping pill will be prescribed.) There are three levels of check results, such as "depression," "suspicion of depression," and "normal." I remember it was a scale. I was "suspicious of depression", but it was much better than "normal". At a subsequent visit, the doctor said, "Let's prescribe antidepressants and sleeping pills," and I was disappointed. Is the "depression" scale still prescribing antidepressants at the "suspicion of depression" level? Or is there a weak antidepressant for mild depression? Do you come here and prescribe sleeping pills? I was asked some questions, but he didn't answer and there was no explanation about the drug to be prescribed. There is an extreme. At the end of the examination, I was half-sick and reluctant to take antidepressants, so I finally asked, "I heard that you are suspected of having depression. Is there any other way to deal with it?" .. Then the doctor replied sharply, "If so, do you want to stop taking the medicine? Do you need it?" I'm tired of asking this person for constructive discussions, so I said it was okay and finished the examination. The 1300 yen I paid was the most unwilling expense of the year. I will never go again. Postscript Before my examination, I was probably vaccinated against a small child, but I was afraid of my child and had a tantrum. I was waiting to see how to deal with it, but it seems that I finally returned without any treatment that day. Is there such a thing? If you consider the convenience of your parents and the health of your child, you should treat them no matter how much you dislike them. Of course, I may have done the procedure, but I don't think I was listening to the conversation in the waiting room. It is here that the responsibility for the inability to be treated is passed on to parents and children, and the doctor's responsibilities are not fulfilled. Make sure that you are not only comfortable and friendly at the reception, but also what kind of treatment you have received and whether the explanation was correct.

The response of the female receptionist when making inquiries by phone was wonderful. The way he spoke was soft and full of kindness (laughs). Highly rated and convinced. It is a clinic that I wanted to take care of at any time.

I made a reservation and went to get the first vaccine. I made a reservation by time, but arrived 5 minutes ago. An unfriendly receptionist woman. Even after 25 minutes have passed since I made the reservation, I still have to wait. The wallpaper said, "If you are in a hurry, please tell me", so tell the unfriendly receptionist that you are in a hurry. Then, without replying, to the teacher. Called a few minutes later, he gave a sermon face-to-face with the teacher. "Please do the second time elsewhere "

I wanted him to do a PCR of corona, but he dismissed it, saying, "I think I ate raw food." Even though I'm usually hungry, I was given only antipyretics and Chinese herbs. He didn't seem to care about the infection.