東京AMHクリニック銀座

The reception is not good. All the nurse's voices are heard in full, and you can tell that you are talking about yourself. The teacher feels that his head is more manageable than treatment, not patient-first. I moved to another hospital and felt like I was making it.

I visited in the past because of what I was doing late and access from the workplace, but I was hurt by what Professor Shinji said. It is not a statement to those who are worried about how their teacher's words are selected. I'm sure there is a reason why you can't have a baby, but I can't because you or your husband's body is bad. I was so hurt by the words that I cried on the spot. Some people may like this type of teacher, but we do not recommend it to people who are tired of unexpected pregnancy.

Because I was close to the workplace, I was transferred to the hospital for artificial insemination. It is said that “artificial insemination is a little ... with in-vitro fertilization in mind” and I felt that I wanted to bring it to a person with a high treatment cost. I couldn't afford to pay for expensive treatment, and I was told that my budget was small. If you have enough budget and would like in-vitro fertilization, it might be another response, but I couldn't recommend it for artificial insemination. I couldn't trust the teacher because I didn't hear much. I am sorry but I look for others. For your reference. . .

The cost is high anyway. Impression that it takes about 800 to 1 million to transplant once. I heard about 40,000 eggs per frozen egg three days before the egg collection date, and it was said that I might be able to get around 10 eggs, and I was distrustful when I was told that an additional 400,000 yen was planned. .. .. I searched from HP, no explanation about the additional charge. At the reception, I was told that I couldn't understand even if I asked the grant, and I was just told to read the pamphlet and call me. The nurse explained the delivery of the medicine and self-injection, but when I asked what the medicine was, I didn't know what the medicine was, and I made a mistake in the medicine for ovulation growth and suppression. After all, when I looked it up on the internet later, it was explained completely differently. I also learned the HCG injection technique by mistake. The teacher is calm and good, but I felt that the explanation of the cost was insufficient. After all, it was canceled three days before the egg collection date. The result was that I spent nearly 200,000 yen here and hurt my body. Then, I asked the hospital to refund the remaining medicine, but at first I was told that I could only refund a little 3000 yen, so I thought it was strange, so when I asked for a statement, it was in the 7000 yen range. I'm full of sad feelings because I can lie until the very end. As other people have written, it is not recommended for those who are thinking about in vitro fertilization including correspondence and amount.

There was a gap with the atmosphere written on the homepage. The receptionist is like a gal and does not feel like a staff member of a medical institution. The work is neither good nor bad and cannot be evaluated. The staff at the previous hospital compared it involuntarily because the response was excellent overall. The staff (probably a nurse?) Listening behind the teacher was creepy with a dead look, perhaps because he wasn't here. There is no atmosphere that is close to the feelings of the counselor. The teacher is ... unfriendly. I think it's compatible. Whether you want to go or not depends on your personal subjectivity. I will never go again. I decided to go to another hospital even if the cost was a little higher.

I visited for a follicle check. After that, I stepped up to in vitro fertilization, but I was surprised at the large number of test items and the high cost (about 80,000 yen). This is the first time I have done an electrocardiogram monitor. (Fertility treatment 4 hospital experience) Since there are few patients and reservations are required, it is helpful, but you can see that management is difficult. Impression that both doctors and nurses are cold. Did the doctor not listen, or why did he come even if he went on the designated day? I was surprised at that time. It's a pity that the receptionist didn't smile either.

I didn't get any results at another clinic, so I was able to transfer to this clinic and receive the award. In the past, I used to go to Kiba where the cost was high and the waiting time was long, and even if I used up my paid leave to go to the hospital, I was tired both physically and mentally. By transferring to this hospital, the number of hospital visits and waiting time were reduced, and I was treated until late, so I was able to reduce stress by going to the end of work. Compared to before, I felt that this teacher gave me a polite examination and explanation, so I was satisfied with my attendance. The nurses were also calm and kind. Progesterone replacement after embryo transfer was a vaginal preparation called Lutinas. I was saved because I didn't have to go to the hospital every day for injections like in the previous clinic. Although it is a freeze renewal cost, Some people say that one embryo costs 50,000 yen a year, but to be precise, it is 40,000 yen per egg collection cycle + the number of frozen embryos x 10,000 yen. If you have one embryo, it costs 40,000 yen + 10,000 yen for 50,000 yen. If there are two embryos, 40,000 yen + 20,000 yen will be 60,000 yen.

The teacher who was working when many people gave low word-of-mouth evaluations retired to open in Omotesando. As of 21 / Autumn, we are being examined by a teacher from a famous clinic in Shizuoka, two female doctors, and a male teacher who cannot do ART. The director of the hospital is sloppy with words that don't put silk on his teeth, but he doesn't forget to give a gentle voice, and I have the impression that he has read the papers and updated new information properly. If you ask, there is also a way to do this based on evidence, isn't this necessary? I will let you know your opinion properly. Egg collection is always a local anesthesia, but it doesn't hurt very much. The transplant doesn't hurt either. I'm hypoallergenic, but the price isn't particularly high compared to famous clinics such as Repro. It's very helpful because there is almost no waiting time except weekends. It's easy to make the next schedule and I can go to the hospital while working. It's a new clinic, so it's beautiful and clean. Some of the receptionists are unfriendly and there was a mistake in accounting, so I can't really evaluate it ... but that is not important because it has nothing to do with the skill of the clinic. I think that the nurses kindly talk to me and work with an awareness that each and every one of them does not work in an assembly line. If you wish to hear the result of freezing of the fertilized egg, you can talk directly with the embryo cultivator and you will be shown a picture of the division stage. In my case, I was still worried about adding ⭐️ because I did not get the result of pregnancy, but since the word-of-mouth evaluation was too low, I will evaluate it once as a real outpatient opinion.