CAPS Clinic Kinshicho - Sumida City

I used it twice on public holidays and Sundays. First time Although I was diagnosed with a cold that is common on public holidays, my cough did not heal, but rather worsened, so when I went to my favorite pediatrics again, I was diagnosed with RS virus, and in addition, my breathing sound was getting worse. So, I had a hard time. Second time I had a high fever of about 40 degrees, so I had a medical examination on Sunday, and although I was prescribed an antipyretic because my throat was a little red and I could not do anything, the fever did not go down at all, so when I visited my favorite pediatrics again, Herpangina was. The initial judgment was mistaken by two-half, and I will not use it in the future. I don't even want to have one star.

I used it because my hospital is closed on Sundays. I also told the nurse during the interview that I had a bad cough and a strange breathing sound. When I had the doctor see me, the examination was over in no time. My brother was RS because I was worried. Is this possible for this child as well? I heard that there was no bronchitis and the sound was beautiful. He didn't even inspect the RS. Two days have passed since I got only a light cough medicine and returned home. When I tested it with my family doctor, it was still RS positive. The oxygen concentration in the blood has dropped, and now it is the last line of hospitalization. Does the teacher not understand the lung noise that even an amateur can understand? I don't go to this hospital anymore.

When my pediatrician was absent on a holiday, my child had a high fever, so I went to see him. In conclusion, I don't think my family will use it in the future. The reason is dangerous. The older child who attended the nursery school was down due to the high fever associated with hemolytic streptococcus, but after that, the younger child who was 1 year old also had a fever of about 39 ° C. After waiting for a long time, I just asked about the condition of my older child, and the diagnosis was that it was a hemolytic streptococcus like my older child, so I was prescribed an antibiotic. When I checked if I didn't have to test, I heard that there was a possibility of false negatives, so even if I got negatives, it was positive, so I listened to the teacher's story without being convinced. .. After that, the situation got worse rather than getting better, so when I asked the pediatrician who came to the office after the holidays to see it again, the test result was RS. Moreover, if it got worse a little, there was a possibility of hospitalization. He said that he felt great resentment at prescribing antibiotics for the treatment of hemolytic streptococcus to a one-year-old child, and above all, concluding without testing. I don't know about the other teachers at Caps, but at least for the teacher I was in charge of this time, it's definitely dangerous. There are other people who have written similar reviews, but they may have been the same teacher because they are different on the same day or one day. We will not be indebted to you in the future. As an aside, at a later date, a pediatrician in Sumida Ward, who was different from the one in the family, told me that Caps's teacher had a tremendous amount of swing.

They are always kind doctors and nurses. It's very easy because you can prepare in advance online, and it's easy to go because you often learn about the work system etc. on the line before the holidays.

I am very grateful to all the staff other than the doctors for their support. However, doctors are always disgusted by the attitudes and words that make parents who are worried about their children foolish. I use it because it is easy to make appointments for vaccinations and medical examinations, but if I want to get a correct diagnosis, I will go to another clinic.

The availability of medical examinations on Sundays and nights, the bright and well-equipped facilities, and the response of the nurses were very good, but the response of the doctors was too terrible. I understand that the doctor's job is not a service business, but parents with sick children are anxious, sometimes lose their composure, and rely on the doctor's words. Unless you're a healthcare professional, you don't know the jargon. I think it's okay to have a closer response to the patient.