Earth Hifuka Clinic - Adachi City

I went there several years ago. Since I live nearby, I feel uncomfortable every time I pass in front of me, and I don't think I'll be crushed well. At that time, I had just finished taking the exam in my first year of college, but when I said that I felt that my acne had increased due to the stress of taking the exam, I was told about my educational background. When asked about the name of the university, he said, "It's not bad," and a bragging story such as "But my child is ..." began. Since I couldn't enter the university of my first choice, I was naive about the topic, so I remember almost crying so much that I couldn't help myself. I was really shocked because I didn't think that I would have such a feeling in dermatology. I still wanted to get rid of it, so I asked him several times, but I couldn't go because it was stressful to talk to the teacher every time. The nurse was kind. It's traumatic enough to remember even now, a few years after that. As the teacher says, doctors are amazing, but I don't think people who hurt people, whether doctors or not, are respected.

I'm sorry for being long. I wanted to spit that much. I had a medical examination several years ago, but the treatment policy is sloppy. Doctors and nurses were all liars. The words I said without looking at the affected area despite my first visit "I just need to clean the itch and apply this medicine." was. "I was asked to take the medicine at the place I had seen before, but it didn't work ..." "is that so?" As a result, I was prescribed the same medicine. Yeah? What was that? And the words that the nurse said when he came to apply the medicine and looked at the affected area were quite shocking and unforgettable. "Oita redness has come off ☺️" ···teeth? I wrote it at the beginning, but it's your first visit, right? It ’s your first time meeting, right? Are you mistaken for someone? Did you check the affected area somewhere? Just before the payment, some people yelled, "The doctor here is sloppy!", But he wasn't dealt with. I thought I should stop going, but I thought it would be useless to decide once, and then I went through several times and the exchanges that left an impression on me are as follows. "Yeah, it's reddish in Oita. I'm in college." "The redness has come off quite a bit ☺️" * The nurse is a different person from the first day. By the way, the symptoms also change depending on the physical condition, but the affected area was redder than usual. I don't know why, so why do you know? Another day "That hasn't changed much." "Well, let's laser! I run another institute ~" "Hmm! Are you getting reddish?" * It was the first day. I heard that Another day "Yeah, yeah ... OK!" what? A nurse is lasering "How about itching lately?" "It hasn't changed much ..." "Is that so? But the redness is coming out!" What's? If the redness is getting rid of, will it be cured by the placebo effect? Are you a doctor because you want to chat about 90% of the medical treatment that is empty? I had the impression that the nurse lied, not even looking at the affected area. If you can't cure it, tell me to go elsewhere If you don't say it, cure it Policy to be friendly to children with rough treatment for adults It's such a clinic.

There is only a dermatologist here in my neighborhood, and I was treated for small water irritation on the legs of an elementary school girl. The teacher's personality was exactly what you wrote. Mimizu Ibo did not improve at all even after passing 5 or 6 times. And when I talked about the fact that some acne is starting to develop, I was advised to "infrared treatment of the face?" And I thought the effect was doubtful, but I wanted to do it only once because my child wanted to do it. rice field. I was taken to another floor, put on something like swimming glasses, and shined infrared rays on my face for about 20 minutes with the same device as applying the heat of a halogen heater to my face. Of course it had no effect. In the ward, medical expenses are free for junior high school students, so there is no parental expense, but since the fee is paid from the health insurance, I felt that I was leading to unnecessary treatment and paying the insurance premium. I even thought about calling the ward office. In addition, I was advised to use clean blue and transparent soap (which is expensive because it is not covered by insurance). I will never go again. After that, when I went to another hospital, the water irritation was completely cured with one treatment.

Looking at other reviews, some people have a very low rating, but I thought it was a very good hospital. There are two reasons why I thought it was good. First, the treatment policy and effects are solid. In the first place, the skin is not completely healed in 2 weeks or 1 month. The skin must be constantly maintained. When I practiced the method taught by the teacher and the prescribed medicine "continuously", the symptoms were alleviated. (Prescribed Zebiax, Hildoid, Vilanoa, Lurid, Chinese medicine) And, above all, if you look at the teacher's skin, you will understand that the teacher's skin is very beautiful. I thought it was proof that it would improve if we continued to work on it over time. Secondly, the doctor's consultation has a chat-like time, but it was relaxing for me, who tends to get nervous. There was nothing else in the word of mouth saying. Last but not least, when I look at the reviews, I see, "Is it really the same hospital? "I think. I personally thought the Earth Dermatology Clinic was a good hospital. Perhaps those who have a low evaluation of treatment have a poor understanding of skin treatment in the first place.

I went there more than two years ago. Oh yeah, I got a story about my educational background (laughs) There seems to be a complex in being from Niigata University. I mentioned that the level is lower in the medical school of the national university, but why is it demeaning even though the national medical school is amazing? Also, there seems to be a complex in being a dermatologist, and I was told that doctors in other departments would make me foolish. I wish I had become a doctor in another department. What's more, even if my aunt told me, I could only say "Hah ...". I went with a housewife's eczema, but the prescribed medicine worked and the examination was proper. The reason I went was a recommendation from my mother. The 80-year-old mother seems to like this teacher and will go if there is anything. I wonder if I wouldn't talk about my educational background to the elderly. But I won't go anymore.

I've been there for two years, but decided not to take the opportunity to see him today. When I was told to prescribe a new Chinese medicine and asked, "What kind of effective medicine is it?" Was prescribed with. Patients need to know what treatments and prescriptions will be given to their symptoms. I couldn't understand today's response because it was a hospital I trusted and attended. The following is information sharing based on the experience I have spent for two years, based on the fact that it is in other reviews. I'm glad if you can use it as a reference. It is expensive to give medicines that are similar to most of the symptoms because they are not generic. As for being a doctor with a strong habit, I think that it is as in other reviews. However, the medicines prescribed were effective for me in terms of treatment.

Write a Google review for the first time. It was a really scary and painful experience, and I felt that patient information sharing was necessary as long as there was such a function. I was worried about acne and asked. Starting with the teacher's educational background and work history, when I was asked about my educational background and told that I was out of a private university, the teacher's attitude changed. I was angry that I came to the hospital because of acne, so I just left the room. Is it okay for the nurse who noticed the incident to come in a few minutes later? I was almost crying when I was asked, but it became an accounting as it was. For the first time, my life was denied at the hospital, and I was really scared of the high-pressure attitude. However, I learned that selecting a hospital by referring to Google reviews is one thing.