Ebata Hospital - Mito

I visited the clinic hoping for a painless delivery, but I was surprised by the doctor who uttered ridiculous rants. At the beginning of each examination, I was disgusted by hearing many complaints from other patients. At one point, I doubted my ears when I was told, "I'll always kill you." When I asked about my basal body temperature, I suddenly got sick. I had a feeling of distrust until then, but this time I was transferred to another hospital because I didn't want to meet this teacher again. When I told this story to a friend who works in other gynecology departments in the city, he said, "There are many people who are transferred from Ebata Gynecology Department for the same reason. . ”Was said. I really felt uncomfortable at Ebata Gynecology.

I gave birth to two people at this hospital. Due to my husband's work, I moved to Ibaraki during my first pregnancy and was transferred to a hospital where I could deliver painlessly, but as a result, I am really glad that I was taken care of by this hospital. There is a teacher who will thoroughly examine each patient. Teachers who always believe in "baby first" always have clear and easy-to-understand explanations. The examination also provides guidance on how to spend time during pregnancy and exercise. After entering the stable period, I was advised to go to the pool, and thanks to that, the birth was surprisingly smooth both times. Both the first and second were scheduled to have a planned labor analgesia, but the second one had labor pains the night before hospitalization ...! Although it was midnight, the teacher rushed in, so I was able to give birth safely in time for anesthesia. The receptionist and the nurses are very comfortable, and even if you have a medical examination with a little bit, they will be kind to you. Sometimes doctors say it's tough, but all of them are words that think about pregnant women and babies, so it was encouraging during pregnancy.

I gave birth in February after returning home. Although it was a corona virus, it was accepted. I was looking for a maternity hospital that was painless, and the other maternity hospitals responded quite badly, but the response was really good here. As you all wrote, I can't make a reservation for the first visit, but from the second time I was able to make a reservation. Although the waiting time is long, as you can see from the consultation, each person will be faced with the consultation. I was the same teacher from start to finish because my plan was painless. It seems that there are pros and cons, but is it a matter of compatibility? I can only say that. I saw online information that planned painlessness also hurts, but in fact, there was no pain at all after anesthesia. The nurses and midwives are also kind and often come to the room during hospitalization and listen to their stories. The teacher often comes to the room not only during childbirth and rounds, but also during hospitalization. I couldn't visit or witness because of the corona illness, but I wanted to stay in the hospital for a long time with a generous follow-up. It was my first birth, but I wanted to give birth here again next time.

I don't mind nurses and midwives. I'm playing with my smartphone behind the curtain in the next room I'm seeing. The patient is watching. Accounting also takes too long.

I am also a victim of sudden rants from my son's doctor. Seeing a number of other low-rated reviews, I'm convinced. When I asked a question about delivery during the examination, my attitude changed suddenly. I was suddenly sharpened, "Are you licking?" You can't believe it, right? I never asked a rude question. Until this day, I was shocked because I thought it was rather kind enough to be hot. Isn't it manic? After leaving the examination room, the nurse apologized for being sorry. From ancient times, it seems that busy days are overcapacity and rant. Even now, as time goes by, just remembering it makes me simmer. May no more victims be born.

The director's son-sensei picked it up, but he was a good teacher, wasn't he? Looking at the reviews of other people, I was thrilled that he was a terrible teacher, but he was very kind and friendly, and I was very impressed by the fact that he sutured the scratches on the episiotomy very neatly. Is it a matter of compatibility that doesn't fit? The nurses were kind and gave birth in anxiety due to the corona, but I was able to give birth safely with peace of mind. All the rice in the hospital was delicious. In particular, I was surprised at the festive set and was impressed by how delicious it was.

The second child is painless and the third child is outpatient. Mr. Takaro is a very good teacher and he is kind to me, he looks at the echo well, and I am glad that he was born safely with almost no damage to the perineum after childbirth. The midwife who was in charge of the day was also a good person to support me well. I was a little troubled when I was told that the rules of the visit were different depending on the staff, because the rules were not set because of the corona whirlpool during hospitalization. You can rest assured that some outpatient nurses will kindly talk to you. However, I understand that I am busy, but some of the receptionists are in trouble because the response is terrible. Did you explain before that you didn't hear about the application for maternity leave? I was told something like that and I didn't understand it, so I was told that it's usually 〇〇 even though I'm listening. I don't have to give birth dozens of times, so I was very uncomfortable even though I didn't understand it normally. When a certain symptom became severe and I wanted to see a doctor on the day, I contacted him that the reception time might be delayed because he was from a distance, and he told me that it would be okay if it was a little, so I was told that the reception was over. However, I should have said that I couldn't get a medical examination if the reception was delayed because I was calling all the way. After all, I was able to get a medical examination by having the teacher ask me that day. I'm also a medical professional, but I think it's pretty terrible in the office work I've been involved with. Is this a private hospital in the countryside? It may be that he is doing his job well, but it makes me feel very uncomfortable with how to say it. I think it is better to educate people about hospitality. There is no painless hospital in the neighborhood and the teacher is a good teacher, so I go there, but I am depressed.

Thank you for everything from infertility treatment to labor analgesia. The teacher has a strong habit as the word of mouth says. People who are not good at it will definitely not be good, but I was fine. I felt painless and wanted to spend peace, so I had to be a little careful and put up with it, but every time I was treated very carefully. Many of the nurses were kind, and the other staff members had a polite impression. Regarding labor analgesia, I had a really painless and comfortable hospitalized life at the time of delivery, but since it is still a minor delivery method, I had a hard time collecting information and was worried. I thought that I could choose painless delivery with peace of mind if the hospital also held a briefing session. I can get an explanation from the teacher and a booklet for labor analgesia, but the content is insufficient. It's a hospital that specializes in labor analgesia, so I'd be happy if you could make it a little more generous.