Fujimuranaikageka Clinic - Shinjuku City

I thought it was appropriate

The teacher asked a lot of questions and did a thorough examination, and explained what to do. It's very cheap with insurance. I don't have to go anywhere after the hospital because I will give the medicine there. Thank you very much!

The examination was very polite and I felt relieved. It's basically like an in-hospital prescription, so it's helpful.

It was a questionable medical treatment. He had a medical examination because he had been suffering from gastroenteritis since the beginning of the year and he had bloody stools. Since my first visit was to a general internal medicine department in my neighborhood, I visited this hospital, which was described as "Gastroenterology", to see a specialist doctor for the second time. It was quite vacant, and within 10 minutes from the reception, my name was called and I went to the examination room. The teacher asked me a few questions, and it was a normal practice until I checked the state of the throat, the sound of the chest and abdomen, and the feeling of touching the abdomen, but since then the teacher has been groaning "Hmm". I started staring contest with notes. The nurse who couldn't see the situation asked some questions such as "Have you ever had bloody stools?" "Can you take the medicine by mouth?" I'm just groaning. Eventually, the nurse said, "I think the reason why blood comes out is that there is a lot of diarrhea ..." "Please wait in the waiting room because I will give you similar medicine." Diarrhea. It is strange that as a person who is receiving money for medical treatment, he is only groaning and does not give any advice on how to spend his time in the future or how to take medicine. I couldn't hear any of the doctor's views, and I couldn't understand why I came to the hospital just by being told the findings in the form of a nurse's vague impression. If even a nurse can provide medical care, isn't it impossible to explain why doctors and nurses get different salaries? Even more mysterious was how to deliver the medicine. When you take medicine at a regular pharmacy, you will receive detailed confirmation and explanations such as what medicine is prescribed for how many days, whether it suits your symptoms, and when to take it. It seems that he was prescribing directly in the hospital at this hospital, but he was only given a bag of medicine carelessly at the time of the return checkout, and he was not given any explanation about what medicine was in it. Of course, the doctor was groaning all the time during the medical examination, so I never received an explanation there. What if you give me a different medicine? I'm not very familiar with the rules around here, but I thought I should at least explain what the medicine was for and how many days it was. As for doctors, it seems that there are different teachers for each day of the week and time, so it may be that the teacher who was in charge of me changed (it was Monday afternoon). However, I felt that I should at least hire a doctor who can explain the findings of the medical treatment to the patient in order to make money for medical treatment as a hospital.