山本ファミリア皮膚科 駒沢公園

There are various reviews, but I was very good. There are always things that don't fit, and there are always people. I don't know until I go and talk. For many years, I went to a hospital where my scalp eczema didn't heal and I was introduced to various reviews, but I don't know the cause of stress at any of the hospitals, but I'm stressed by just looking at it. It is decided that it is left unwashed. I was really in trouble, so I knew for the first time why eczema appeared there. Also, both hospitals that had been affected until the product on my face came to me were misdiagnosed, and I was diagnosed properly for the first time here. I didn't know the cause of either of them, and I couldn't get rid of them for a long time with only steroids for the time being, but it has improved considerably in a week. I will continue to be careful in various ways. Thank you very much.

Thanks to the prescription of Kampo and improvement of my constitution, the itching of the genital area, which had been recurring for nearly 10 years, has disappeared. If you are suffering from recurrence of itching, you should try receiving it once. I also do garlic injections and shiratama infusions, but there are nurses who are not good at injecting, so I got 4 stars.

I went by atopy. The teacher's attitude was very bad. As you say, it was a tame mouth and an arrogant attitude. The consultation time is about 5 minutes, and I feel like I want to finish it quickly with a very quick talk. I received steroids, but when I applied them, it became very itchy. I went there for a long time because of my life ... Please understand that for the teacher, even just one guest, we patients really want help. I wanted you to take a closer look. I learned that there are doctors like this. postscript I applied the steroid I received because I was told that it would be better to apply steroids sooner. However, it did not improve at all. If I had no choice but to go to a Chinese medicine pharmacy, it was not atopy. It is said that waste products are stagnant and eczema is appearing. I am currently undergoing Kampo treatment, but it was more effective than steroids.

First of all, the attitude of women in their late 20s at the reception is bad. It's true that I'm late for the scheduled time, but the attitude of blocking people talking and talking over them should not be the response of the window that is the face of the hospital. In the first place, it would be great if I went on time because of the reservation, so I was just a little late for the appointment time during the morning consultation hours. It just so happens that there aren't any people to see me today, so I just want to finish the morning medical examination early. There can be no attitude of putting a bill in front of the end of the morning medical treatment reception when responding at the reception. The doctor also puts you on the shelf that you can't get rid of it, and when you talk about what you've seen elsewhere, you're overtly moody. If the doctor is a doctor, you can see that other employees also have a bad attitude. There is an urge to prevent infection, and it is unpleasant to overtly close the urge because I do not want to get infected without properly checking the condition of my skin. My skin was really rough and I had hay fever, so I had a terrible response even though I had to take a break from work. If you don't talk about Chinese medicine from here, you won't be able to prescribe it, and you're a terrible doctor and hospital who can't stand the position of a patient who is worried and has a hard time. It may be good if the skin symptoms are easy to understand, such as wanting only the minimum amount of medicine or the usual ones, but this hospital is not suitable for people who are suffering from rough skin without really knowing the cause. There is no such thing as listening to the patient's story. Patients may have come to Komazawa somehow, but I think that patients will not come soon. What medicine do you want, putting on the shelf what you can't cure? It doesn't work. A doctor who has little idea of ​​what the other person is worried about and what he wants to do. It is recommended not to go. It's like the Chinese medicine also suggested and researched it. Did he have proper experience and opened the hospital? It's a terrible hospital. Not recommended.

I have had severe atopy since I was a child, and I have been out of stealth for about 15 years since my late 20s. Nine years ago, when I was busy with work and tried to rely on medicine, I repeatedly fell asleep without healing. An acquaintance introduced me to Dr. Ayako, and I was taken care of at the hospital where I was working at that time. I graduated from a good condition with very careful palpation, explanation of muscle, lymph, and blood function, why skin inflammation occurs, massage, walking, and exercise. Seven years later, this year, atopy worsened throughout the body due to excessive stress, so I searched for Ayako-sensei online and consulted. He remembered me. As before, he carefully examined from various angles such as palpation and posture, and taught me how to do light exercise and massage for each part of the body. The swelling is also severe, and I have them prescribe Chinese medicine for inflammation and swelling, anti-itch for the night, 2 types of steroids, and non-steroids around the eyes. The exudate on my back, chest, and abdomen was scabbed at night, and the next day I had a scab. It seems that the Chinese medicine was suitable, and on the night of the day I started drinking, I went to the bathroom many times and did I have so much water? I got urine as much as I thought. The exudate got worse and got wet to the sheets, but it stopped suddenly. It's very easy to move your body. I was too weak mentally, but the next day my heart became lighter and I was fine. It's a completely different world than before using the medicine. I haven't taken medicine since I was in my early twenties, but if Kampo and weak itching prevent it so much, my body and mind will be well. I think it's best to prepare for a stress-free life, posture, and exercise while using the medicine well. I have been stubbornly trying to cure myself, but I am deeply grateful to meet Dr. Ayako for taking good care of my body and outside.

It was written on the HP [It is a clinic where you can feel free to contact us for any minor skin problems]. After the vaccination, she had a rash, so she visited the clinic. When I consulted with other skin problems, I was told, "It's not worth the medical examination." I think you should change the catch phrase.

I have been suffering from atopy for 40 years since I was a child, and I have been looking for a good hospital. After taking the advice from the teacher seriously and executing it, the redness subsided in one week and the skin changed to good condition in two weeks. What was the condition of the rustling ruggedness that had been going on for many years in a month? I feel like. Until now, I was just applying the medicine as the dermatologist told me, but there is no doubt that the effect has been accelerated because of the advice that gives instructions on how to use the body and posture. If I didn't do it, I would say "I didn't do it properly" -I'll follow my cousin, so I'll burst into laughter. It's a pleasant and laughing examination because the teacher clearly tells me what's wrong. However, I can definitely say that you can expect an improvement effect only if you take it seriously and apply the medicine yourself and manage your body every day. I hope that the number of people who improve spicy atopy will increase as much as possible.

It's still the first time, but I'm very satisfied with the very nice teachers and staff and the reasonable price. I've been to various hospitals so far, but I'm so knowledgeable that other teachers can answer quickly even if they don't answer. Atopy, who has been suffering for many years, got better immediately thanks to the advice on breathing and posture. Before I went home, I was happy to hear that he said, "If you can breathe, you will be cured." I'll do my best. Also thank you.