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Every time I talked with my doctor (director) from home, I was told that I would be back home, so I was consulted with him on the other day the other day. On the spot, "I stopped taking the medicine myself" "I am not trying to cure" "I am not completely relieved by the medicine" "I feel bad" "I do not listen to what I say" "Why I do not cure" "I have you I can not cure without more medicine. " Naturally, my family was stunned in response to this remark that was different from the facts. This doctor (director) is not a suitable person in the place where heal his mind, and I can say with confidence that this person is disqualified from human beings. I have been through for a year. I regret very much. I thought that it would be helpful for those who are suffering from the same symptoms and wondering which medical institution they are going to go. Additional 6/7 Doctors on Tuesday talk to me well and they also work on clinical advice and mindfulness, so doctors on Tuesday are fine. Additional recording 6/25 When I continued to walk more than 10000 steps a day with the advice of the doctor on Tuesday, it has improved. I am still taking medication, but if it is good, I have improved to a level of how to take medication. If you are in trouble, I think that you may have a few consultations on Tuesday in parallel with other psychosomatic medicines and decide what to do.

I think it is a hospital that should not be a psychiatrist. First of all, the man at the reception is really high pressure. I cannot deny the feeling of talking looking down on the patient. This is not an atmosphere that welcomes people who are injured in psychiatry. The teacher does not speak from the patient's point of view, and he is not a teacher who accepts the patient's sorrowful cry and moves flexibly. A teacher who doesn't change his mind.

I have been going to the hospital for several years. I do not say that I do not recommend psychosomatic medicine, but I think that it is compatible with the attending physician or not. I don't know until I talk to my teacher. It's the same in every clinic. There are many hospitals that didn't suit me no matter how good the reviews were. I go to the Kokoro Care Clinic because it suits me. Shennong-sensei is the attending physician, but he certainly prescribes a lot of medicine. However, I want you to escape from sleep with medicine in a difficult situation. I was told that I wanted to not give up my life even a little, so I accepted it. Now that I'm stable, I consulted with my teacher and I've reduced my medication. It is out of the question to adjust the drug yourself. I think the decision lies with the doctor, not myself. As with any clinic, the consultation hours are short, so if you don't summarize the requirements, you won't be able to tell your doctor. If you speak with a bulleted note or give the note to the teacher, it will be transmitted smoothly. "Don't listen to the patient" in the word-of-mouth Is it 100% a doctor's problem? I have a question. Dr. Shennong, the director of the hospital, is far from the image of a doctor who looks clean. There are times when the volume of the voice is inaudible. The first visitor may wonder, "Is it really okay ...?" This is my personal opinion, but I think that Dr. Shennong is a psychosomatic physician who wants to help patients. In fact, he once cried with me who was crying. He is more friendly than any doctor. That's why I am indebted. I'm really glad to meet this clinic. The receptionist is also kind to women. I thought that men were unfriendly and poor at choosing words. (That is the only point that reduced the evaluation by one) I'm sorry for the disorganized comments, but I hope to find a doctor that suits you as soon as possible.

I think Mr. Shinno is a doctor who cannot diagnose developmental disorders. He has been prescribing alprazolam and zolpidem for over 10 years, despite depression with secondary disabilities due to the autism spectrum and ADHD. It's not a policy that doesn't tell the diagnosis, but it's not possible to diagnose as a skill. It's been 10 years, so I think I could have connected the diagnosis, psychoeducation, examination, and welfare. I was surprised that there could be no Juntendo University doctor. I am surprised that there is still such a doctor. Only major depression works perfectly with antidepressants. Alprazolam and zolpidem in large quantities for more than 10 years are bad for depression as a secondary disorder of developmental disorders whose background is not psychosis.

He gave me a sleeping pill when I couldn't sleep because of trouble, and an anxiolytic when I was sometimes anxious. My doctor didn't give me a detailed explanation about the drug, I was just told that it was a mild drug. According to an online survey, the prescribed drug is addictive. I registered on a site where I can consult a doctor for a fee and inquired about prescription drugs. After that, I asked another doctor who could talk on the phone for a second opinion. I ended up throwing away the anxiolytics. I enjoyed talking and had a tongue-in-cheek, but I thought he was a good teacher and continued to go for sleeping pills. The consultation time is short and free, so I think it is a clinic suitable for busy people. It's for adults.

I thought he was a doctor with thoughts that didn't suit the times. I get angry when I speak at my own discretion and say something that doesn't fit the doctor's idea. Is it normal for such a person to be in psychiatry? On the contrary, I thought that going to the hospital would have the opposite effect, so I changed the clinic.

According to HP, he is a strange teacher who opened a psychosomatic medicine department after working "as a brain surgeon and as a life-saving emergency doctor". There is no description of experience working in psychosomatic medicine or psychiatry at university hospitals or major hospitals like other psychosomatic physicians. I think that pediatric adolescent outpatients require highly specialized knowledge, but I will talk based on my own experience. At the first visit, a Baum test and a psychological test are performed, but the face-to-face consultation time is short, and although the main treatment is medication, the explanation of the medicine was "surprisingly sleep, but don't worry." The face-to-face examination took about 5 minutes. There seems to be a standard medicine, and the reception is also a pharmacy, so it is prescribed in the hospital. After I stopped going to this hospital, I was transferred to another psychosomatic medicine department, but since I use an out-of-hospital pharmacy, the explanation of the medicine was polite, and if I was too sleepy, I was recommended to reduce the medicine. There are few psychosomatic medicine departments that are outpatients for adolescence, and many of them are crowded, so it is often one month and two months before making an appointment. This can be booked right away, which makes me feel like I'm hungry for straw, but straw is straw.

For the past seven years, I will meet with the director once a month to talk to him, but I think it would be good if he could get some medicine because he would listen to me and the medical examination would be completed immediately like a chat. The teacher on Monday is too mechanical and I'm not good at it. The teacher on Tuesday is crowded because he is kind. The man at the reception is also good as it is just strong.