Horse Surgical Gastroenterology - Chiba

I was worried just about the medical checkup I received at my company, and I was looking for a hospital in Chiba City with an endoscope. My family has many stomach cancers, and since I lost my father to stomach cancer the year before last, I started to feel anxiety that I might get cancer. With endoscopy, it was possible to examine every corner of the stomach, so there were no abnormalities when I actually tried it, but my feelings were clearer. The staff and the teacher who were in charge of the inspection were very happy. The stomach sometimes hurts due to work stress, so I would like to come here if I want to have a gastrointestinal examination.

Since long ago I was worried that my gastrointestinal tract was weak and someday I would develop colorectal cancer, so I decided to have a colonoscopy when I was 40 years old. However, abdominal pain and diarrhea have been continuing recently, and I thought I wouldn't like anything, so I decided to have an endoscopy at the gastroenterology department in Chiba. This was safe because it seemed that I was used to endoscopy, but since I heard that the pain was due to people, I was scared and thrilled on the day, but I overcame because the teacher explained carefully I was able to. Fortunately, there was almost no pain and I was relieved after it was over. I was really relieved to see a beautiful large intestine as a result of viewing with an endoscope.

I went to a cancer checkup with two of my friends. I always thought that I had to have a cancer family because my mother and grandmother had breast cancer. At the time of breast cancer screening, both of them were the first mammography, so I was nervous that it would be a lot of pain. Of course it was so painful (laughs). However, it was not an unbearable pain, and there was a greater sense of security when the result was “no problem”. My friend told me that he didn't hurt at all. The teacher will also give you a careful examination, and it is safe as a family hospital because the facilities are well-equipped and you can receive most examinations. This time my father will be tested for H. pylori. I look forward to working with you.

[A very reliable teacher] Ever since I was at the Chiba M Center, I have been indebted to gastrocamera, mammography, and colon examination. The gastrocamera finishes smoothly without any painful feelings every time whether it is compatible with the teacher's skill. I have been examined at other hospitals, but I wonder if the pain is eliminated by light anesthesia ... It is the teacher's skill to say that this hospital does not feel pain only with normal throat anesthesia. I'm sure it's good. Among the various teachers, the good thing about the director of this hospital is that he looks at the patient's eyes, listens carefully, and gives a medical examination ... This is the reason why he has been indebted for many years.

It takes less than a few seconds, not just a second, after the story is over, and it cuts while saying "Thank you." It's probably the voice of a middle-aged woman who says she's a good old man, but I don't think she's a member of society. Well, it depends on the person in charge. However, I was told by phone how bad the response was, so I didn't have to worry about it locally. thank you.

☆ I don't want to add 1 either. Receptionist, doctor, nurse ... I thought it was messy overall. I have decided not to go anymore, but I will post a review with the hope that the number of patients who feel unpleasant will not increase here. When I was passed through the room, I was asked about my symptoms while facing my computer. I couldn't say that it was less than 1 minute in total in the 5 minutes of medical examination, so I just faced the computer without looking at it. Then, while facing the computer again, input while muttering "○○ (disease name) ..." in a small voice. He didn't tell me the name of the disease or diagnosis, and after being told, "It's over, you can go home," I asked myself, "Am I XX?" (The reply is "That's right?") During the palpation, the nurse guided me to the bed, but after that, I was told to "raise my hips" and lowered my skirt vigorously. I got up unintentionally. There was no word "I'll take down my skirt", and I thought that there was no consideration for privacy or shame. Since I was asked to return the diagnosis name, I asked myself about it, so I asked him to give me an explanation of the illness itself and precautions (as a result of my investigation, there were important things to be aware of regarding food, etc.). There is no explanation for the side effects of the drug. Is it okay if I just give out the medicine? Or does it mean that the patient should look it up on his own? There were 3 patients in the waiting room before the examination and about 10 after the examination, but I don't think that busyness does not mean that medical care is neglected.

[Reliable teacher] Thank you for your help with the endoscope this time. I thought it would be painful when I swallowed the camera, but it seemed that he was watching the timing, so I entered it relatively smoothly. I was very relieved because the nurse rubbed my back and talked to me. The examination itself is completed smoothly, the explanation after the examination is very easy to understand, and I think that the teacher's skill is good. Throat anesthesia was enough. Even when you are anxious about your symptoms, you can see and listen to the story, and it is easy to consult about medicines and explain. The staff seems to be moving more quickly, and the overall process is smooth, so I don't remember having to wait in vain. The clinic is clean and well-equipped, and there are many consultation dates and times, so it's easy to go home after work or on Saturdays when you're worried about your physical condition. It is really helpful as a family clinic.

As a family doctor, I think you can trust it very much. It's just a personal impression, so I think each person receives it, but I'm really grateful for it. My chest hurts so much that I went to see the doctor. There are many doctors who are sitting at the desk when they are sent to the doctor's office, but this teacher always faces me when he comes in, so I feel like I'm facing the patient. It's a good impression. When I see a doctor, I get nervous about how to talk, but he kindly asks me, "What happened?", So I felt it was very easy to talk to. As with any hospital, I think that you are listening after understanding what you wrote on the paper. I was so worried that I couldn't help but decided to take a look with an endoscope, and I was able to enter the examination date smoothly. Looking at it with an endoscope, it didn't seem to be a serious illness, but he found the cause. From my point of view, I asked quite a lot about how long I should take medicine, how long I should be cured, and what kind of life I should live because it is an aggravating illness, but please answer each one properly. rice field. He explained exactly what he needed, what he didn't need, what he was careful about, and what he didn't have to worry about. Thanks to the doctor's diagnosis and prescription, my illness soon recovered, and I don't like medicine so much, so I consult with my teacher to check the progress. When I overdo it, I get sick because I am self-employed, but in such a case, I immediately see my teacher and deal with it. Most of the hospitals use a personal computer to input medical records electronically, so you don't have to worry while you are inputting. You can rest assured that you will be able to record your symptoms properly. I don't remember in detail when and what happened to my symptoms, which is helpful. Regarding medicines, I manage myself with my medicine notebook. Since I'm a person who researches various things myself, I often ask questions and order medicines, so other teachers sometimes scold me, "You're not a doctor!" This teacher always listens to me and gives me the right medicine. I didn't want to go to the hospital because of the corona, but I was relieved because there were infection control measures such as waiting chairs and I had to wait in vain at this hospital.