Iwai orthopedic medical hospital - Edogawa City

My son was taken care of by surgery for herniated disc I've heard that herniated discs can be cured without surgery, and I was at a loss because I couldn't deny the risk of recurrence, but my son seems to be too painful at the level of surgery, so I took the plunge. Good setup from the first visit It takes only 5 days from hospitalization to discharge! I am glad that the pain has disappeared after the operation. Thank you to Dr. Baba and all the nurses. I couldn't visit because of the influence of Corona I was able to leave it with confidence The hospital is well cleaned and you can use it comfortably. However, I would like you to stop the act of pointing the infrared thermometer at the forehead (pineal gland) at the entrance of the corona sickness. I thought it was not something that people working in the medical field would do.

I am indebted to herniated disc. Since it is shaped, it is very crowded from the morning. There is a charge for those who are very painful or paralyzed, but it seems that time reservations can be made. On the official homepage, there is an icon in the red frame that says "Severe pain or paralysis", so it will be easier to understand if you open it. Currently, as a measure against corona, it takes a little time to go inside after measuring the temperature, disinfecting, and conducting a light interview at the entrance. The teachers, nurses, and technicians who are in charge are very kind people, and when you hear anxiety or worries, they will listen to you and answer what you can answer. When the pain was so strong that I couldn't help it, I was able to detect it and have a quick medical examination, which helped me with less burden. He also consulted on whether to perform surgery based on the symptoms or to preserve it, and told me that surgery is not absolutely necessary. He also taught me that there are people who can completely get rid of pain by surgery, people who can't get rid of pain, and people who can get rid of pain over time. Most of them said that they could get rid of the pain, but there are some people who can't get rid of the pain, so it may be because of their constitution that they can't get rid of the pain completely. I thought. At the time of hospitalization, it was said that there was no room charge for the large room (6 person room), but now it seems that the number of beds has been reduced by corona measures and 4 people are working on it. By the way, it seems that the room charge will be charged from the quadruple room, and the room charge will also increase in the double room and private room. The ward is just beautiful. The food is delicious and voluminous. The shower room is located on the second floor of the ward and requires reservation. It seems that towels can be borrowed free of charge for quadruple rooms and private rooms. The time is 40 minutes and there is a hairdryer. The body soap is a dub, and the shampoo is a merit rinse-in, so you can borrow it even if you don't. Since there is no in-hospital pharmacy, outpatient prescriptions are prescribed at the dandelion pharmacy, which is located outside the hospital. I had the impression that the main store was relatively vacant. Both pharmacists are very kind and caring, and I am grateful. This time, I was personally happy, but I was very happy that the nurse, who was very helpful at the first visit, remembered me and was worried when I passed by in the corridor. It was. > After 4 hours after the operation, I was able to go to the bathroom by myself, and I was very happy to be able to use it without the hellish pain before the operation. Also, I was very happy to be able to sit, stand, walk, and do this without any pain. While spending time at home after discharge, I struggled to bend down at first, but as the days went by, I could do more things, and by the time 10 days after the operation, I had fallen to the floor. Even if I lean a little to pick it up, I can now do it without pain. Climbing the stairs and climbing steep hills is a little painful, but most of the others are comfortable. I think there are individual differences depending on the content and constitution of the surgery, but I am glad that I had the surgery this time. I can't thank my teacher because the hellish days of lying down, standing, sitting, and walking are gone like a lie. If anyone is experiencing the same kind of suffering, I highly recommend that you visit.

Visited the hospital with a new coronavirus vaccine. The worst response is that you don't want to add a star. The internal medicine doctor who is interviewing speaks tame words from beginning to end. I couldn't hear the name because I had a bad ear I started to get sick. The explanation is also extremely appropriate. Bring your medicine notebook to your doctor The page of the medicine I am currently taking Even though I make it visible Regardless, "Are you taking medicine now?" A conversation that says, "What are you drinking?" Because there are many types of drinks To give one type, "Aso." "Ah, it hurts when I hit it, I may have a fever If you get a fever, buy a commercially available antipyretic. " The interview is over. impossible. In my case, at another hospital I go to The ones from companies that are famous for antipyretics I'm told not to take too much When I tell the nurse again, The doctor at the desk opposite With a voice that I dare to hear "So buy loxonin!" Looking from above from beginning to end. It seems that there is only this one in internal medicine The second time I will endure it I don't want to go to internal medicine again. Vaccine is free and many people want it There may be a lot of people to judge This is the first time I have had such a worst interview. If you haven't booked yet You should make an appointment elsewhere and have a medical examination.

I am currently going to the hospital here. I think that the care and response of nurses to patients is really kind. It's always crowded, but everyone is cheerful and highly conscious of work, and I'm always impressed. Good luck in the future.

It took me before. I had surgery for a herniated disc. In conclusion, it doesn't seem to suit me. It was an operation to remove the hernia with an endoscope, but it did not heal to that extent. I continued to go there for about half a year after the operation, but the doctor said, "Why don't you change your job?" The clerk also laughed at me with my nose and complained to the clerk. It was always crowded and kept waiting. I was sent a post-operative questionnaire several times, but did not reply.

2nd floor inpatient ward The nurses are very good at dealing with patients. Hospitality that is close to the patient. I feel even better if I am hospitalized for a long time rather than for a short time. A veteran nurse (male in his 40s) polite Compassionate response is perfect. Female nurses are feminine and supple. An experience that you will never forget in your life.

November 2021 Surgery for lumbar disc hernia at Iwai Orthopedic Internal Medicine Hospital in the vortex of corona. [Background / feeling] ● The hospital I arrived at in the 3rd opinion was Iwai Orthopedic Internal Medicine Hospital. ● It's certainly crowded. I had to wait for the first consultation, but since I can make an appointment for the second consultation, the consultation and examination will proceed smoothly. ● The attending physician was Director Iwai (Chairman), but I asked questions about things I didn't understand or were worried about during the surgery, but I was relieved that he answered clearly without giving a vague answer. ● The teacher tried various medicines. I'm glad that you chose the medicine and block injection that suits me. ● At first, it was a conservative therapy (I experienced more than 5 times of medicine and block injection in total), but when I sat down and stood up without holding anything, I could not get up from the bed due to severe pain and I could not stand up. The situation where I couldn't sit down and the toilet was difficult. When I cough or sneeze, my lower back hurts, my legs become difficult to lift, and I can't do anything anymore. I did. After a medical examination and taking an MRI, the intervertebral disc pops out and hangs down, just like the image on the internet, and it is pressing the nerves ... "In this state, you should have surgery! He told me in detail about the surgery, but if the surgery failed, it would be a bad idea, so on that day I asked him to "eliminate this pain" and asked him to make a block injection of Mikusu as a strong medicine. After that, the pain was relieved and I was resting at home. However, when I remember that severe pain again, I should have an operation! I decided to have an operation. ● Most of the nurses at the reception, medical examination and hospitalization were also good. ● I think the inside of the hospital (waiting room, toilet, hospital room) is cleaner than other hospitals. ● The length of hospital stay was 6 days (discharged on the 3rd day after surgery). ● I felt that the volume of meals during hospitalization was small for young adult men. There was no shop in the hospital. In addition, it is prohibited to bring it into the hospital, and there are vending machines for drinks. ● I was very grateful that free Wi-Fi was spread throughout the hospital. ● It was easy because the pharmacy is in front of the hospital. ● Last but not least, I chose Iwai Orthopedic Internal Medicine Hospital, which has a proven record of surgery in Japan, as the 3rd opinion. There are many teachers in the hospital, but in the end I thought it was a relationship of trust between the patient and the attending physician. And, as a result, I have an individual opinion, but I am glad that I had surgery at Iwai Orthopedic Internal Medicine Hospital and the pain disappeared, and I was happy to have surgery with the joy of living a normal private life. Now that my lower back is in good physical condition, I can start playing sports normally, starting from flexibility. Dr. Iwai ... Thank you very much.