j Clinic - Okazaki

When a child in the first grade of elementary school cried for fear of seeing a tube in his nose, he said, "Is this child normal grade?" After this I will have an allergy test, so I got angry if I had to stop crying until then. When I told an acquaintance that I went to the otolaryngology here, I was surprised to go to such a place. I don't go there, but I want to erase it from my memory.

When the child was 1 year old, he was examined three times for otitis media. The nurse is always expressionless, and when the teacher sucks the child's nose, about five people hold it down. If you move even a little, the teacher will give instructions with your eyes and hold the child's body tighter. The teacher sits silently until he is in a position he likes, even if the child will cry. After the examination, the child is taken to a nurse and has time to talk one-on-one with the teacher. I was scolded for a word about the result of the examination and how I was as a parent. The first time, as a parent, I felt sorry for my child, and as the teacher said, I woke up sleeping during the day and at night and sucked my nose. The second time, I was scolded for not improving the situation. I was asked if I was sucking my nose properly, and when I answered, I was even quicker and asked, "Are you gargling your hands?" When I told him I wasn't gargling, I was scolded, saying, "Gargling is natural." Can you gargle at the age of one? I was wondering, but I decided to think that other children might be able to do it. The third time, the situation hadn't changed and I was told, "If it doesn't improve next time, it's an incision!" I'm ignorant, I don't know what the incision is, and it's an important child, so when I asked for an explanation, I was further scolded, "Because you aren't managing it properly in the first place! ..." and asked me a question at all. I didn't get it. I thought it wasn't right for me, so I moved to another hospital. When I asked if an incision was necessary at the next hospital, he said, "Each teacher has their own way of thinking, but I don't think it is necessary." And be sure to ask "Are there any other questions?" At the end. When the nurse sucks his nose, he says, "It's okay. Good! Good! Good luck!" I think that hospitals are also made up of connections between people.

The teacher was very overwhelmed by the way he looked from above, which made me feel very unpleasant. I was told that my child had otitis media because my parents didn't suck my runny nose every hour. I have no ears to listen to the patient's story at all I don't think I'll go anymore I went to another hospital the next day When I had my ears look inside with a camera and had an examination, I was told that my eardrums were clean and my eardrums were clean. I didn't need any medicine that wasn't otitis media.

I have my child examined. The teacher is always smiling and gives a gentle examination. The medicine works well, so I went to see him several times. But the reception is the worst. Do you make a reservation at the beginning instead of greeting? Ah, Mr. 〇〇, how many times do you listen back? I couldn't reach my voice ... I answered with a voice that echoed in the waiting room lol I answer the phone while talking, and the only response from the reception is too disappointing ...

Even if you want to get medicine for the same symptoms, the examination fee will be high every time because you will have to re-examine when the period opens. The teacher's way of saying is from the top, high pressure and sick. Even if you are told to change your life and personality, there is a limit to your efforts. I paid a high medical examination fee, but the aftertaste was bad and I regretted it, so I will never go again. I understand why the evaluation is bad.

He made an accurate and quick diagnosis. The explanation was easy to understand and I was convinced. Google's rating is low, but I didn't understand why it was low.

About 4 years ago, I had severe dizziness and had a medical examination. There was no abnormality, and after that, I had occasional symptoms, but there was no abnormality. At the end, I was told to go to a psychiatrist because I was not a specialist. When I visited another hospital because I was not convinced, it seemed that I had had Meniere's disease four years ago, and I was told that I had mild deafness. It seems difficult to recover because the consultation was late. It was judged by one consultation and interview. Mr. j was inspecting every time, but did he not understand? The medical examination fee is also expensive compared to that. I didn't get the result of the test. At this age, I had mild deafness, and when I lived as it was, I felt a lot of resentment.

The medical examination is accurate. I'm a doctor, so it's strict, but the camera I put in through my nose doesn't hurt. Even if you do it elsewhere, it only hurts. The teacher here is good at it. The medical records are properly reviewed and responded to the medicines that do not fit.