新ゆり武内クリニック

The reception staff and nurses were kind and polite, and the process from reception to checkout was very smooth. The teacher certainly feels a little unfriendly (laughs), but please explain it in an easy-to-understand manner. It is a clinic that even women can attend with peace of mind.

I am a prescription for medicine, but I am very grateful that the teacher in charge chose the one that fits me well. Since the aftercare is solid, you can spend your time safely after surgery. And above all, I didn't have any complaints about cost because I had a solid technology. I felt very conscientious. It is a clinic that I would like to continue to take care of.

I definitely do not recommend it to anyone who is going to have a venereal disease test or treatment at this hospital. I was infected with chlamydia and started treatment in February. I was prescribed the drug for the first 2 weeks, and after 2 weeks I had a test for confirmation of treatment, but it was positive and I was prescribed the drug again. I repeated this 4 times and there was no sign of healing. During the medical examination during this time, the doctor himself said, "This is the only medicine that works for chlamydia," and he continued to prescribe the same medicine for about three months. I couldn't trust it, and when I tested it at another hospital, it was simply negative. The teacher here doesn't ask in detail as reviewed by other people, he does it like a fluent work, and I think he has very little knowledge about venereal diseases, only clarithromycin, a drug that works for chlamydia. I don't have it ~ Let's study hard ? From the above, we recommend that you never test or treat venereal diseases at this hospital. I don't know about other illnesses, but you can tell the extent of this hospital when the medical examination is not close to the patient. I hope that those who see this will not waste time and money.

The teacher is the worst. And it's very expensive. If you don't tell the patient's eyes or even the result of the urine test, just say "Blood test" and ask what the number was, the examination will be completed in about 10 seconds. The nursing staff other than the teacher is wonderful, but. I went there for three years, but in the unlikely event that I couldn't trust this teacher, I changed to a clinic in front of Seijo Gakuen Station. The teacher has the worst personality but no skill, so I thought I couldn't find the illness even if I continued to go.

You will be charged a large amount each time. This is because the examination fee for urine examination is taken into consideration. I have a urine test every time for all patients. Do all patients need a urine test every time? I'm wondering. Each visit lasts 30 seconds, but you don't touch on urinalysis. Before the examination, the staff will give you a paper cup, take a small amount of water in the toilet, and put it out in the bay window. When the staff gives you a paper cup, there is no instruction (how much to take, for what reason, etc.), and there is no number etc. on the paper cup and it is anonymous. I don't think you know which paper cup is who's urine. The other day, I was informed that "the usual toilet is crowded, so please take a urine here" at the first visit to the men's urinal, which was examined for urine pressure and amount for diagnosis. When asked "Where is the paper cup?", He said, "I receive pee under the toilet bowl, so I don't need a paper cup." However, I could not find a paper cup or a container to receive under the toilet bowl. In the first place, is it possible to discharge urine into a toilet bowl used by multiple people and use the urine in the container underneath for an accurate test? The person behind me was immediately guided to the same place, but during that time I didn't have time to clean the toilet bowl. It's tempting to suspect that you're charging a fictitious inspection fee to charge a large sum. I plan to change the hospital soon

I was refused a medical examination because I was prescribed an antipyretic drug at another hospital two days ago. When I asked him why he had a fever and refused to see the doctor, he just said, "It's the teacher's decision," and he couldn't tell me the specific reason. There seems to be no intention to help those in need.

Urinalysis + 15 seconds each time (because the urine is thick, please take water). There is no particular treatment even if there is something wrong. Echo and blood sampling about once every three months. If you ask me to switch to a 2-month cycle for the same examination, I will be refused. There is almost no urology department around Shin-Yurigaoka Station, so I went to the hospital here, but when I switched to another hospital There is no unnecessary urinalysis, no extra medicine, and a polite examination. Moreover, the medical fee is half the price. This hospital is recommended for people who don't have the time, don't worry about the cost, and just need to get the appropriate medicine. I definitely recommend it to my acquaintances. By the way, only the correspondence of nurses and staff is good.

I don't like to write this kind of thing, but I write it as a record because it's too terrible. I had a urine test and an ultrasound test at this clinic. However, the cause of the malfunction is not well understood. After that, the doctor gave me two options, either to take a CT at an external facility and analyze it at our hospital, or to go to a general hospital, so I chose the latter. Naturally, I thought that he would issue a letter of introduction, and when I made the payment, there was no letter of introduction. If the nurse tells you that you want a letter of introduction, you can get a medical examination without it (I know). When I asked him why he didn't give it out, he said he couldn't give it out as long as he interrupted his medical treatment. Why is it a discontinuation of medical treatment to perform two tests and then select one of the options presented from the other side when it is said that the cause is not well understood? If the medical treatment was interrupted, does the doctor have the authority to refuse the issuance even though the patient is asking for a letter of introduction for unknown reasons? I wasn't convinced, so I urged him to issue a letter of introduction, but he said, "I think that's the way it is." However, he repeatedly made remarks that were difficult to understand, but at the end he said "write specially" and issued a letter of introduction. However, the word "special" just gets caught. Isn't it misunderstood that you are a privileged person? Unfortunately, there is no other urology department around Shinyurigaoka Station. In the future, I would like to visit a urology department in the distance or directly to a general hospital and wait for a proper urology department to be established in the neighborhood.