Kobayashi dermatology clinic - Meguro City

First consultation. The waiting room was almost full at the time of the visit, but the turn came around in about 20 minutes. He answered my questions easily, so I was able to finish my consultation with confidence. Then wait for the medicine you have given to heal!

The attending physician has an accurate diagnosis and will listen carefully to the story. Strong steroids are improving the intractable insect bite, but have not been completely cured. Seems reliable. Unfortunately it is still accepted. If you want to see a doctor, you will have to wait for it, your response will be polite, you will have to wait even if you contact us by phone. This is a good example of a staff member making a clinic look bad. After all, it is better to leave HR to management professionals to improve the quality of the organization. Examination p5 Staff p2

It was nice to see a credible dermatologist. He listens to the story properly and is polite. The symptoms that I had been suffering for many years without being cured by other doctors have been alleviated.

He's a little short of words and sometimes speaks from the top (laughs), but he is a teacher who faces me seriously, and he is good at the beginning. Also, I'm good at injections, why? Infants' injections are normal ... no, perfect? I will.

Suddenly, the skin on my fingertips began to peel off, and the back of my hand was also severely rough, and my fingers were swollen. When I went to consult with you, did you touch any mold remover or bleach with your bare hands? He was given a drug that was a mixture of steroids and moisturizers. Certainly, it will improve temporarily, but after a while, the medicine will not catch up with the rough hands, get the next medicine, get worse and get the next medicine, and so on, and the side effects of steroids will make the blood vessels show through. The skin has become so thin. Will it be rough for such a long time just by touching the mold remover? I was wondering about the teacher's diagnosis and response. Or rather, the teacher who didn't feel any doubt that it wouldn't improve at all was a question. Around that time, I had joint pain, a severe cough, and a long-lasting low-grade fever. I thought that this rough hand had a medical cause, so I went to a large hospital with an allergy specialty department. Then, instead of inspecting it, he looked at the condition of his hand and was told, "It's almost certain that he has dermatomyositis." It is a nationally designated intractable disease. The diagnosis was confirmed by a detailed examination after that, and he was hospitalized on the same day. My hands at the time had all the typical symptoms of dermatomyositis, including Gottlon signs, Gottlon papules, mechanic hands, and nail epithelial bleeding spots. When I think about it now, it's a level that dermatologists don't notice when they see this, regardless of other departments. The teacher here has always explained that he is rough because he has been exposed to a strong drug, but the specialist said, "If so, the inside of the hand would be rough. It is strange that the back of the untouched hand would be rough." That's true. It took me two years from the time I became aware of the symptoms until I was diagnosed with dermatomyositis due to misdiagnosis at a certain orthopedic surgery and a certain internal medicine department. During that time, interstitial pneumonia also occurred, and some doctors told me that I should be able to start treatment at least one year earlier, and I regret it myself. I wrote it elsewhere, but I don't know the cause, but I want the doctor who says I'll give you steroids for the time being. I would like you to stop using steroids to temporarily relieve your symptoms and "decide to be cured". Even if I gave up and stopped going to the hospital, I was worried that the other side would misunderstand that "I have recovered by my own accurate medical treatment. I haven't come recently." I remembered a lot because this medical examination ticket came out for the first time in a few years. Instead of being cured, it got worse, I would like to report.

He is a kind teacher and will listen to your prescriptions and requests accurately. The moles and the stains under my eyes were removed cleanly, and the nurses were always kind, and I was taken care of during the procedure.

I will never go again. I don't want to add a single star. Even though I was a dermatologist, I looked like I was dealing with dirty things, and it was the worst.

If you have the same symptoms the second time, tell the receptionist that you want only medicine and they will give you a prescription as soon as possible. I am very grateful for the time savings.