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Thank you for supporting the third emergency of Corona. I support you.

Tokyo Emergency Hospital I wonder if this U virus will flow if there is a wind I want the sound of the wind tail in medicine or anything Kodoma Sports Gakko Baseball Team Whether it's a baseball game or a professional game I want more sound I'm asking you to make a sound with your underground name Drinking professional baseball Mr. Nagashima Playing baseball outside I'm asking for a professional sports sound Sound voice on the ground Outer sound friend Screaming you are Sabeyuki Friend best friend screaming screaming hair you are Sabe no friend best friend screaming screaming hair you screaming screaming screaming screaming hair you screaming screaming screaming hair Sabe Notomo Best friend Screaming Screaming, screaming in front of the hair movie director Kazushige Nagashima I'm screaming, I'm screaming, I'm screaming, screaming, screaming, screaming No, I'll stop doing this kind of entertainment. Takuya Kimura, who's playing baseball in the world of the island floor. Ichiro Suzuki, who's having difficulty. Let me overwhelm the sports of this non-baseball sound and the sound of Japan.

It was the lowest emergency medical treatment that I didn't want to give a star, a teacher named Sasaki of the Department of Psychosomatic Medicine was really the worst! disgusting

I went here because it hurt so much that my stomach was stabbed late one night. (I found out later that it was a disease called umbilical inflammation in which pus accumulates in the navel.) Although I was suffering, I was examined at this hospital and was given echoes and CT scans. As a result, I don't understand anything "It hurts, but I can walk separately and it's gastroenteritis." I was told that I prescribed a stomach medicine and painkiller that I could buy on the market, and I was charged a medical examination fee of 5,000 yen, and the medical treatment for that day was over. It couldn't be cured, and as the days went by, the navel swelled up to the extent that Yukimi Daifuku. So I had a medical examination here again. This time, I could clearly see it visually, so while looking at the CT image I took last time, I laughed, "There is definitely a white haze here," and prescribed an intravenous drip containing antibiotics over a period of two hours. The medical examination fee was about 4,000 yen. Obviously, the infusion of rest was not effective for patients with terminal illness, and it continued to swell in pain. I thought this hospital was useless and went to a small local clinic. Then, I instantly guessed the name of the disease and said, "This is a dangerous condition on the verge of rupture," and immediately underwent surgery to remove the pus. The operation was successful and the umbilical inflammation was cured. If I had been examined at the ER of this hospital as it was, I think it would have deteriorated while spending a huge amount of money. I'm scared when I think about it now. From this event, I never go to the ER of the hospital here.

My mother had a stomachache and I was taken care of by the emergency at night. It was so painful that I couldn't sleep overnight, and I was exhausted because I was old, so I contacted him in advance and had him see me. The ER nurses were also very smiling and kind, and they taught me the location of the examination reception in a very easy-to-understand manner. At the time of the medical examination, he listened sincerely by comparing the questionnaire with the patient's story and explored the possibility of various illnesses. He asked me to go through palpation, CT examination, blood test, urine test, etc. and said that it was probably a urinary tract stone. Looking at the CT, I was relieved to hear that it was okay because there were no gynecological illnesses, abdominal arteries, or intestinal abnormalities that I was concerned about. Tomorrow morning, a specialist teacher who will look at the CT will come and check the CT, so if there is something wrong at that time, I will contact you, and I am very relieved that you will double check. I did. If it hurts so much that I can't sleep again today, I'll be there overnight, so if you come, I'll treat you! I was very happy to hear that you were able to stay close to your anxiety. What surprised me was that my cell phone rang after I got home, and when I was reviewing the CT, I found an abnormality in another part, so I may need treatment (surgery) after talking with a specialist who looks at the CT tomorrow morning. I'm not sure, so I'll be sure to contact you tomorrow morning, so I was told to wait with that in mind. I was surprised. While I was busy, I thought that I might look back at the CT of the patient who returned ... I was very happy to be concerned about my mother who had stones not only in the urinary tract but also here and there as a result of the CT examination. I would like to thank all the hospital staff who have been very busy and dizzying with this corona disaster, and Dr. Hgawa who was in charge of this time. Please love yourself. Excuse me for a very long sentence.

I had a consultation over the phone. Dehydration is so severe that no one accepts medical treatment, probably because it was before the Golden Week holidays. I consulted if I could ask for a medical examination. I was told to consult my family doctor. My family doctor told me that I wouldn't drip because I'm busy, and I've been to many hospitals, but I can't even drip for dehydration. So, I asked again if I could have a medical examination. I was told to talk to my family doctor and contact me again. I wondered if I could speak Japanese and asked what it meant, but in the same sense, I was amazed and couldn't reply. I wondered if there were only doctors and nurses with extremely poor language skills, probably because no one could speak in the emergency. I used to rely on it at a famous hospital, but it's a shame. I pray that we are not the only medical professionals like this.

My child cut his head and bleeding at night, so when I called and inquired, the doctor in his 50s and 60s seemed to not want me to come, and he was too terrible. When I was not good at calling, my attitude became terrible, so I stopped seeing the doctor because I realized that I was an unreliable doctor who changed my attitude at once when I changed my anger to a voice.

I was refused to see a doctor if I had a fever even though it was a metropolitan hospital. Not all people who have a fever are corona, and it seems that they have probably changed from cystitis to pyelonephritis. The heat is 40.7 ℃ at MAX, and it does not drop from 39 ℃ after that. If you have a fever, you can secure a separate lead wire, or you can devise a method. If it's too late, he'll do it. Is ER like this everywhere?