Kyōto Minami Hospital - Kyoto

I had a medical examination during the night holiday. I had a fever, had a cough, runny nose, and joint pain, and I thought she was probably infected because she had the flu. A flu test was performed at the hospital and the result was negative. According to the doctors who examined the flu, it is often the case that the flu test will be negative until about 12 hours after the fever has occurred, and in my case it has not been 12 hours since the fever, so I can not say anything. I was told to give antipyretic. I wanted to prescribe a flu drug such as Tamiflu prophylactically if my family had flu or had general symptoms such as arthralgia, so if I was suspicious of flu, It was tough. When I asked if I could get some medicine, I was told that I would wait until tomorrow morning, check again if it was getting worse, and give a flu medicine if it was positive. Isn't this strange? Given that the family has an influenza infection, close contact, and similar symptoms, a negative test would be an indication for prophylactic administration. In addition, we look at the situation at night and tell him to consult again if it is still tough in the morning, but is it difficult to go to the hospital after getting sick? Does it cost me a consultation fee again? I don't know why I got an early consultation. In the first place, anti-influenza drugs seem to be more effective if taken early in the onset. I was dissatisfied with the consultation, so I went to a nearby Kyoto Municipal Hospital. Then, the doctor who was consulted and asked, "I think that I have a strong suspicion of influenza based on the situation and symptoms, so I do not need to take another test. I will prescribe Tamiflu, so take it as soon as you return." I was given prophylactic administration. Eventually, the next morning, I was stuck with a fever of 40 degrees and whole body pain, so I was really glad I got my medicine at Kyoto City Hospital at night. Because it is a large hospital, the consultation fee was about three times that of Kyoto Minami Hospital ... Regardless of the medical examination result, the staff of the Kyoto Minami Hospital, such as doctors and nurses, office clerks at the reception and security guards, were very helpful and courteous. The consultation fee is less than half the cost of a large hospital, and I am really grateful that these hospitals provide medical treatment at night. However, I cannot understand why the doctor who consulted was so reluctant to take prophylactic Tamiflu. I thought it was disappointing because others were good.

The waiting room at the hospital is large and there is no waiting room, but I do not wait much. I thought the receptionist was kind and quick. A little while ago, an elderly couple was making a noise that it was "slow", but it is annoying, so please stop it. Unless you have a particular reason, you can choose a hospital. If you're fine, go to your favorite place. Close. There is "Shinnan Hospital". It will be helpful and helpful after hours. I have never been hospitalized.

I had a complicated fracture, but I pushed it to another hospital without doing anything. A young orthopedic doctor.

I'm not my favorite hospital. I can't speak well even if I speak a translation. I'm sorry.

The hospital has a good reputation, but the building is quite old. It seems that part of the ward shares a building with a general condominium. The inpatient rooms are quite small except for private rooms, and visits with 2 or 3 people or more are quite cramped (currently, visits are not possible in Corona). Shin-Kyoto Minami Hospital, which is about a 10-minute walk away, has a new building and a large and comfortable room, but there are many young nurses and the work performance is quite rough compared to Minami Hospital (it is an emergency hospital, so it is also comparable). What is it). The hospital room in front of the building facing Shichijo-dori in Minami Hospital will be the first-class seat at the festival of Matsuo Taisha Shrine.

Are the receptionists and nurses kind? Shin-Kyoto Minami Hospital is kind and polite at different levels. Anyway, I hate orthopedic doctors too much I don't want to go to plastic surgery again.

Both I and my father have been hospitalized, but I think they are all well-equipped and respond very quickly. My father had a chest pain due to myocardial infarction and went to the hospital around 5 o'clock in the morning, but the surgery team was promptly convened and had catheter surgery that day. I had been hospitalized for diverticulitis before, and the other day I got sick, so I inquired by phone about the consultation time etc. At the reception, it was a smooth response just by saying the name (I knew that I was preparing to hear the name). I combined the good points of the large hospital and the private hospital. I have the impression that it is a hospital like this. Since it was the time of Corona, I had to open the window for ventilation, but when I was waiting in the waiting room, a nurse came around and said, "I'm sorry it's cold with the window open," not because of the hospital. I was careful about it.