墨田区休日応急診療所

I don't feel like seeing the patient seriously. A cold was diagnosed for more than a week. If you take a lot of water, you won't get any medicine because it will be cured immediately. The next day I went to another hospital and was diagnosed with pneumonia. I used this place because there is no hospital open on Sundays around here. Is there a meaning to open if you are not motivated?

He was a doctor who could not identify the causative bacteria of food poisoning. The hospital, which took me later, politely explained the pathogens that might be the cause and how to treat them.

The child had a fever of 40 degrees and was loose, so I thought she was using only antipyretic and went to see her. What did you come for when you managed to take a frightened child? Children with such high heat. I can't see you. Go elsewhere. They said. I came here because there is only one place I do on Sunday. I can't feel the doctor's work. I do not want to go again. It is rare to see such a terrible doctor. I do not want to attach any ☆. It is rather negative. When I went to a different hospital for emergency that night, it was mycoplasma.

After seeing the word of mouth, I was prepared to think that it was a terrible place. The day before (Sun), I called to confirm the congestion and It was the 4th arrival at 8:40 on the holiday (Monday). On the phone, I heard that it was difficult because it was very crowded and not in the order of the people who came. Do you make use of the reflection of the previous day? I was asked to write the number on a piece of paper, and I was able to see the doctors in the order of the people who came. There was no explanation for the people who came later, so it's better to check if there is a turn, and after 9 o'clock, there were over 40 people in no time. The teacher also looked at my throat, neck and back very carefully, and gave me an explanation and an flu test. When I was scared for the first time, Okay okay I'm sorry I'm scared Please mute your voice, and it may be wrong depending on the doctor in charge of the day. He explained the medicine carefully, and Inavir taught me how to do it on the spot and inhaled it.

He was very sick and had a high fever, so there was no other hospital and he visited us. It was just a diagnosis of a cold, so I went to the company the next day, but it was so bad that I couldn't get a job and went to the company's clinic. He was diagnosed with flu, but it was already late, and it was said that he could not prescribe anti-influenza drugs because it had been 48 hours after the onset, and he was treated with antipyretic drugs. I couldn't go to the company if I could make a diagnosis here, and I thought that I could have been treated with anti-influenza drugs. There was no point in paying money.

The reception time is from 9 o'clock, but there are too many people to enter due to the influenza season. I waited for about two and a half hours because there was only one doctor. Although it was short, I was relieved that I was able to have a thorough examination and was in poor physical condition. There were some patients who couldn't fit in, but the nurses talked to me so I don't have to worry about losing their turn. There are few slippers and it is cold in winter, so you may want to bring it with you. The waiting room is also small, so you may not always be able to sit and wait. I saw a lot of scenes where the child was waiting in the car and the mother was standing and waiting for her turn, and it made me want to call her a mother, remembering her love.

At the end of the year, I had a high fever of 38.5 ° C, a cough, a runny nose, and body pain, so I went to check for influenza. I was reading a low-rated review, so I went without expectation, but it was a clinic with no particular problems! The facility itself is simple, so it is really for the initial symptoms. Serious illness cannot be diagnosed. Intravenous drip is difficult because there is no bet to rest. Also, I wondered if I could see anything other than internal medicine and pediatrics. The test result was diagnosed as influenza, and the doctor asked me, "It may not work 48 hours after the onset, but what should I do with Tamiflu?" We had you respond flexibly here as well. I've seen in other reviews that the drug is only prescribed for one day, but you normally gave it for five days. Some of the patients in the waiting room came because of chronic low back pain, but they seemed to come every day and were immediately returned. I sympathized with the nurse, saying that even if I could come to a place full of influenza patients. Influenza patients move to a simple isolation room, but since there were about 4 patients other than me, depending on the time of year, if you ask with mild symptoms, you will get influenza. Is the review true anyway? I was skeptical about it, so I wrote it down. There may be some low ratings that are convenient for you. I was grateful to have you see me until night during the New Year holidays. I would like you to check your symptoms and ask them, assuming that you are a clinic, not a hospital.

I visited during the New Year holidays in 2019. It was so crowded that patients stepped on their messy shoes and put on slippers. I waited for about two and a half hours. I was feeling sick and wanted to lie down and wait, but there weren't many chairs and I could barely sit down. I don't think I can lie down very much. The staff members in the back of the reception and accounting were not busy and couldn't afford it. The male teacher who was finally able to see me was very polite and kindly answered this question. After being diagnosed with influenza, I had to inhale the inhaled medicine in the isolation room according to the instructions of the staff, and after waiting for a few people, it was my turn. When I first told the staff my name, it seemed that the medicine I had prepared was wrong, so I went to another room and started sucking after returning. After inhaling, I was explained how to take the medicine (for 5 days), then handed it to me, paid for it, and went home, but after I got home, I found that the names of the medicine bags were different. Of my names, only the beginning and the end matched, and the two letters in the middle were different. I think it's probably a mistake, but as a medical institution, it should never be. I was worried that it would be another medicine, so I called the next day, but the phone didn't connect because of the holidays. I am also responsible for not confirming the medicine properly when it is handed over, but I felt that the medical institution should have a system to confirm it properly when handing it over. At first, I was only going to contact the clinic, but I thought it would be better for both the clinic and those who are going to know by writing here, so I wrote it here.