Nishimura Women's Clinic - Hamamatsu

I used a drug called Oneclinon and said that I would like to refrain from using it due to unauthorized bleeding, nausea, headache, etc., but the answer from Dr. Nishimura is that Oneclinon is necessary to maintain pregnancy and you got pregnant. Counted as a patient, if you abort your misuse of Oneclinone here, I'm neither hurt nor itchy. I couldn't imagine what the doctor said. Since 1999, Oneclinon has been spontaneously reported as having 1 of 47 pregnancies with malformed children. However, this drug was used without such explanation. I complained of illicit bleeding and poor physical condition and wanted to refrain from using oneclinone, but I was half-compulsive and not given any other treatment options, so I continued to use oneclinone and I gave birth to a pregnant child. At this hospital, there was no explanation about the side effects of in-hospital prescription drugs. The first time I knew that I would become a malformed child with Oneclinon was the first time I found out that I was diagnosed with a malformation during the pregnancy checkup and I looked at the website of a pharmaceutical company. This hospital tends to make heavy use of drugs. Dr. Nishimura is a doctor who recommends Western medicine, and does not use Oriental medicine such as Chinese medicine or acupuncture. There are clinics that use Chinese medicine and acupuncture to increase pregnancy rates, but the high pregnancy rate at this hospital is due to the diversification of medicines. Therefore, it seems that the possibility of giving a child with a disorder such as a malformed child is higher than that of other hospitals that use Oriental medicine. The woman at the reception didn't feel good in the waiting room either, as she spoke in a loud voice that could be heard by the patient. The staff is not well-educated, and I feel the dignity of Professor Nishimura. Furthermore, although it is a fertility clinic, we allow hospitalization with children. Most fertility clinics refuse to bring children, but this is not the case. Some women bring their children with them, and for patients who have not had one, waiting for medical examination can be stressful. In addition, there is no privacy in the waiting room as it is called by the individual name. In modern times, I think that most hospitals call patients by number, but there is no such consideration in this hospital. I think that it is necessary to take a seriously received response regarding privacy because it is an infertility treatment outpatient clinic, but it does not seem to have such a perspective. Professor Nishimura, do I only need to get pregnant? Have you ever thought about our patient families, who are raising and raising malformed children? Our shock when a pregnant woman was diagnosed with a malformation. The pregnant woman's medical examination, which I should have been looking forward to, turned into fear. I didn't know the extent of the malformation until I was born, and when I was born, I was wondering what the extent of the malformation was before the impression. Both the baby and us suffered from the inability to breathe or breastfeed normally after being born. Shortly after birth, I had a small body and had surgery under general anesthesia. Do you see our anxiety and sadness to see off to the operating room? When I saw my child who came out of the operating room and was full of painful wounds, I was just sad about why she had to carry such a fate. Although he appealed to refrain from using Oneclinon, he was forced to use it in a form close to a threat, and was not convinced that he was given a malformed child. If you are convinced to use Oneclinon, I think that you can accept the reality of a deformed child. I am not satisfied with the treatment policy. My wife's infertility counselor, etc., had a limited time for counseling and had never been counseled. No more patients like us should be given out. Let me be clear, I am a victim. I do not intend to sue, but I do not intend to withdraw this comment rating. In urban areas such as Tokyo, fertility clinics that are highly drug-free and have a high pregnancy rate seem to be popular with many people, including entertainers. Isn't old fertility treatment, like Dr. Nishimura, a drug intensive drug that increases pregnancy rates? Dr. Nishimura, can I omit the explanation of side effects of in-hospital prescription drugs and the risk of malformed children? Even if there was no explanation, there was no consideration such as handing out materials such as paper. Isn't it illegal? The patient has the right to know to fully understand the risks of treatment. Dr. Nishimura did not explain the treatment risk at all. Are you not obligated to explain the treatment risk to the patient?

Mr. Sugiyama, a young woman at the reception Telephone correspondence is bad All explanations are insufficient. Words are not polite. When you hang up the last phone Cut first? The sound of how to hang up the phone is loud Are you mad? Thank you very much Please make a reservation again When the customer cuts It's normal to hang up quietly.

I couldn't get it easily, so I went to the hospital for several years. The first person was given by in vitro fertilization and was able to give birth safely. In vitro fertilization was a pregnancy in which all fertilized eggs were used up, so when I thought that it was about time for the second person In addition, because it was a treatment from 1 and I left Hamamatsu City due to a transfer, there are many places where I can not see children with children at other hospitals specializing in infertility, so for me Nishimura-san is I am very grateful that it is okay to have a medical examination with children. Do I have to give up the second person? I felt like that, but I would like to take care of it even in the distance. We take a lot of medicine to collect eggs and get pregnant, but there is no guarantee that a healthy child will be born even if we are pregnant naturally. If you go to the hospital and the treatment policy does not match, you may look for another hospital. When it comes to getting pregnant, I think the hospital where you can feel at ease is the best. I believe in the teacher at Nishimura Ladies Clinic and have no regrets for many years. Rather, I am grateful to be able to meet a cute child. Treatment can be difficult, but I would like to do my best again if I have a chance to receive a second person.

I was afraid to go to the obstetrics and gynecology department that I went to last time, so I was afraid to go there, but Dr. Nishimura was very nice because he had a gentle pelvic examination and a gentle way of speaking. I would like to pray for you!

I thought the procedure was not polite. The building is bright and clean. I had several visits to the deputy director. The consultation time is short, but you can answer the questions. It was good that the explanation was concise and quick. However, the transvaginal echo was so painful that I changed to another hospital. I went to about 7 gynecological clinics because I moved a lot, but it hurts by far.

I go to the hospital for treatment. The first visit was waiting for 1-2 months, depending on my wishes. You can make a reservation at any time from the internet after you go there. As you said, there are few explanations, but what you hear will be polite. Isn't a hospital teacher like that? Isn't it polite because you pay a lot of medical expenses? I think it's better not to assume that. I am transferred from another hospital, but the examination fee is cheaper than other obstetrics and gynecology departments. I think injections and treatments are normal. I personally appreciate being with children ?. The medicine is up to artificial insemination, but there was only one kind. It was the same medicine at the previous hospital (recommended by Kampo). Isn't it different depending on in vitro fertilization and symptoms? Postscript, I was able to graduate in one cycle! (Approximately two and a half months from the interview to the issuance of the Mother and Child Handbook) Thank you very much!

When I found out that my husband was azoospermia and panicked, when I asked the teacher, "What should I do?", I was surprised to hear "What should I do ..." like other people. I thought there was no way to say that because I was your patient. I don't recommend it.

For the second infertility, good or bad. It may be better not to worry about it, but since it is not NG with children, there are people with children who feel that it is okay to bring them with them at almost any time. There is also a pediatric clinic across the street, and many pharmacies that receive prescriptions have children. I wonder if the location has changed a little more ... I have a hard time when the treatment doesn't go well. As it is also reviewed by other people, it hurts because the vice director's internal examination seems to be muffled. It doesn't hurt so much elsewhere ...