Rokugo Dermatology Clinic - Sendai

I was taken care of when I was a child. I haven't been there lately, but he is a teacher who responds very politely, and although the waiting time is long, I have the impression that he will change the medicine according to the symptoms and site.

It's crowded, but it's in a convenient location, and I'm grateful that Mitsukoshi can kill time while waiting. It is recommended that the teacher carefully examines you. I had a 2-year-old child see me, but he kindly examined me.

He / she listens to patient's story and listens firmly. All teachers and nurses are kind and polite. It's easy to get off the subway in less than 5 minutes!

The teacher will examine you very carefully and give you an easy-to-understand explanation. At first glance, the place is difficult to understand, so the impression is not too crowded.

There is no reservation system, so you can visit without a phone. Reception until 12:30 in the morning, visit during lunch break. Waiting for about 40 minutes. I went to see the doctor and explained the symptoms to the nurse while I was waiting for the teacher to appear. The first hearing is like someone who is not a teacher. The previous person was over and the teacher came in, but I couldn't hear what he was saying, or the beginning of the conversation was ambiguous and difficult to understand. It's one tempo late and I understand it, so it feels like I can't communicate smoothly? The executive was on the thigh, so I took half my pants down and sat down in a chair for a medical examination. I'll take a look and start explaining right away, but during that time I've kept my pants off. Even before I applied the medicine, the explanation started, and I was sitting in the bathroom forever and listening. It's kind of stupid. Even after applying the medicine, draw a diagram while explaining the name of the disease and the condition of the skin with a pen on a notepad. It looks like a teacher at a children's hospital ... The explanation of the treatment goes smoothly, but I can't give any instructions such as wearing trousers or doing this. Mom who seems to be sitting on the toilet seat all the time is too stupid, so I raised my pants without permission. Of course, nothing is said. why? So, I was worried while I was waiting, but quite often I was advised to go to another hospital for another patient. It's better to show this at this hospital, show it to surgery first, or go to that hospital next time. Is that so? The teacher's explanation is over, and you'll be giving medicine, right? I felt like I went out, so I thought it was over, and when I chased outside, the nurse waited for a while and made a gesture. e? If you think about it, the teacher who brought the gauze will give you this, so attach the medicine you gave it to the executives. When. Wasn't it over yet ... The beginning and the end are not clear, and there is no way to do this, so it is fluffy overall. I was expecting the explanation of the symptom to be polite, looking at other people's comments, but if anything, I'm just explaining it by myself. I'd like you to come again next time, and explain what happens when the treatment is completed. Somehow, when the medicine improved, a little scar was left on the executives, so I heard that it was a surgical procedure ... a couple of times, and if that was the case, I would introduce it ... and so on. Eh, can you treat me here? This hospital was more like looking at the medical condition than treating it. It was such an unfamiliar experience that it became a long sentence ... So, should I come again if I run out of medicine ...? After all, what should I do ...? Do you think and act on your own? I don't have a reservation next time, so what should I do? Will I come to see what has improved and be guided to another hospital? This is an introduction office.

No, the attitude of the fluffy woman at the reception is too bad. Lol It ’s so annoying that it makes me sick. I felt that the teacher gave me that kind of advice, but as soon as I entered the examination room, I felt frustrated and did not say anything. I didn't feel the calmness, ease of consultation, or dust that everyone wrote in the word of mouth.

It's convenient in terms of location, but ... Even if you go early, you'll have to wait for a long time, and if you wait before the examination, you'll just have to wait for a long time with a silly talk with the person in front of you. Besides, I felt like a doctor who didn't want to touch the patient because I didn't want to see him. I feel that I should look for another dermatologist.

It is a hospital with teachers and nurses who are kind and polite and feel just for the patients.