Sagiya Mental Clinic - Saitama

The clinic is run by a female doctor. Psychotherapy (psychoanalytic therapy) and medication. There is a receptionist on weekdays. You can almost receive medical examination at the time you booked. He is a good teacher who takes this story seriously.

I was misdiagnosed by my doctor for several years as an incurable mental illness. When I was asked to write a medical certificate, it wasn't the symptom I said, but the symptom I didn't have. The doctor said, "I have to write this much." I was distrustful of the doctor and went to two other psychiatric departments for several years, but was told, "I can't make a diagnosis without a letter of introduction that describes the diagnosis in Sagiya." I didn't have the courage to write a letter of introduction because I didn't trust Sagiya and I thought that Sagiya wouldn't be able to help me. After that, even if it got worse, the doctor said, "You can't use antidepressants." On the contrary, I recommended a drug that did not match my symptoms. After all, I was distrustful of the doctor, so I found another hospital where I could see him without a letter of referral, and I went to see him. The doctor's diagnosis was that I needed an antidepressant and that I had a thyroid illness as a side effect of the drug Sagiya prescribed. There is also hearing impairment. (When I contacted a pharmaceutical company, I heard that there is a causal relationship between the drug and hearing impairment.) Now, I've stopped all the medicines prescribed in Sagiya, and it's almost improved near the maximum amount of antidepressants. My thyroid disease is gone. However, the hearing impairment does not heal. I asked Sagiya, "Did you try to make money by going to the hospital for a long time by making me a mental illness that does not cure?" Sagiya said, "You have been diagnosed with □□ because you have a job." For several years, I worked hard, but with the medicine Sagiya prescribed, my symptoms worsened and I couldn't work. I needed a lot of antidepressants, but I was prescribed the opposite, which made me more confident and made several suicide attempts. Sagiya posted this because he wanted me to know that he had been sent to the hospital for a long time as an incurable mental illness that was not my symptom.