Sakano Dermatology - Nagoya

It was crowded, the medicine didn't work, and the money was wasted. If you have uncontrollable symptoms, please introduce a large hospital from the beginning.

Chronic eczema, which did not heal at any dermatologist, was completely healed within a month after seeing the doctor here. I was impressed. I'm a little away from home, but I go there every time.

I went there at about 8:40 and was called after 9:00, and returned at 9:30. As soon as I entered, I was in trouble because there were two people at the reception and they didn't respond. When I was thinking about what to do with the people behind me, the person behind me responded. However, when I finally felt that I had reacted, I was a little frightened when I was told "I'm new to you?" I thought it was unfriendly, but I wonder if he is talking to the elderly so that he can hear it. I felt that. It doesn't have to be a bad response, so you don't have to worry so much. The medical examination was very careful, and even though I asked for acne, he was a teacher who thought carefully about the type of acne and how to cure it. After that, I was glad that the nurse kindly spoke to me, "It's difficult because of menstruation," and "Please use this if you like." I got acne soap (^^) Both the director and the nurse were very kind.

It's always crowded. It's relatively light in the morning. The nurses are all kind. I was told that I could do it if I inquired in advance if I could treat the spleen, so when I went there, the teacher refused, "Even if I treat it, I can do it again soon." I wondered what happened to the cooperation between the teacher and the receptionist. I wanted you to do it only in the conspicuous place. There is only one bed here, so it seems that the nurses don't treat me like the hospital I used to go to.

It's always crowded, but I'm indebted to you. The teacher should carefully look at the affected area, listen to the medicines he has been using, and then make a firm judgment based on his knowledge. All the nurses are kind and relieved. I have the impression that the checkout does not have to wait that long. You can dispense the medicine in the hospital, so it is recommended to hand it with your medicine notebook at the reception.

A mysterious skin disease that hadn't been cured even after going to a dermatologist was found and cured as soon as I visited here. However, the teacher's attitude didn't suit me so much, so after that I had another dermatologist prescribe the same medicine.

I will never go again. A female in her twenties had a medical examination for hyperhidrosis. I was worried because I couldn't consult with the people around me for many years, and I took the courage to go to the clinic because the word of mouth was good. The waiting room was so crowded that no one could sit. I was guided to the doctor's office, and there were 3 to 4 nurses and 1 doctor, and I felt urgency because the staff had never been present at other clinics. Also, when I asked because there was a medicine I wanted to prescribe, "Hmm? I haven't heard, there are eccrine glands and apocrine glands in sweat ~, where do you sweat ?? The doctor started talking in a loud voice that could be heard in the waiting room, saying, "I'm doing treatment, but it doesn't work on my face." It was really hell. Moreover, the door of the examination room was fully open. It was a really loud voice without any concern about the surroundings. I just wanted to ask if there was a medicine I was interested in, but it was really painful to be shouted about my symptoms. Wouldn't it be possible to reduce the patient's self-esteem if he talked about the worries he was suffering from, which he couldn't tell the people around him, so that he could hear them in the waiting room with many other people and men? Did you properly consider the privacy of the patient? After the examination, I was guided by a nurse who had a medicine dictionary in a separate room and kindly said, "It's okay, there seems to be the medicine you looked up. You should call a different hospital." On the way back, tears overflowed with regret and sadness. I don't want you to think about the patient's worries. I'm really worried. There are many people in dermatology who have problems with their skin or who don't want others to hear about it. I thought I should think about my posture again.

I am grateful to the teacher who often looks at me. Please not only ask questions but also carefully examine the affected area and prescribe medicine. Since the facility is old, the waiting time is small. If it takes time, I often wait outside. However, the examination room is uselessly large and a mystery. 50s of dumplings? The attitude of a fat nurse wearing glasses is always bad. It's unpleasant about how to stand and how to behave. Even though I don't speak to him, he laughs with his nose at the patient's complaint. Wouldn't it be nice to be behind the scenes or do office work? There are too many staff members who do nothing. It is unpleasant to see Girojiro. Isn't it better to explain the medicine in the back room or somehow improve the rotation? I think. Also, a system that cannot make reservations for clinics will increase the waiting time, which is a problem. I waited for an hour. The density of people is too high. Someday a cluster will happen. postscript After all, it is not suitable for people with chronic skin diseases. Isn't it okay if I don't have to go to the hospital if it's acute and completely healed?