Shibasaki Internist and Pediatic - Sendai

I think that the examination machine was accurate because the inspection machines were also substantial. Since I have allergies, I'd like to have a medical examination here.

"I guide those who have fever to another entrance" is an effective way to prevent the spread of infection. The waiting time seemed somewhat long, but the doctor in charge was kind.

Like the person below, "I am not a specialist, so please consult a pediatrics department". He just came over and wasn't familiar with the nearby geography, but he also looked up and found it at last. Should you change the hospital name after all? " I think.

She took her to see her child, but when she told her nurse some symptoms, she was refused to go to a pediatric office because she could miss the disease. If you can't treat your child, you should change the hospital name.

It is recommended, "If you go to the city hospital at night?" If you don't want to see the doctor, you should shorten the time from the beginning. Thanks to it, the time until the consultation start of the municipal hospital was quite considerable.

I had my teacher stop the cough, which was painful because I couldn't sleep. My mother also cured my asthma. The teacher listens to the patient's voice. He prescribed the drug after giving the explanation, "Because there is a reason and a role for coughing, so you can just stop it." I could trust. It is a recommended hospital for those who can talk about their symptoms properly. However, since the parking lot is small, it may be difficult for large vehicles.

The pediatric department I had been visiting was on a day off, so I called to have him check up here, and I couldn't stop vomiting after the flu and couldn't get up. So instead of Dr. Shibasaki, if you have dehydration, please see your doctor or a pediatric specialist. There is no nurse who can infuse your child. I haven't said anything about dehydration. Did the person who answered the phone talk freely? I want you to remove the name pediatric clinic. As I was told, I had a medical examination at a pediatric specialist, did no IV drip, got an anti-nausea and an intestinal remedy, and got well.

There is a lack of sincere explanations that are close to the patient. Thank you very much for your kindness in the treatment of respiratory diseases. However, it was recently when I visited to get a prescription for medicine. When I applied for the first influenza vaccination in my life at the reception, it was the first time for me to see the situation for about 30 minutes after the vaccination, so I was very anxious because I had a respiratory illness. When I was examined there, I consulted about vaccination, and I was very surprised by Dr. Shibasaki's response. I had a illness and was very anxious, so I consulted with him, but the story didn't fit and he answered, "It's better to take it. I also took it." I knew it was better to take it, and I didn't want to know if Dr. Shibasaki had taken it. When asked about risks and side reactions, he answered, "There are always side reactions to vaccination." I know that too. When asked what kind of side reaction it was, he said, "It may hurt, fever, or even die from shock." It must have stated the facts, but the expressions that aroused anxiety only raised anxiety. I didn't shake anything about my case with illness, and it wasn't an explanation that was close to the patient. If you explain the risks and tell us to some extent how you are prepared to deal with them, you may be able to receive the vaccination with a little peace of mind. After the examination, I wanted to read the instruction manual and consent form before vaccination, so I applied for vaccination at the reception desk, received the questionnaire, and read everything. It said that if you had a illness like me, you should "consult your doctor". I was very distrustful that there was no explanation related to the disease even after consulting, so I stopped the vaccination. And I decided not to go to this hospital again. It wasn't the first time I thought this way, but about a year ago, when I asked a question during a medical examination, I was asked, "Would you like me to speak shorter and more concisely?" I felt that I wasn't close to my relatives, so I decided to change the hospital. Even if I had the ability as a doctor, I didn't want to be involved with people who couldn't take good care of people. influenza