Shibata Maternity Clinic - Tsuchiura

I was worried about my wife because of poor response, so I decided to change the hospital where I gave birth! When I told them to change it, the response got worse! It's the worst.

I will never go again. I became more anxious. I want to go to hear the result, but I think it's better not to ask if it's a rough response. My period stopped from July and I became anxious and went to see a doctor. I was laughed when I thought that the teacher came in on the delivery table. When I was palpated, I was a virgin, but my finger was thrust into me and I couldn't breathe because it hurt. After palpation, medical examination, and blood removal, I received hormone medicine. I was told that my period should be over by Christmas. The day after I took one tablet a day, I regurgitated and became sick, and then I got sick and irritated, I was mentally unstable, and my period did not come. In the waiting room, there were aunts who interrupted me and people who left me alone even if the children were making noise, which made me feel uncomfortable.

I'm sorry but I don't want to add a single star. I gave birth by Caesarean section here before. In the delivery room, there were three people wearing surgical gowns and several nurses. However, I learned that the person who wore the pink surgical gown was an unqualified person. I was horrified. Don't you have absolute trust in people who wear medical clothes? I can't wipe the feeling of betrayal. How do you take responsibility in the unlikely event? I also have doubts about the teacher who makes me do that. If you are thinking about delivery here, you should think about it. In my case, I was born safely, but I didn't want to make other pregnant women feel the same, so I was at a loss, but I will post it.

I gave birth here before. The teacher is basically silent and the examination is simple, but he was a nice person to talk to me very cheerfully once in a while! It may seem lonely to anyone seeking a friendly consultation, but I was a good teacher! The problem was the midwife ... Basically, all midwives are good people! In particular, the midwife who was with me all the time when I gave birth was really encouraging to receive support. However, there were a couple of midwives who disliked it. First of all, a person who has a hard time saying things. Can I only say that? There was a person who said. Also, I don't know if the midwives aren't communicating or communicating with each other, but because of that, I don't understand what I'm talking about, so when I ask again, what are you saying? teeth? I was treated like this, and all of them were said to be bad. The episiotomy wounds hurt, and people usually put up with it when they say they want painkillers, right? Do you want so much It was also said that. The midwife who gave me pain relief on the first day told me to tell me if it hurts, but when I told the midwife on duty that day to stop the pain because it hurts, this is how it is said. To be honest, I was terribly frustrated by the mentality after childbirth and lack of sleep, and I was worried about whether to say back strongly, but I was able to endure it. It is also the story of the second day after giving birth. Every day, I casually went to check who the midwife was at night shift. Even if I was a disgusting midwife, I stopped calling him by nurse call as much as possible. There were other things that were too frustrating to write, but if I had to give birth next time, I wouldn't give birth here. Even if it is a little expensive, I will give birth at another maternity hospital. Perhaps if you were to do something unreasonable if you were a normal prenatal mental I'll say this again, but I don't think I'll be able to do it anymore if I'm short of sleep due to postpartum mentality and taking care of my baby. As a result, you will feel uncomfortable and want to leave the hospital early. It's just a personal impression. I don't know much about my first pregnancy and my first childbirth, and I'm worried about even the smallest things. Do you know that some midwives have a very unpleasant response? If you are thinking about a medical examination or childbirth, please consider it again. However, most of them are good midwives. However, the impression of a small number of unpleasant midwives is too strong compared to the good midwives, and the unpleasant feelings win. I feel that a multiparous woman can still bear it! We do not recommend first-time birth unless you are very knowledgeable! I searched online if there was something I didn't understand on the day of the midwife who was unpleasant that day! smile If you ask me and give me an unpleasant answer, I'll just get stressed! Based on the above, it is ★ 2.

My daughter gave birth for the first time here, but I think the teacher and the nurse kindly responded. I'm not sure about that because I haven't asked my daughter ? Also, I am confident that I am currently going to the hospital because of menopause, but I was relieved that the teachers and nurses were kind and answered the questions politely. The reception at every hospital is subtle, but it's normal ?

I went to the first pregnancy and childbirth. In Tsuchiura City, there was only one place where I was able to deliver until delivery at a private hospital, so ? The teacher himself is a gentle teacher, although he has few words. Midwives depend on the person ? Some respond gently and politely, while others respond only in a strict and straightforward manner ? Each person does not fit, so I wonder if it is suitable for those who want to be generous ... ?

I had a mid-term abortion at this hospital. I'm really anxious about my first pregnancy, hospitalization, and abortion I couldn't help it, but all the midwives Very kind and young, even for me It was really encouraging to me. The director of the clinic also has a small number of words, I thought he was a good teacher. This time the result was an abortion, Next time I want to take care of you in the form of childbirth I thought it was a hospital.

There seem to be various reviews, but I think he is a wonderful teacher. Because it is safe to ask for medical care, not customer service. Isn't it different from a store that sells ordinary products? If you have any complaints, I think you should say it directly. The teacher is a grandpa, and there is no chattering thing. It may be quiet and innocent. However, he kindly called out to me who cried in front of me due to a miscarriage, and when I became pregnant after infertility treatment, he smiled and was pleased. He asked me if I needed medicine or work breaks during morning sickness. The building is old, but it's clean and the toilets are clean, so there's no problem. I am grateful that it is a rare in-hospital prescription now. Going to the pharmacy is a hassle.