中浦和メンタルクリニック

This is a hospital where you can easily stop by. I have been going there for about 7 years. There is a mental illness that the director is complaining about, but the rough style is not rather stiff, and it is very helpful for me as I consult freely and give the desired medicine. People who just hang out will hang out at any hospital after all (laugh) Because I have to deal with these patients every day, the hospital is also difficult (bitter smile)

This is the first psychiatry I attended. I was told that my condition was terrible and I was asked to give Abilify, but the side effects of this medicine made it impossible for my feet to feel mushy. It was pretty hard. The doctor is a man in the 5.60s, Anything can be attributed to a medical condition. He was a doctor who was very prideful. So I changed my hospital visit.

Only the first visit will hear the story. Every time, "Is it all right?" So the waiting room is always free. I think that it is good in that you can see me immediately. Of course there will be no match. If I was given the right medicine and the condition was stable, there was no problem, so I went there for almost two years.

Psychosomatic Medicine near Nakaurawa Station, under the elevated. The inside is an old-fashioned Showa era, and there seems to be only a hospital director or no other doctor. The consultation room is cluttered and so scattered that it would be better to suspect the mental state of the person using the room. Before analyzing the spirit and mind of others, many people first objectively look at the examination room they use and think that they should analyze themselves. In addition, the medical treatment itself is about 5 minutes to about 10 minutes at longest, and I can hardly hear this story. Also, when you talk about the disease for the first 3 minutes, you will find the name of the disease like the default route, such as "Is there something like XX?" Try to do so. He was asked, "Are you manic?", But do you understand that you are sitting there and listening to the patient to judge it? Every time I go to the clinic, I only hear about the effectiveness of the medicine and there is almost no counseling. And doctors, including counseling, are eager to write notes and never look at them. Write down the progress report, give a prescription, and finish. Just this repetition. It may be all that is needed for medication-only treatment, but it is better not to expect a medical approach to the patient or an attitude to understand the patient. In these and other departments, there are no good hospitals and no doctors, so it is extremely difficult to get a hit in one hospital. Therefore, if you want to get really good treatment, you should look for a hospital a little farther away. Anyway, since psychosomatic medicine is a hospital that often has a long relationship, if you feel that it is not suitable for inspiration, it is better to consider moving to another hospital in the future. I did this last time, but the attitude of the doctor was still the same. Find a new hospital.

The impression is that it is more of an institution for legally receiving medicine than a psychosomatic medicine department. The women at the reception are kind to me, but the doctors are unfriendly and listen to the story, but that's it. I had the impression that I was working as an assembly line as a doctor. I will not stop if I just want medicine and it is close to my house, but I do not recommend it to those who are looking for a psychiatrist who will listen properly.

I was abusive at work and could not go to work, so I consulted with my boss and decided to take a leave. I went to a mental clinic for the first time, but the doctor did not say anything, and the drug dictionary was open. Just with almost no eyes, I just ask one after another whether I'm sleeping, eating, or having a family member with a mental illness. I was told that it wasn't an adjustment disorder because I was working in that place. Although it is online information, it was written that it could be an obstacle to adjustment in human relations. At another clinic I visited next, I was diagnosed with an adjustment disorder and heard my pain. When you go to a mental clinic, when you are weak. I don't think it fits the clinic's method here.

The receptionist was very kind and good, but the teacher reconfirmed that it was the worst. Star 1 is for the receptionist I had been attending before, and I thought that the diagnosis was clearly a misdiagnosis, so I told the teacher on the spot, but I was pushed out by the diagnosis and went to the hospital. The medicine was right. No matter what I talked about, I was only told, "It's a medicine that will improve if I keep taking it all the time," and he doesn't even listen to me, so I was transferred to another psychiatrist as if it were a second opinion. The diagnosis was understandable and convincing, and the medicine was correct, but it was a difficult day to go, so I went here for the first time in a while and it was really the worst. I was feeling well and I was able to control my mind. Due to the influence of corona, the surgery was postponed twice and there was postoperative follow-up, so after a year of not working, I was finally able to return to work, but I said, "I am motivated not to work for a year. It means that there is no such thing, "he said in a painful and humiliating manner because of the psychiatric aspect. Even though I was scrutinizing which hospital I went to and where I was working, I felt like "If you want to go to this place again, bring a letter of introduction first (from above)", and it's really too painful for medical treatment. Call the safety consultation desk. It was a hospital that was not a member of the medical association.

I had been taking Jazoloft before, and I got sick and wanted medicine, so I went to see a doctor. Suddenly he was told that he had manic depression and was given aripiprazole, but his side effects such as akathisia made him worse. I had Dr. of the psychiatric hospital I am attending take an anti-Parkinson's drug, and the side effects disappeared. I made a reservation at the hospital I'm attending, and during that time I was told by the teacher that I was prescribed Jazoloft, but the doctor here bent my diagnosis, saying, "I think it's manic depression." figure. After all, Dr. I am currently attending is told that it is mainly due to ASD, and I have him prescribe Sainbalta. It's been about a year since I returned to work after resting for about 6 months and recovering. I just got sick by taking an antipsychotic drug due to a misdiagnosis. Return the money