Shoji clinic

A reliable teacher. I've been going all the time. Recently, I got the impression that measures to prevent corona infection are being taken.

I received it because I had a suffocation, but after passing through it several times, Bassari said, "You should go to the Department of Psychosomatic Medicine." Despite receiving a medical examination to find out the cause of my breathlessness, I was forced to have a final diagnosis without being resolved. I think the director has no awareness of understanding the patient's symptoms.

I was introduced by the prefectural fever medical treatment reservation center and consulted here by phone. There was no fever, but the prefecture advised that if the doctor decided that a PCR test was necessary, the examination fee would be borne by the government because of sore throat, cough, strong fatigue, suffocation, and olfactory / taste abnormalities. it was done. However, when I actually called this clinic, he said, "Even if the doctor decides that it is necessary and then performs a PCR test, there is no symptom of fever, so there is a high possibility that it will be at your own expense." .. What is your own expense when your doctor deems it necessary? What is the administrative burden for? I'm really glad I didn't go. It is a hospital that tries to raise money even though it has symptoms while income is declining in Corona, so I think it is better to decline even if the prefecture introduces you.

To put it simply, I think it's a hospital where you can duck when you're feverish. Also, please note that the isolation room is cold. The following is a long sentence. I had a high fever for 3 days, so I contacted the consultation center in Yokohama City and told me that I could have a PCR test. (No cough or dysgeusia) At that time, it was before the holidays. I heard that no doctor would check during the holidays, so I just stayed at home during the holidays. By the time I had the holidays, my fever had dropped. I thought, "I wonder if it was just a cold," but when I googled again to get an inspection just in case, I was worried because of the low reviews. When I had a fever, I couldn't even think about checking it. Each person has different values, and he is positively reconsidered. It was terrible. First, it was placed in a cold, isolated area as if it were a germ. No fever, no cough. I should have told you that I wanted to do a PCR test, but for some reason I tried to do tests that I didn't understand one after another (of course, it costs a lot of money) When I told the nurse, who had no kindness, "I came to do a PCR test. I don't want to do anything else," he said, "Instructions from the doctor." And left again in a cold isolated place. I finally met the doctor. When I try to say the same thing again "I may be okay with my fever now, but I still don't know what's going on inside my body. I'm doing it just in case something happens," he said in a gentle word, denying this request. .. "If something goes wrong, I'll go to the hospital again (absolutely at a hospital other than here.) Now, money for living is more important," he said strongly, and changed the expensive CT examination to an X-ray for the time being. (I don't want to do expensive CT even though I have no cough) It seems that they wanted to have a urine test (I didn't explain why), but unfortunately they were menstruating, so I refused. Then, the doctor appeared again and requested again, "It doesn't matter if some blood is mixed." I finally gave up when I said, "No, I'm so bloody on the second day today (seriously)." And again, left in a cold isolation room for a long time. Nurse "It took a long time to develop an X-ray." This is an excuse because I've had some medical problems. I thought I would get cold all over my body and get rid of my cold. I don't want to go anymore. I'm glad my fever was down. If I had a fever that I couldn't make a calm judgment, I would be horrified to think that I was being taken to the hospital and how much money I had taken.

I wanted to improve my symptoms as soon as possible, but I conducted an expensive test and made a diagnosis without any abnormalities. The next test did not improve any symptoms after 2 weeks. .. .. How about going to the hospital to cure your symptoms and leaving them alone for two weeks? Even if I was about to die, I just wanted to avoid this clinic.

I used to go to asthma and asked for various medicines, but it didn't improve at all. About this, I later went to the U clinic in the ward and asked him to give me a medicine that could be cured in one shot. The specialist was as expected. I'm doing it until late, so if I have a cold or want a cheap prescription drug, I think it's a convenient clinic. However, I was surprised when I told him that my symptoms did not improve and worsened. In the waiting room, there was a book about "Good Hospital" where my hospital is out (laughs).

I was worried because I was informed of a re-examination at the city's lung cancer medical examination, but it was really helpful to have a CT examination immediately after the first examination. I was saved by the words that I was glad that there was no abnormality in the teacher. Immediate test results can be a significant stress relief for the patient. I heard from afar

Since all the reviews were criticized, I will write down the honor of the clinic and not to worry about those who will come to the clinic. I am a man in his twenties. I had symptoms like a new corona such as fever and cough, so after contacting the Yokohama City Infectious Disease Control Center, I was introduced to this clinic and went to see a PCR test. First of all, I made a phone call to make an appointment for a medical examination in the morning, but I couldn't connect easily. However, it is not difficult to imagine that we are busy at this time. I think it is the same in every clinic. Let's continue to be patient. There may be some differences from my case, so please use the following as a reference only and carefully check the instructions at the time of booking. At the time of booking, I was instructed to call when I arrived in front of the building. When you tell us your arrival by phone, the nurse will pick you up at the emergency stairs at the back of the building, so disinfect your fingers and go up to the 3rd floor together on the stairs. This is to avoid using the elevator. When you enter the 3rd floor, you will enter a space isolated by a vinyl curtain and hand over your insurance card (including your driver's license if you do not have an address) to answer questions such as symptoms. After that, the teacher will enter the room, so you will be asked for additional questions and requests for medicines and tests. I requested a PCR test and was instructed to saliva in a container like a test tube. Since you have to spit saliva without putting your mouth on the container, it is safe to have a handkerchief etc. at hand. When you're done, get a prescription, pay for it, and you're done. Another person's review said that the quarantine space was cold. I think it was because the door was opened by ventilation, but I didn't feel so cold. I didn't have to wear the jacket and muffler until I got out, and I think it's okay if I wear warm clothes. I took off only my gloves for disinfection, but conversely, that's it. There was also a review saying, "You won't listen to me," but that wasn't the case. If you answer the questions, it will be finished smoothly, and if you don't understand, I will ask you a question at the end. In conclusion, if you are a normal person, you will usually be able to complete the examination without incident. You don't have to worry about the reviews. When you are not feeling well, you may not be able to afford to be considerate of the other person, but medical institutions work every day in harsh conditions. Obviously, let's treat them with respect. I'm afraid of medical professionals. Thank you for visiting us.