So Women's Clinic - 3 Chome-5-16 Kashiwa

Anyway, the telephone correspondence of the receptionist is terribly unpleasant. I called to make a reservation on the day. I was told, "Today is full ...", but I was told that I would confirm that I would run out of medicine, so I replaced him with another person. The response of this substitute was terrible. When I reiterated what I told the first person and said so, I coldly blame "I can make a reservation for pill prescription from a month in advance, but why not make a reservation with more margin instead of this limit?" I was told. First of all, I didn't know the system that allows you to make a reservation from a month ago. I haven't received any explanation about the reservation so far, but it was a talkative tone that looked down on people, saying, "It's natural to know." Why do I have to say that? And I'm working and I don't know the schedule until the last minute due to shifts and work reasons, so I can't make a reservation with plenty of time. I think that each person has different circumstances, not just me, so I think it's better to have an attitude and word selection that is closer to people. And when it comes to answering the phone, you can't see the other person's face, so the tone of your voice and the way you speak are the most important. Hospital management is also a service industry, isn't it? If the patients do not come, the management will not be possible. No matter how good the teacher is, if he takes such an attitude over the phone, everything will be ruined. When answering the phone, I think it is better to respond "on behalf of the hospital". It's really unpleasant. If you have any idea, please change your attitude and study "telephone correspondence".

Even though I started to get pregnant, I couldn't get it, so I visited here with a female doctor. From the point of view of fertility treatment, it's a little laid-back ... I wasn't able to do very aggressive tests and treatments. The only tests are blood tests and echoes during the menstrual period. I also told him that I wanted a child as soon as possible, but the follicles did not grow during the ovulation period, and I had to wait for 3 months. Even if I ask, "Why don't you treat it with an ovulation inducer or something to improve it?" "I'm still young, so I think it's okay to look at the next cycle ...", and I was about to miss the precious cycle, so I moved to another infertility clinic. For the first time, I did a screening test for each cycle and found that the hormone level was insufficient, so I started treatment, had an inducer used, and received it immediately in the next cycle. Each person has their own way of thinking about fertility treatment, but it is a pity that they did not respect their intentions. It is stated on the HP that it can handle artificial insemination, but it may not be possible to reach that point ...? It is a hospital where general gynecology is examined, so it is not recommended for those who want to proceed with infertility treatment in earnest.

The teacher is a nice person, but the aunt at the reception is really bad at it. When I called to see if it was possible to make a reservation on the day, I was rushed to say, "It's full, yes, I'm sorry, gacha." It's embarrassing as the same healthcare worker. Probably the same as the person who wrote it by other reviews. Do you know if you have to name it so much that it is written and will not improve?

I went there for the first time because a female doctor would prescribe Chinese medicine, but I was scared because the director's female doctor had a moody atmosphere. I didn't understand the explanation of the medicine, and when I listened to it again, I felt irritated, so I couldn't listen to it after that. One of the receptionists was very kind, and the other was sloppy. The hospital was clean and tidy, but I was tired. I made a reservation, but there were about 10 people waiting for me, and it was rather crowded. It seemed like we wouldn't be able to respond even if we went suddenly on the day, so we recommend that you make a reservation in advance before you go. *supplement When I went there again, he was a female doctor different from the director, and he was very kind and polite. It was easy for me to talk about future treatments as I was able to explain them carefully. So, I modified it from ★ 1 to ★★★ 3.

I am indebted only by prescribing dysmenorrhea pills. ● Reception and congestion: Reception is called by number. Numbers and priorities will change for online reservations and same-day receptionists. Online reservation is recommended. However, on Saturdays, even if I go to the reserved time exactly, I think that there are about 7 other people sitting besides me and I think "Oops". (Is there anyone waiting for payment in the previous time zone?) I remember being relatively free in the morning on weekdays. (On Saturdays, it is more difficult to accept prescriptions at drugstores than at clinics. You should leave your prescriptions and go shopping. Since it is in front of the station, Kashiwa has a lot of time to kill.) Also, the waiting space may be different for infertility treatment. As of March 2021, the waiting time was about 30 minutes on Saturday, and it took about 45 minutes including the checkout. If you are going to see the doctor for the first time, please allow plenty of time. That said, it's a paradise compared to a few years ago when I had to wait for more than two hours without being able to sit at another hospital. I'm sure the numbers will be skipped once in a while, but maybe I'm swiftly passing through a low-dose pill repeater who finishes the interview in seconds like me. I thought that someone who was waiting was watching me, but that person was called next and the number was smaller than me ... I'm sorry. But please forgive me because it should have come out in less than 20 seconds. (Are you surprised at the speed?) ● Personality of teachers and staff: There are no particular complaints about teachers and receptionists. The nurse is also kind. Even tone even or "Please measure blood pressure and body weight" from being referred to as "Hello ~" at the time of acceptance is not discomfort have a Howa'. Maybe it's because I just book online for pills once every three months, go in and go home. My mother told me that the old male doctor was a teacher who picked me up because he used to be an obstetrician and gynecologist, and the female doctor was my daughter. When I told the female teacher about it when I was taken care of for the first time, it made me feel a little peaceful and embarrassing, but I was glad to say that. The female teacher received a postcard for cervical cancer screening, but I had forgotten it many times, but I felt like I would get a postcard again with a face that I was in trouble without blaming it. So, is it a postcard system? I did it 2-3 times, so I'm sorry I was about to explode. (I was able to put out the postcard safely) I had a male teacher prescribe Kampo at first, but I didn't feel much effect, so I chose a pill, but if you are considering Kampo, you may want to consult with me. ● About pill prescription: I remember that I had an echo test for blood test and endometriosis test at the first time, but after that, if there is no particular change in my physical condition, I will only ask questions. "Are you taking the medicine without any problems?" "Yes, it's okay" often ends in seconds, so if there is any change in your physical condition, make a note so that you don't forget to tell it. When I first started drinking, I sometimes felt sick, but beyond that, the world changed. It's really easy to live ... Compared to the time when I wanted to die from menstrual cramps, getting up early and waiting every three months is no big deal! ● Transportation: It's relatively close to the station, but it's a little off the main street. About 4 bicycles can be parked in front of the clinic. There is also a free bicycle parking lot for 2 hours if you walk a little. There is a coin parking lot in front of the clinic. ● Others: Information about the hair removal campaign is posted on the restroom, and I think it's cheap, but I sit in the waiting room for hair removal for beauty purposes at a clinic where people in need are gathered around the uterus. I'm distracted, so I'm interested but I can't ask. There are two types of restrooms, one for women and the other for unisex.

Personally it was good. The teacher was a little relaxed about infertility, but in the end I was able to get pregnant, and if I don't like the Saba Saba system, I don't think there is any problem. I think the reception is a hit at any hospital. I myself never hit a bad guy. When I make a reservation, I ask if it's this day, and I'll be a male teacher that day, but is that okay? I was grateful that he wanted to be a female doctor because he taught me properly.

Looking at the word of mouth, it was said that the female doctor had a bad reputation, but the female doctor was good at sexual counseling, so I went here. In conclusion, it was a failure because I felt unpleasant several times. I will write it for those who are worried about choosing a hospital with a female doctor. This female doctor usually answers if it is a simple answer, but when she asks a question about the suggestion from the female doctor, she has a high-pressure attitude, "What? I was surprised at that time, and I just replied without saying anything because I wanted to get out of the air quickly. The nurse behind me had the impression that she was smiling and following the attitude of the female doctor. I've seen people who came out of the doctor's office chasing them to the waiting room and following them with words like "Maybe you thought it was XX? It's okay, don't worry." I didn't feel it until now because I only received pills, but when I saw a great attitude, I felt anxious and difficult to hear, so I changed to another hospital now. That's how much this female doctor was the worst doctor I've ever seen. I'm the type who doesn't write negative reviews, but I thought it was hard to take such an attitude even though it was hard to hear sexual things, and I didn't want other people to think that way. (Male doctors seem to have a good reputation) I don't really care about the receptionist's attitude, and even if I make a reservation, I think it's unavoidable for the hospital to wait. I had nothing to complain about except the attitude of the female doctor.

I have been indebted for about 10 years. In the old days, it was easy to talk with my grandpa teacher. Now I'm a sloppy female doctor. At the annual cervical cancer examination, I saw the questionnaire and advised me, "I hope you get pregnant! Today or tomorrow is the right time!" And gave me a son! (* ^^ *) Thank you very much.