Soshigaya Okura Clinic - Setagaya City

Anyway, it's a teacher who looks great. The explanation may be easy to understand and you may have knowledge as a specialist but it feels like it's a doctor and a human being. It's different from TV. I do not know what kind of doctor it is but I can not recommend it.

It is a teacher who sometimes goes out on TV and is doing loud. I felt like a doctor in a university hospital with a high sense of elite consciousness. It seemed that he was going out of the medical department of the Tohoku college and studying at the University of Tokyo medicine, the difference between when the pride was high and when he was in a good mood was not intense. I requested a detailed examination, but I have checked everything once.

I was impressed by the personality of the director and the kindness of the staff. I am impressed that the director is a town doctor, a specialist, and a real doctor.

Even though it was just a symptom of a cold, I was given a careful and thorough examination. The hospital is also a new, clean and reassuring clinic. I am grateful that I can get the flu vaccine without reservation.

When talking about past diagnoses and symptoms, you can be foolish without listening to the end. Specifically, I wanted to say, "I have been diagnosed with bronchitis and asthma. I was prescribed to inhale Adair," but from the point of view, "It's different from asthma and bronchitis. I was told, "Isn't it diagnosed?" In quick succession, and when I hurriedly said, "I was prescribed Adair," the last one (even though I had bronchitis due to asthma). Ah, say it early. " He has a terrible attitude and doesn't seem to be close to the patient. It seems that the pride is high, and when you are out of your specialty or in a bad mood, you will be treated in the worst case without any intention to see it. You may be a good doctor when you are in a good mood. I use it because I don't have a specialized internal medicine department in my neighborhood, but I decided to go only for routine medical examinations and prescriptions. I do not recommend it. Also, virus-infectious eczema was misdiagnosed as collagen disease. You should have been able to infer from the circumstances and medical condition immediately, but at that time I think that it is collagen disease, but if you do the test, it will be a high test. If you want to be treated, please come, if you want to get rid of the eczema, please go to the dermatologist. I don't know if this is an allergic disease or a virus-infected eczema, and I hope to identify and treat the disease. I'm just confused. Well, it was implied that I should go to another clinic, so things that I can't see by myself are somehow cloudy. If you have some allergies to collagen disease and they are not similar, I think they will diagnose you properly.

As a measure against corona, I was told that if you have a fever and would like to see a doctor, please call me, so when I called, I was asked, "How many times do you have a fever now?" Because of the influence of the corona, all the thermometers were sold out, so when I answered, "I don't know because all the thermometers are sold out and I can't measure the heat," he said to a fool, "Why do you know that you have a fever?" I was told to do it. Even if you don't measure the fever with a thermometer, you can tell that you have a fever due to dullness, fever, and symptoms, right? I stopped going here and went to another clinic, but it was the correct answer for another clinic.

I told him that I had a high fever (38.7) in advance and went to get the medicine just at the reserved time, but I had to wait for about 30 minutes in and out of the intense heat. In addition, the attitude of the nurse is very bad. The teacher was still kind. I won't go there again.

I had a fever of 38 degrees, so I searched for a hospital where I could have a PCR test. I didn't have a family hospital, so I called from my house in order of proximity, and the hospital where I could make the earliest reservation was this hospital. Corona infection control measures were taken properly, and I was impressed with the isolation of the consultation site and thorough sterilization. The PCR test was done smoothly, but the response after that was terrible. I had a fever of 38 degrees on the morning of the consultation day, and I took an antipyretic because I was afraid to walk to the hospital if I didn't lower the fever even a little by the appointment time. I told the nurse about the above contents by phone at the time of booking and to the teacher at the time of consultation. I have a lack of knowledge, but can I get medicine? What should I do in my future life? In response to such questions, both the nurse and the teacher expressed "What?". Regarding the nurse, he and the nurse are talking in a whisper, but ignore the patient's question. The teacher also laughed half-heartedly and returned the minimum necessary answers, as if he didn't know that, even if I asked him. As a result, if I could get a medicine to lower the fever, I would like to have it ... The fever measured at the time of consultation was in the 36 degree range due to the effect of the antipyretic, so "If you have the above fever, you need an antipyretic. Isn't it? " No, when I measured it in the morning, it was 38 degrees and I took an antipyretic and now it's down! I told him that he prescribed a medicine to lower the fever. On the way home after the consultation, I regret that I should leave it at another clinic. Exactly the same thing happened on the phone to report the test results. What is the answer to the question after all? Ambiguous answer. And an attitude that seems to be ridiculous with a half laugh. I may be feverish and not calm, but it's still too terrible. It was unpleasant. I highly recommend other hospitals to everyone.