高崎ステーションメンタルクリニック

If possible, I don't want to add even one star. As for 2016, I decided to write it, although it will be a long sentence, because there is a possibility that some people will suffer the same damage. When I increased the prescribed dose of (risperidone) risperidone 2 mg to 3 mg, I suffered from severe suffocation from the next day. At first, I didn't know that this medicine was the cause, so I took it again. Even if I'm breathing, I have a stuffy feeling like drowning, and it's painful. I was so stuffy that I called 119 and was transported by emergency. I took an X-ray of my chest at the hospital I was brought in, but no abnormalities were found. The next day, I had breakfast and drank 3 mg of risperidone and went to the company. I was suffocating at work and thought I couldn't help, so I told my colleague yesterday about the emergency transport and symptoms. He was concerned about my physical condition, saying that I should take a rest tomorrow for a detailed examination. I thought I could continue working in the afternoon, but I was suffocated again and decided to go home half a day off. I went to my family's respiratory medicine department and took a chest X-ray again, but no abnormality was found. I was told that I might have a strong mental factor and was prescribed etizolam. I drank etizolam immediately and headed home, but on the way, I felt a strong suffocation again and my driving became dangerous, so I decided to call the respiratory medicine department again and have a re-examination. became. I had a re-examination, but as at the beginning, my oxygen concentration and pulse were normal, and my chest sound was normal. Is there any workaround? I asked the doctor, but he said that there was no workaround because it was not a medical factor. I became desperate. The doctor prescribed another psychotropic drug (Alprazolam 0.4 mg). In the evening, after 7 o'clock, the suffocation disappeared. At that time, I noticed that the time to drink risperidone is morning and evening. The effect of risperidone in the morning has disappeared and it has become easier. .. I went to a mental clinic and told him that I would like to change risperidone to another drug, but "If the diagnosis of respiratory medicine is correct and the side effects of risperidone are correct, it should have come out at an earlier stage." I was told that I couldn't get it. When I said, "I want to get a second opinion just in case, could you give me a medical certificate?", My attitude suddenly changed. He became arrogant and coldly said, "I don't have a relationship of trust between you and me anymore, so don't make a reservation and go home." I was wondering what the contents were, so when I checked the contents of the medical certificate, I did not follow the doctor's instructions, such as "I am doing doctor shopping", even though my symptoms were getting worse. The contents such as suspicion of a doctor were written. "Risperidone" seems to have an injection (intravenous drip?) That lasts for about a month as well as a medicine to be taken, and it was recommended, but first of all, it was good to see the situation with the medicine to be taken. I was horrified to think what would have happened if I had been injected with risperidone. What if I give an IV drip? The doctor's recommendation, saying that he wanted to see the situation temporarily and refused, would have been judged to be a patient who did not listen to the doctor. When I went to another psychiatrist, he said, "Takasaki station. There are many patients who got sick after seeing the doctor there." If you would like to go to the Takasaki Station Mental Clinic and check if you are a really reliable doctor, why not write a "medical certificate for a second opinion" once. Why don't you look at the attitude of the doctor at that time and judge whether you can trust it or not? Psychiatrists don't fit different patients, but I think they differ from person to person, but the Takasaki Station Mental Clinic is different. He is a doctor who abandons the patient without any doubt about the side effects of the medicine he prescribes, it is a problem on the patient's side, he does not admit his fault, and he does not take responsibility. There is no doctor's morals.

There is certainly treatment with medication rather than dialogue (counseling), as the good reviews write. Or rather, it's becoming mainstream now. I also think that medication and test treatment are more suitable for me than counseling. However, I had the impression that I didn't even ask what kind of symptoms I had in the first place, rather than not having a dialogue. It should be difficult to judge a mental illness or disability, but I think that it is very good to judge by a simple yes-no test, an electrocardiogram, and a blood test without looking at the patient. I'm sure you've been working in psychiatry for many years before opening to hone your senses. Everyone, I think you should check it out. I wanted to be tested for developmental disorders, but I would like to stop taking it because it only gives me something like a sleep-inducing agent and the side effects of the drug are so severe that it interferes with my daily life. When I told the doctor, "I don't want to take medicine !? I'll get mental illness if I keep doing this!" I was angry for some reason, and what if I had a developmental disability? ?? I just got angry and didn't do the test (maybe I can't do it), so I decided that it didn't fit and decided to go to a different hospital. At the second opinion, I told the doctor that I was told this kind of thing at the previous hospital, not which hospital, and he said, "Oh, station clinic, right there ...". It seems to be famous among psychiatrists in Gunma prefecture. At that hospital, he told me properly that he couldn't do the test because he didn't have a psychologist at his hospital. Now I have moved to the city center and had an examination at a different hospital. At a hospital in another prefecture that didn't know the circumstances of Gunma, when I told him the name of the medicine given at the station clinic, he said, "What !? I don't use such medicine now ...". I went to the station clinic 3.4 years ago, so the medical field may have changed during that time. People with a temperament that is prone to depression, people with developmental disabilities, power harassment, and mobbing have low self-affirmation, and even if they do not need to do so, they feel guilty and are treated as kind. I think there is. Rather, it's right for me, don't run away! I have to do my best to fix it! I think that it may be taken blindly. I don't want you to overdo it. I think there are few mental clinics in Gunma prefecture. Most of them have arrived at this hospital, which is easy to make reservations because of the feeling of clinging to straw. I survived, but imagine that a weak person would get here and have a harder time ... I hope there will be no more victims.

The doctor started to ask me, "Why did you come today?", So I started talking about my mental anxiety and worries. "I haven't heard such details, so I answered only rough questions. After being dismissed with a high-pressure attitude, he was told a quick and unclear theory using baseball terms, and he said, "So what are you doing? Just seeing a doctor? Do you receive treatment (medicine)?" When asked in a tone, I was scared, and when I said, "I'm in trouble if I take such a high-pressure attitude," he said, "I can't do anything if I'm told that it's high-pressure, please go home." When I left the examination room, I was told to throw it away, saying, "I'll tell you one thing, you're really dangerous." I thought that the people who came to see a psychiatrist were mentally involved and had no choice but to rely on specialists, but it was a terrible response. After I got home, I saw other people's reviews and was surprised to find that they had a similar experience. I would definitely not recommend it to anyone thinking about going to this hospital, and I would never want to go there again.

I do not recommend it to anyone who wants to know what they are suffering from and what their symptoms are. There is no counseling from the beginning. (If there is an extra charge at a later date, counseling will be provided) The examination will be completed in 10 minutes after answering a simple yes-no question and being given medicine. There is no content. The diagnosis name does not tell you to look at the medical certificate. Moreover, I had to go every week, and when I was sick and called in the morning and had him extend the next week, he said, "Don't you want to be treated? I don't want to write a medical certificate to someone who is skipping." Was over and the usual medical fee was taken. If you would like to consult with a doctor, discuss it, and decide what to do in the future, we recommend a different place. By the way, if I want to hear more about a 10-minute empty examination, I'm always told to make a reservation for 5,000 yen for 30 minutes and go home, and I don't like being laughed at by my nose. My symptoms got worse so I went to another place. However, I wanted to receive a second opinion, so when I asked for a letter of introduction, I was told, "No, I don't want to." I went to another place without permission, but at the same price (rather cheap), he gave me a thorough examination and counseling and thought about me kindly. Some people may be more comfortable with it, but I didn't like the high-pressure attitude. I would like to recommend a method of changing if you feel strange.

[Cannot be placed on the windward side of the doctor] When the side effect of dystonia develops, he is a teacher who completely escapes responsibility, saying, "It's not my fault." Dystonia will not be cured even after 3 years. I'm not my doctor right now. I was found pregnant and was transferred to another hospital without notice. Suddenly I was told that I hadn't heard "I told you I wouldn't see you anymore". Even though I have never taken an overdose, I say, "If I tell a lie, I will not see you in the future," as if I had a habit of taking an overdose in the past examination. He is a doctor who shows a strong attitude without saying anything. [Drugs that do not depend] He explained in an easy-to-understand manner using graphs and tables that oral psychiatric drugs are almost like narcotics, but there are some that are less addictive. Even so When I asked for an oral drug that I had taken in the past, "Please give me XX," he clearly said, "You are a drug poisoner," and made me realize. Certainly it can be unpleasant to say "I want" a psychiatric drug. There are times when there is such an awareness consultation. [Type of doctor's examination] It is not the kind of medical examination that listens to your daily worries. The focus is on how and how the symptoms are present and how to control them. It is a symptomatic treatment, not a sloppy talk and a talk. I would definitely not recommend it if you want a medical examination that has a counseling-like effect.

I had a medical examination with the feeling that I had cancer and my heart was broken. But the teacher was obviously a poorly humanized doctor. When I argued with a patient before me and was told about the complaint, I thought I couldn't talk to this person, so I let him go home. There is no such response when the mind is unstable.

This teacher speaks "yes or no", so I wonder if it will be of any use to those who are really worried. I didn't touch on what I said, "I'll be better if I sleep." This was sad ~ I went twice without being disappointed, but I never thought that money was so wasteful. So I quit going. If you don't want to talk about it in detail, just want some kind of medicine, I think it's recommended. The receptionist was a very good person ~

I was tired of the relationships at work and became mentally distressed, so I went there. I didn't have a car, and it was difficult to get to and from the train and local bus ... even just so, so I decided to go to this clinic near the station. I didn't see word-of-mouth communication, and I found a place that wasn't too far away. I was worried about this for the first time, but above all, my spirit was abnormal, so I thought ... At first, it's hard to say, but is it something like this? I thought. However, it was when I went again after a period of about a year and a half. I was told to draw a picture of "The Fruit Tree" because I came after a long time, but my head didn't move and I couldn't even draw it. Even though it was my turn, the teacher called me, but the receptionist said, "I haven't drawn a picture yet," and skipped me to the next person. After all, I couldn't draw even after an hour, and all the people who came later had a medical examination after returning. "What do you want to do? However, the teacher laughed at me because my head wasn't working and it was difficult to answer. It's not an attitude towards suffering humans. The best part was when I had to go again after that. I arrived at the clinic after more than 30 minutes had passed without being able to contact me because I was on the train to call because I couldn't make the reservation. "I'm late, is that okay? When asked, "I can't do it because it's a reservation system." There was no patient in the waiting room, and he said he wouldn't see him even though he was in a situation where he could see him right away. It takes almost two hours from where I live to the clinic, and it takes about 40 to 50 minutes to get on the train. Even if the time has passed in the meantime, there is no way I can make a phone call on the train because it causes trouble for the people around me. It's a five-minute walk from the station, so if you go right away ... As a doctor, I don't even look at patients. To be honest, don't do a mental clinic. The patients are all those who are suffering every day. If you are treated like this, you don't want to go and it just gets worse. I don't want to go there again, such a place. It was decided without permission until the next reservation date. It's a company that can't take a rest no matter what, so I don't want to decide the next day without permission, but when I said that, I was ridiculed and laughed at. If you go to such a place, I recommend another place. This makes the symptoms worse, and the doctors and receptionists are too bad at dealing with them. I thought what was "I can't do it anymore". I thought that I couldn't see it even though there was no one, and I just didn't want to see it, and I didn't even ask why I was late, so I thought it was no good as a person.