高島平眼科クリニック

Conveniently located near the station. I think he is a good teacher.

Even if I ask a question, he doesn't answer much. Unnecessary inspections are often done, Many medicines are unnecessarily prescribed. I often make mistakes.

It turned out that it was a misdiagnosis when it took it again after worrying about 2 days later because the symptom worsened after seeing once. It was a terrible response with little explanation.

The worst reputation is that you have to make the inspections to make eyeglasses and contacts at your own hospital, or you have to think about making money even in the poor hospital neighborhood.

When I went there before, I was told that I didn't want to use eye drops to open the pupil because it was a car, but I was given eye drops to open the pupil. It was confirmed that he came by car. I changed it to another hospital too soon.

This ophthalmology made me realize the importance of a second opinion, I went there three times a week because my eyes were rumbling, three times a week, three times a different medicine. An acquaintance introduced me to Tobu Nerima's female doctor ?‍⚕️ in one ophthalmology, and the result was lymphoma cancer. Immediately introduced me to a university hospital, a doctor who hasn't studied enough, please quit.

[Because of the high pressure, conversation is not established and I am worried about my appearance] When I requested a vision test and purchase of contact lenses, "We can't try on lenses like any other." Was told by the doctor. "I'm a little worried about buying contact lenses that I don't know if they will fit without trying on ..." He explained with an annoyingly disdainful attitude. However, the explanation is very difficult to understand. Why doesn't the conversation engage when it shouldn't be particularly difficult? I listened hard and worked my head, but I couldn't understand. I have doubts about my language ability, communication ability, and compassionate ability to think from the other person's point of view. I'm sorry, but when I listened modestly, I was even more amazed and stupid. An equal and ordinary conversation was not established. The doctor's glasses were white and cloudy, and he seemed to have a big problem with the oral environment. It was very hard to breathe through my nose, even though I was some distance away. Due to the nature of the hospital, hygiene is very important. If the doctor himself seems to be doing such self-management, it makes me uneasy to imagine how the hygiene management of the entire hospital is done. It doesn't mean that you only need to buy contact lenses if you have a medical examination. We patients are human beings with a heart, and if they are treated unpleasantly, they will be hurt. Not only physical health but also mental health is important. Such an unpleasant experience leads to a feeling of resistance to going to any hospital, not just ophthalmology. I think there are many people who do not want to go to the hospital because of distrust or disgust toward the doctor, not because the treatment is scary or painful. I read everyone's reviews, but it seems that there are many evaluations corresponding to it. I will never go to this ophthalmology department anymore.