Toshima Orthopedic Surgeon and Internist - Toshima City

Last year I had pain in my elbow and shoulder, and was treated for injections. There is internal medicine so you can see it comprehensively. The prescriptions seemed a little too much, but it helped me who was busy. I wish I could make a reservation online. . .

It was a misdiagnosis this time. The concept of low back pain = sciatica seems to be a common consensus among ordinary orthopedic surgeons and is a result of not facing each and every patient. No motivation, out-of-focus radiographs, irrelevant answers, nothing convinced me. I threw 3000 yen into the crap. Thank you very much.

great! It was crawling and it took 2 hours to crawl from the bed with intense cramps, but when I went to the hospital one morning and took the medicine after taking the injection, it improved significantly in one day It was. That was a really big help. As expected, orthopedic surgery. It was saved to be close to home. The pharmacy which brings the prescription is also immediately to the left (as soon as it passes under the railway card).

My child had a meniscus injury surgery on his knee a few years ago, and it hurts, so I went to this hospital for the time being. I decided to take an MRI and see it, and when I took the MRI and looked at the difference and findings when I took the picture a few years ago In the findings, there are various things such as water may have accumulated, so is it okay for amateurs to do this? Despite the level, it's okay! I wondered which side was okay, and when I consulted another specialist, it was said that the previously operated meniscus had peeled off and the cartilage and bones had hit the part called water for several months. I will have surgery next month after my muscle training. I'm a nice teacher, but ... I'm sorry

I'm glad I'm doing it until night on Saturday. Specialty, Orthopedics / Internal Medicine / Rehabilitation / Gastroenterology / Cardiology / Urology / Sports Trauma Although it is a small practicing clinic in the town, it is in a general hospital state. Apparently, the director is doing everything alone except for rehabilitation. In the current corona illness, patients with cold-like symptoms seem to have refused to visit the hospital, so prior telephone inquiries are required. There are many departments, so it can't be helped. All the staff feel good and can be entrusted with peace of mind. I want to continue going (although it's better not to go because it's a hospital).

If you have back pain, you usually take an X-ray and watch it with a painkiller, a compress, and a back pain belt (supporter). Occasionally apply electricity. In addition to them, Coco will tow and inject if you wish. Recently, it seems that towing is not very effective, so it's said to be a relief. .. The equipment is old. There is a pharmacy next door, but credit cards are not accepted. If you want to use a credit card, use Qol, which is in Super Life.

I had a medical examination because I had been overworked at work before and hurt the heels of both feet and started to have trouble walking. He listened carefully and took an X-ray, which showed inflammation and was diagnosed with Achilles tendonitis. The teacher suggested that I could give an injection if the pain was so severe that I couldn't stand it, but since this injection hurts, I might take a look at the medicine at first. I got a prescription and went home. However, the pain did not subside and I could not tolerate the medicine and compresses, so I returned to the clinic about two weeks later. He asked me if I should give an injection because it seems to hurt a lot, and he gave me an injection. (I heard it hurts, but it really hurts) But after hitting it, I was surprised to find that it was very painful in a short time. I got a compress and a supporter, and I got guidance on how to attach a supporter and went home. I felt paralyzed for a while, but it was a lot easier to walk on my way home. Achilles tendon peritonitis is difficult for people who use their feet to heal and often becomes chronic, and it still sometimes hurts while walking or climbing stairs, but thanks to the supporters and injections, I feel the same severe pain as before. I think things have decreased. In the worst case, even the movement to get up from sitting was severe pain, and I couldn't walk from the living room to the bathroom. The stairs and slopes were really painful and painful, but now I can walk normally without any problems. Recently, I'm looking forward to taking a walk on my day off. I am very grateful to the teacher. If the pain gets worse, I would like to take care of it.