Tsuda Eye Clinic - Nishitokyo

I visited in a hurry because my child complained of slight eye pain. It was my first time, but both the teacher and the receptionist were polite. I learned about the cause, the treatment method, and what to look out for at home in an easy-to-understand manner. The facilities are also beautiful ◎. There was a waiting time of about 30 minutes, but there was no particular concern such as a single call from the receptionist. I want to use it again. Thank you very much.

Male doctor? The response and attitude of was terrible. I was unilaterally decided and yelled at me without listening to people. It was very unpleasant and made me sick. The medicine didn't work and it didn't heal. I'm not going anymore, I went to another hospital and it was cured.

The hospital was opened in 2018 and the hospital is very beautiful. It seems that the day I visited was crowded, but the reception was polite. The child took care of me, but the nurses who gave me the tests and the teachers who gave me the consultations were very kind. The waiting time took more than an hour, but I wasn't anxious or frustrated. Some people have dropped the rating on contacts, but if you look at the official website, it says that there is no stock, and I think that it is lack of information collection of yourself.

It was a hassle to go to my ophthalmologist and I tried it, but it was a complete waste of time and money. At first, I clearly explained, "I have symptoms of vernal keratoconjunctivitis and steroid eye drops do not work at all, so I would like you to prescribe Talimus." However, I was prescribed steroid eye drops (flumetholone). Because I have had regular symptoms for about 5 years, so I went to other ophthalmologists many times and finally found out that only Talimus works, but I simply ignored it and took a meaningless drug. It was issued. Sure enough, Fluorometholone didn't work at all and my symptoms got worse, and a few days later I went to my doctor to prescribe Talimus and he was cured immediately. I also explained the cause of vernal keratoconjunctivitis properly, but I was stunned when I was given completely irrelevant advice such as cleaning the room properly because I think it was due to dust. I don't know what I learned at my hometown "Teikyo University", but I think it's the lowest level because I haven't been able to listen to the basic patients as a doctor. To be honest, I don't think there is a decent ophthalmologist around Hoya station, so let's find another place.

I waited for more than 2 hours and had a medical examination, "I don't know the cause, my right eye is inflamed." Prescribe only anti-inflammatory after 5 minutes of medical treatment. However, the medicine did not work, and when I visited another ophthalmologist, It turned out that "both eyes are allergic conjunctivitis". It's always crowded, so I expected it to be good and feel good, but it's not so at all, it seems that it's just crowded because it's close to the station and the location is good.

Apparently junior high school students and younger students should be accompanied by a guardian. Whether it was written in HP had plucked out the day we need guardian consultation with respect to the contact lens ...? I want even though there is no way because the lack confirmation of here, wrote I must be accompanied by a guardian in consultation junior high school students following the top page of HP from good at the bottom That said.

My child had severe itching in his eyes and was diagnosed with "Vernal keratoconjunctivitis" by another ophthalmologist, but the eye drops I received did not cure it, so I went to see this one, which was well received by my mom friends. The teachers and staff were very kind, and I was relieved to hear the story. Some people wrote that they were yelled at, but they kindly treated the scared child, and that was not the case at all. The eye drops I received improved the itching of my child's eyes. I will take care of you again.

Last month, I had symptoms like conjunctivitis, so I went to see him and prescribed eye drops. I was told, "Please come back a week later." However, it was difficult for me to go to the ophthalmology department from 9:00 to 18:00 when I was working, and I was able to return to the clinic one month later. At the time of re-examination, he was strongly warned why he did not come one week later, and he said, "The intraocular pressure of the right eye is abnormal due to the side effect of the drug, and if it is left as it is, it will cause glaucoma and at worst blindness." I did. As an amateur, I wouldn't think that the side effects of eye drops for conjunctivitis would cause glaucoma. I thought I should recommend a return visit. (I think there are many people in the world who will not return to the clinic once the conjunctivitis has healed.) Also, recently, the power of contact lenses did not match, and I wanted to know the power of the lens that suits my current eyesight, so I asked for a vision test. I was shocked when the teacher said, "I'm going to lose my eyesight at worst," and I completely forgot about my eyesight test and went home. I forgot the exact math, so I asked him to tell me over the phone, but since I'm paying for the inspection, shouldn't I give the patient what I filled out on the paper? In addition, I told him that I wanted to know the power of contact lenses and wanted to have a test, but it seems that the vision test I received was different from the test to check the power of contact lenses. It was a completely meaningless test. The receptionist and the person who did the vision test have a big private language, but it feels good. The teacher is overwhelmed and scared due to lack of explanation, so I will try to find another ophthalmologist.