Uta Clinic - Setagaya City

I have been taking care of me since I had diabetes. They will kindly and accurately diagnose you.

If you don't mind waiting for an hour and a half, you may want to go. Is it the same for patients with acute symptoms?

This teacher is nervous, arrogant, pride and high, and yells at the patient if he does not like it. It is useless because it is not flexible. It is a pity that the predecessor teacher was good.

I was kept waiting for a long time, and when I couldn't stand it and went to the bathroom, I was told that I couldn't do a urine test. What does it mean when there is no instruction during the wait and the patient cannot make a decision? It is uncomfortable because the doctor and the reception are not linked. It's a pain to have to speak to the receptionist today about what kind of illness he had today, despite his eyes.

The director's grandpa will see you. He has a soft demeanor, so he can consult with you in various ways. The medicine is also prescribed in the hospital. I'm just being examined by the director alone It will take some time to wait. You should go with plenty of time.

I had a stomachache. It's not new, but it's a large and clean waiting room. The teacher was a quiet person, and I felt enough to hear and explain it. I don't think it suits people with a strange customer constitution who are looking for overly friendly customer service, but hospitals do not need such a thing. The correspondence of the staff is also very kind and I think it is good enough.

Wrong prescription Previously, I had streptococcus and was prescribed penicillin. On the same day, each symptom of hemolytic streptococcus disappeared cleanly, but urticaria appeared all over the body due to penicillin allergy. (There were no symptoms of urticaria with hemolytic streptococcus) Every time I took the medicine, the urticaria spread with great momentum, so it was a week's worth of medicine, but I stopped taking it in 3 days and consulted again, "The urticaria is due to hemolytic streptococcus. I took more antibiotics. I have to do it. I'm not allergic to penicillin. "I didn't notice how the urticaria spread, and after all, I tried to continue prescribing penicillin, which has a high possibility of causing it. (Although each symptom such as fever, swelling of the throat, and malaise has healed, it is judged that it is a hemolytic streptococcus only by urticaria that has not appeared until then. ..) I self-judged that there was a risk of life any more, refused the prescription, managed to stop the spread of urticaria, and recovered in about 3 months (diagnosis fee was taken firmly) If I drank more than that, I would have died of itching, or I couldn't bear the spirit and thought about suicide. It was really dangerous. (By the way, at a later date, I had another chance to take penicillin due to another illness, but I still had allergies.) Why do you think penicillin doesn't have allergies to water? Even if I continue to take antibiotics, I can only choose other than penicillin, but I can not make such a simple decision, "If you do not take it, it is the patient's decision. I diagnosed that you should take the drug." I was just told. Correspondence was also cold. If it is a simple illness that even an amateur can judge, it may be okay to rely on it. (Although I was an amateur and sick, I was able to judge penicillin allergy) If you rely on anything else, you may regret your life.