Wada Orthopedics - Shinagawa City

I am grateful to my mother for knee osteoarthritis for proper treatment.

It doesn't heal at all. Quack doctor. Quackery. Trick therapy. Well, the unscrupulous doctor has gone too far. It's a caution.

The teacher was an unfriendly person who felt like throwing a ball, and the tone seemed to make people look silly. The nurses who started the reception were kind and pleasant.

My father helped me with the spinal canal stenosis book. He kindly taught me what I can do in my daily life, such as pain relief injections and pain relief from exercise. I'm 86 years old, but I'm grateful that I can walk well.

I had pain in my toes, and I was given the name of the disease at another hospital, but it seems that it will not heal, and I was only told "Don't wear high heels in the future" and I was not treated, and I was mentally without pain. I was also worried. When I consulted Dr. Wada at the recommendation of an acquaintance, After a careful examination, I found that the name of the disease at the previous hospital was a misdiagnosis! He explained in detail the cause of the pain, so I was very relieved. He taught me what I can do in my daily life not only for medication but also for pain relief, and when I did it every day, it improved a lot. I've almost forgotten the pain now, and I'm happy to say that I can sometimes wear high heels! Even when my dad's friend has difficulty walking He wrote a letter of introduction saying, "Please go to the cardiology department immediately," and when that person went to the cardiology department, the teacher there "This doctor has identified this symptom as a cardiovascular disease. You are lucky to see a well-known doctor." He said that it didn't matter. Dr. Wada is a reliable doctor who sincerely works on the optimal treatment for patients as well as the depth of medical knowledge. I am grateful that there is no doctor who can be so relieved for the type of patient who wants to be convinced of the cause of the illness and the countermeasures. Thank you!

My knees suddenly hurt after walking too much, but thanks to Mr. Wada's treatment, I recovered. I did not leave walking, thought what would happen at one time, but now I am working without problems. My teacher is enthusiastic about research, I am casual, but I am patient, so I am anxious and excited. I am always grateful for your help.

I was impressed by the skill of a well-known doctor! My father's knee pain got worse and I couldn't let go of my cane, so my mother took me to the clinic of Dr. Wada, who used to hear the reputation at Yokohama City University Hospital. He examined the roentgen and told me that he could inject it in a good place at this angle. My father showed some resistance that the knee injection would continue to hurt until after he had hit it, but the long needle injection reached the affected area with almost no pain, and after a few treatments he no longer needed a cane. My dad is delighted to recommend it to his acquaintances, albeit far away. My sister (my aunt) who lives far away also wants to take her.

From the conclusion, this is the place to go when you have time and money and want to chat. I went to the hospital twice, but I think it is better not to go to those who want to treat early because of the following correspondence or those who want a careful and easy-to-understand medical examination. (Because both teachers and nurses attach importance to oral explanation and are aware of speedy correspondence, understanding the patient is secondary.) ---------- I had a doctor visit my doctor for the first visit, and I also took an X-ray. After treatment (radio wave massage and laser irradiation), a compress was prescribed, but the number of times to use it in a compress bag is not described, and the medicine notebook says ``7 x 2P (for 7 days)''. It was written as. The second time, there was no medical examination by the teacher, only treatment and accounting. I told you that the last-prepared poultice broke (I didn't write it on the poultice bag many times a day, and it was written on the medicine notebook as ``7 sheets x 2P (for 7 days)'', so I think I will use it twice a day. Ta) et al. said, “The last time I explained verbally that once a day... How many bags do you need? 』I was replied. Since I was not examined this time, I did not know whether I would come next time, I did not know how many bags I would need (I did not know how many times I should come to see me), but the nurse said ``Anxiety If so, do you see me? I was surprised and answered. As a matter of fact, the description on the medicine notebook has changed (7 sheets x 1P), and I can't have the description on the compress bag how many times a day. At the time of accounting, "I gave you an oral explanation..." I was told in a crisp tone. Also, as for the surroundings during treatment, another patient (an elderly woman) and a nurse are chatting, and the teacher's examination voice said, "Yes, it's okay. Then, the patient said, "Can I take this medicine together?" "It said. Teacher: You can drink together. Is there anything else? He said a little angryly, and the patient said, "It looks like...". From this, the teacher wants to turn the patient quickly (I can grasp the feeling that I want to turn quickly from the conversation with fast words), the nurse writes many times a day on the bag with emphasis on oral explanation although there are many grandparents I do not want to (I do not think when the patient forgets). However, if you can get along with the nurse, you can treat while chatting, so I recommend going to those who do not want early treatment and can afford money and time.