Yotsuya Internist - Shinjuku City

I always have a careful examination.

A doctor with a gentle tone, but a little ... When I asked a question that couldn't be countered, I turned away and became silent I felt that he was an unexpectedly impatient doctor I wanted to hear an explanation at least because it was a problem before my ability I'm sorry that the nurse took care of me, but it was uncomfortable because I was used to it.

I have a doctor see me. Kind and very reliable. Peace of mind and trust are the best.

Since it is specified in the medical examination at work, I have no choice but to go. Even if I write on the questionnaire about my pre-existing illness and medications, the doctor does not see it. Be careful if you are going to see a doctor for the first time. I went to have an allergy test on another day. I told the receptionist of the medical mall that I had an allergy test. After waiting for more than an hour, there was a useless exchange of "What happened today?" At the reception desk of the internal medicine department here. It seems that it is not necessary to tell the question contents at the reception of the mall depending on the importance. I thought that people who came later on the street would be called first. The nurse was also arrogant, and I'm sorry I didn't say a word.

The young teacher on Thursday is the worst. Please be careful. Professor Yokoyama (Director) is a very nice person. However, the young teacher on Thursday who seems to be a part-time job is as follows. "My teacher has a bad headache." Part-time job "I'm not a specialist so come tomorrow" ...I couldn't get any medicine. But I paid the examination fee. Isn't it too cruel? On the way home, I bought loxonin at a nearby cedar pharmacy and went home. There is no point in receiving medical examination. .. ..

I always see the director, but he is very kind. Is it compatible with some people? Unlike teachers who only give out Kampo that I don't understand well, I am relieved that they will choose the medicine together while consulting properly according to the symptoms.

I have been to the hospital for more than 5 years, but the teachers at this hospital are usually calm. However, I always have to wait for more than an hour in the waiting space. When you enter the doctor's office, the teacher always urges you to sit down, saying "yes, yes, yes" or "yes, yes, yes." The consultation time is only about 1 minute. Recently, my blood test numbers went up sharply, and the teacher said, "If the numbers go up any further, it may get worse when you get infected with corona." I was so worried that when I asked, "Why did the numbers suddenly rise?", The teacher chilled out, "Only the person knows it." I thought it would tell me some things that could be the cause, but I felt like I was pushed out. I have been given a prescription for two weeks in a row. At first I wondered if a new drug was added. When I went to the pharmacy and got the medicine, it was exactly the same as the medicine I got last time. The same medicine (60 days worth) was given for 2 consecutive weeks, which means that I got 120 days worth of medicine. Later, when I went to the hospital, I said to my teacher, "I got the same medicine for two weeks in a row ...", and he reopened with no excuses. "I'm always very busy and frustrated. It's a regrettable second." Indeed, the teacher was clearly annoyed the day he gave the same drug for two consecutive weeks. Then, the teacher suddenly put his hand on my left shoulder and said, "Because the doctor and the patient cannot do without a relationship of trust. I will write a letter of introduction to a hospital near your house. Which hospital is better? I started to say. Even though I had never been palpated during my visit to the hospital, I was horrified because I had touched my body in a situation unrelated to the medical examination during the time of the state of emergency. I was upset by the teacher trying to abandon the examination. "I don't need a letter of introduction," he said. Then, the teacher said, "Then, I will print the results of the blood tests so far, so I should take this to the next hospital," and ended the story. I have never said that I will go to another hospital. The teacher told me that if you get infected with corona, you are more likely to get seriously ill. If the teacher didn't like the patient, he quickly cut the ties. It's very scary to dismiss a patient with the worst test results. I thought I couldn't leave my life to this teacher.