Yuzuru Clinic - Kodaira

Certainly the receptionist feels bad ? Communication that makes you feel sick just by exchanging a medical examination ticket and a health insurance card is amazing in a sense. I can tell that I'm overly frustrated by the trivial things that I don't like ...

Telephone correspondence is the worst. Also a medical examination? I have many things to think about.

I had a serious onset of hay fever this spring, and my eyes were swollen due to rubbing, and I had a severe headache and dullness, so I visited the clinic for the first time in a while. With proper medical examination, it was very helpful to refrain from using moxibustion-like ointment and sweets to be applied with Chinese herbs. I will continue to be treated for uterine fibroids and anemia, and I am looking forward to future changes in my physical condition. It's a little quick, but it's easy to talk to because it's a friendly and kind teacher. Since the symptom improved perfectly, I set it to ★ 5.

He is a kind teacher who can talk about anything!

Previously, I was diagnosed with ◯◯ here ... When I went to another hospital because I thought it was absolutely suspicious, I said, "Well! Did you say that? Lol That's definitely not the case. I was laughed at. After that, I received appropriate treatment and was completely cured. Don't eat sweets. I wonder if I'm telling all the patients. Is it also a grudge against sweets? Www

I'm going to get a prescription for Chinese medicine, so I'll put up with some things. It may be said that sugar is removed from oriental medicine, but what about being said to take too much sugar in any symptom? ?? !! The teacher will be kind to you and listen to you. Everyone who goes here will think, but anyway, the nurse is kind but the receptionist's attitude is terrible. Even if I ask a normal question, I don't want to be kind because I'm feeling high pressure and I'm feeling sick. It can't be helped. Reception is important. The number of patients will decrease just by answering the phone at the reception. If you want to reduce it, it may be good to go to this reception.

I had a fever, fatigue, and a headache, and I searched for a hospital on Saturday, so I wasn't able to see him, so I was referred by the fever center. Result Corona is negative, prescribed Chinese herbal medicine, refrain from sugar? You are cold! ?? They said. Four days later, I had a severe sore throat and was on medication, so I decided to see him again. Then, even though my throat hurts, if I don't see my throat, I don't hear the sound of my chest, just take a pulse? ?? ?? As a result, you are cold again! Do you have a week's worth of medicine? ?? ?? eh? Chinese medicine again? Isn't it an antibiotic? ?? If you do what you say without being convinced, your throat will get worse and the back of your throat will be white! Acute pharyngitis when you see me at another hospital because of my patience! I was told that I wouldn't be cured without taking antibiotics, and the next day I took the medicine and it became much easier. I think Chinese herbs are good, but I want you to choose the right one. I was wondering if I would really die! This is a forgiveness ?

It is a good hospital "if you use it well". However, it should never be received by everyone. It's a high point to do it on Sunday as well. Also, as other people say, the reception is terrible. Basically, it is the teacher's policy to cure with oriental medicine and Chinese medicine. However, oriental medicine (Chinese medicine) does not have an immediate effect, so if you are sick or have a high fever and feel sick, it will not be cured immediately. In my case, I tried to cure with Chinese herbal medicine even when the cause was unknown and my nausea was severe, but when I went to another hospital, I had "reflux esophagitis" and was able to get rid of it with "Nexium" (stomach medicine). When I told this teacher ... he usually prescribed Nexium and anti-nausea. Yeah ... I feel like you should do it from the beginning. If my dad went when he wasn't feeling well, he would get rid of the sweets (sugar) (which everyone seems to say for the time being), and that's it. Basically it seems to be such a style. It's not wrong because modern people consume a lot of sugar and have its harmful effects. However, when my back hurts, orthopedics doesn't help me with painkillers or compresses, and when I consulted here, I wasn't surprised when I was told that I was coming from the cold. When I asked a nurse to teach me how to moxibustion (a kit can be bought for 500 yen) and did moxibustion myself, the pain disappeared in about two weeks. It's amazing. As mentioned above, Coco is giving priority to oriental medicine. Even if you have a fever, it doesn't do much. However, if you urge them to "want a painkiller" or "want an antipyretic" from here, they will also prescribe it. This hospital needs to say that way. It's unfriendly. If you want to keep Kakkonto, a Chinese herbal medicine, on hand, they will prescribe it (cheaper than the market). There is a habit like this, but I think it is valuable because there are few people who do Chinese medicine. It is a hospital where you should not expect "ordinary" for good or bad.