Országos Mentőszolgálat

I was here last summer after experiencing strong hand numbness and a tight Melchash feeling. I went in on my own feet. The elderly assistant lady was amazingly kind and did a routine blood pressure measurement and then an ECG. If she had to be rated, I would be given 10 stars, but unfortunately the doctor on duty came in the middle of the visit. He behaved very condescendingly and arrogantly, although I gave no reason to do so and then told me that I was robbing his time because based on the results (blood pressure, ECG) I had nothing wrong. I would venture to note that it would have been a waste of time if I called them home in the middle of the night saying I was ill. Competitors who are picked up drunk in the middle of the night and who swear in the shadow boxing in the meantime are not told much about such a time-consuming text. The icing on the cake was when the expensive doctor asked me if I was / were taking any medicine. I said I was taking a blood pressure reducer called "nebispis" for a while half a year ago. The doctor was sitting in front of the computer, had internet access, etc. He wrote in the final report that I was taking a drug called "nebispis." Why is this a problem? Dear readers, because the name of the drug is nebispes and it is released by Google even if you enter the wrong name mentioned above. One does not expect one to know all medicine with a doctorate, but please, blessed with common sense, if one looks for it on the internet, which takes about 8 seconds, it immediately appears that the patient who robbed my dear doctor of his time badly remembered the in the name of the medicine.