Naoyakodomo Clinic

Since I moved, I searched for a pediatrician nearby and visited here. The hospital was rattled and there were no patients. When I asked for a prescription because the ointment I had received from my previous doctor was about to run out, I asked, "What was your family?" When I said that I moved far away, I said "Hmm". I'm using the ointment as one of the skin care to prevent eczema, so I'm asking for it, but I feel like I don't need skin care in the first place, so I didn't listen to this statement at all. The disposition that is said to be endlessly high pressure. No, I'm doing it. Even if not told. My daughter, who was an infant at the beginning, cried a lot even though she didn't cry at all at the previous doctor. After that, my husband took me once, but he cried a lot, and the doctor's attitude seemed to be the worst. It's far away now, but I'm going to the former doctor again. I will never go to this clinic anymore. I don't even want to have a single star.

That's exactly what the other people are writing. I used to go there when I was a baby, but when I was in a rough skin or on an assembly line, I didn't see or touch it, and it was a prescription in no time. And a high-pressure attitude that does not deal with the other party even if consulted. What surprised me was the amount of medicine used to care for the skin. It's a huge amount, and if you have a medical certificate, it will be subsidized, but is that okay? One year later, the amount of prescription was decreasing, so was it a guideline or guidance? The reason for ☆ 2 instead of ☆ 1 is that the injection is good and it is worth it in the sense that the child is obviously ill and will get the medicine and go home. If you do not know the cause or hypothesis of your child's illness and want to take serious treatment, you should go to another hospital.

At first I went there because there are not many pediatrics around, but now I don't have it. If a child thinks that they are allergic to their symptoms and wants to test them after explaining their symptoms, he will be told that he is not allergic with an annoying face, and he will not ask you to test them. I was inspected as if I was going to do it. The result was allergy. None of the mothers around me have a child examined here. Everyone went there a few times at first, but they say they are unfriendly and stop going. I wonder why I chose pediatrics. I wouldn't go there unless the hospital was open only here.

At the first time, I had a cold impression on the phone and was told that it was crowded, so I hesitated to go. When I actually went, the nurse was kind. The teacher feels calm when he is busy, but he makes accurate decisions and feels a sense of trust. If you think you have a viral disease, it will give you a quick examination, so you can feel at ease when going to the nursery. You can go home with peace of mind every time, as he/she will properly examine you for possible diseases. Having such a pediatrician at home is very safe when raising children. If you convey the condition clearly, it will tell you exactly what kind of situation and what you should do. There is a wide children's corner with lots of toys and books, so children are happy and relieved. However, it is crowded at all times, and it may be reckless to go diving. On Saturday AM, web reservations may be filled in a few minutes, so it is good to know the available time and make an early reservation. If you have an emergency, you may be able to jump in and see you.

There is no pediatrician in the vicinity so it goes without ginger. Both the teacher and the nurse are administrative and incompetent as others write it. The receptionist is polite and gentle. My child was diagnosed with a cold as I got along because of high fever, but when I went to another hospital it was otitis media. Did you miss it because you only saw the stethoscope and throat? It is not very reliable.