Nakayama E.N.T. Clinic

My ears suddenly became ill and I was also dizzy, so I searched for a nearby otolaryngologist on the Internet and rushed in to see Nakayama Otolaryngologist for the first time. I was also dizzy, so when I told him about it, he asked me to fill out a questionnaire and listen to various things in detail. As a result of the examination of the machine and the teacher, "It is the boundary between giving steroids and not giving steroids, but now I do not give steroids, please call me if you have something to come back a week later Please" He gave me a medicine that was not a steroid. I felt very kind. I had a strange ear once a year, and this was the first time I had dizziness. I tried variously on the experience of the person who became the same symptom familiarly and became a hearing aid and the internet etc. Some people with similar symptoms did not take steroids immediately and became hearing aids. I was worried and called Nakayama Otolaryngologist to talk with my teacher. Talk about people who took steroids with the same symptoms close to them and those who did not. Should I take steroids right now? I heard. Then, the teacher's attitude changed completely. I stopped listening to me at all. He was unilaterally talking fast. And even more, it's my fault. "You said you don't want to take steroids right now, so I didn't give it, so I'll give it if I want." I said. I hate people who blame people I came to my head. I told the children that they couldn't keep them waiting, and that they could only give them a prescription, so I asked them on the day they called. but, Different from what I said on the phone, I can't come out without talking to the teacher. is what they said. I thought the story had changed, but I waited in line and talked with the teacher. Then, I blame people again, maybe it's the escape of responsibility again? I was just terrified. For telling about the experiences of people around us Did the pride not allow it? I do not know, I didn't have enough posture to stay close to the patient. It is very disappointing.

An old hospital where you can feel nostalgia. It is polite. I got otitis media and healed. He will explain it properly.

Thanks to the teacher's personal network, I received the best and most up-to-date treatment. There is only appreciation. The pus was usually coming out of the otitis media, but a large solid started to come out, and I went to Nakayama Otolaryngology. The teacher said, “This is a cholesteatoma. Surgery is needed. Try to find a hospital where you want to have surgery yourself.” So I look up on the internet and Jikei University seems to be strong in otolaryngology, so can you write a letter of introduction for Jikei? “I'm fine because I usually have an acquaintance with a professor at a society, etc .. Before that, please have an X-ray taken at Sasa Hospital.” From there, I was able to undergo the latest tympanoplasty of Daishi, who also serves as an officer of Jie, who often see articles in magazines, and I was able to completely cure my hearing without much trouble. The story seems to have been communicated in advance, and from the first visit, it was like “Oh, I ’m listening to Dr. Nakayama, so I ’ll make arrangements for surgery” I thought Nakayama-sensei was a great teacher.

I am having the current director examine the whole family. At present, there is also a help teacher, and the atmosphere inside the hospital is calm. In winter, the number of patients is particularly large, but I will be working harder. Even so, after 10:00 am on Saturday mornings, you may have to wait for an hour or more, so it is necessary to look at a time like Wednesday afternoon. Receptionists are polite and easy to understand. Your doctor will tell you exactly what you need. This is a consultation that does not feel overly affectionate but feels the patient's symptoms first. During my eight years, the only time I've ever seen a teacher screaming was with an elderly patient who was obviously ambiguous, or with a stubborn patient who pushed his way. . At that time, he was looking for ways to take measures and felt that he did not blame the opponent more than necessary. The voice was so loud that it was unpleasant. I thought the teacher was human. There may be some likes and dislikes of the teacher, but I continue to attend because I think that I can be trusted, and I do not have any concerns. I want you to continue to do so. I just wanted to write because it was just a tough comment.

The female doctor in her 50s was a tough person, but she told me the facts clearly and was able to consult with peace of mind. I was in the doctor's room for 1 hour with an intravenous drip and looked at the other doctor's conditions. I was distrusted by other evaluations.