Ai Dermatology Clinic

There is not enough parking space. I don't want to be told to come by bus in this age. My communication may be bad, but the receptionist is too unfriendly. Although his voice is gentle, he always has an angry expressionless expression, intimidation, and piercing words. The teacher is kind and listens to me, so I think which one to prioritize.

The teacher is scared. I was yelled at, so I cried and went home. The receptionist was also unfriendly and I went to another pharmacy without telling me even though the pharmacy was far away. The teacher has a strong belief, and he becomes emotional immediately without listening to the patient's story, so he lacks humanity as a teacher.

I was taken care of by ingrown toenail before. There was a day when I had to work with heel shoes with my big toe deeply clawed, and when I noticed it hurt at a later date without noticing the bite, it was already pus and bloody ... I couldn't go to the hospital because it seemed painful and scary to make an incision, and I couldn't go to the hospital because of my work, but when I searched for ingrown toenail, many female doctors and nurses were female. I went to the hospital because I thought I could go there with peace of mind. As a result, I was given an antibiotic prescription and learned about disinfection and taping, and the affected area was burned with liquid nitrogen, which was very helpful. So I would like to say that I disagree with everyone's criticism, but I half agree. First of all, I was told that I wouldn't see the reception time at the last minute (Is this natural?). Shoes should be banned from boots and pumps, be sure to use sneakers, be careful when cutting your nails, correct disinfection and taping, etc. However, you said that you couldn't commute with sneakers and that you couldn't use shoes when you went to the hospital with boots because of the cold weather! Was scolded like a child. Also, even though the treatment was painful, I couldn't stop using liquid nitrogen, and I thought it was a sadism (^^; Only then, I was burned to areas other than the affected area for several months, and the pain remained. Is it something like that? I was enthusiastic about the patient's medical examination, and I was terrified because of my own cause, so I was able to listen to the expert's guidance obediently, but I felt that it was a little overkill. I have atopic dermatitis and my skin is weak, so I asked him to take medicine with me (carefully apply both wrist medicines and bandage wrapping ... I don't get blood and I'm not in my own MAX with only redness, but I wrap my wrists on the spot This is the first time I've been hit ... sweat) Also, it's easy to get acne due to weak skin, but it's said that your eating habits and lifestyle are bad ... Depending on the item, you may want to transfer to another hospital if you are strongly told or denied. Atopy goes to another dermatologist nearby.

When I was asked whether to continue the current ointment or to issue a new ointment, and asked which one was better, I was told that I could continue the current ointment, so I decided to continue the current ointment. The next month, when I was asked how I was feeling, I told him that I had a slight disappointment, and he said, "You said that you should continue with your current ointment, did you forget it? Lol." Was disappointed.

I have been going for several years to treat atopic dermatitis. Even if there are many patients without appointments, they will listen carefully and give a visual check. Since I started going to the clinic here, I've always been grateful that I was able to teach me the proper amount of topical medicine, understand my symptoms, and be able to work with the medicines. While busy, the nursing staff and the director are moving around with full rotation of the head. At first? I was confused (laughs), but all the good people, including the teachers!