Okuda Clinic

I woke up with chills in the middle of the night, and when I measured the heat, it was 37.5 degrees. I slept thinking that it would go down in the morning, but I couldn't sleep and it went up to 38.5 degrees. When I was sick and contacted the company to take a day off, I was told to have a corona test. I called several hospitals, but I couldn't find a place to see them, so I was impatient, but I was finally able to see them here. By appointment, I had a medical examination during a time when no one was present and underwent PCR. Everyone wore protective clothing, but they responded kindly. The teacher was also easy to talk to. I got an antipyretic and the result was contacted by phone. I was getting better and better, but I had a strange imagination until I got a negative call, no matter what I did with Corona. It's hard to get fever at this time. It is also difficult for hospital staff to see patients with fever every day. This hospital responded well.

Be careful when going to the hospital in the evening, It is a vicious clinic that accepts treatment in time and even if the treatment itself is in time, as a result, at the time of payment, if it is overtime, the overtime treatment fee will be added and charged. I also want to do unnecessary inspections. In addition, the nurse's attitude is arrogant and quite bad.

Although it is a guide that accepts reservations on the homepage, the schedule of reservations is not actually managed, and it is guided in the order of reception. There are many people who can go through the hospital carefully, and the waiting time until the examination is long. I felt that it wasn't so good because I only need to know the results and wait time is short. Also, other hospitals were asked to ask about the results of the examinations that would tell the results within the day after the examination, so that was also a question. (The inspection method may be different)

I went with a sore throat, but the medicine did not work much. The teacher was a good person.

Examination with influenza vaccination. It was crowded because it was a Saturday, but I felt it was over without waiting. I didn't feel any pain because the needle was thin.