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I
don't
think
it's
as
bad
as
word
of
mouth.
My
grandmother
was
taken
care
of
by
ovarian
cancer.
When
I
suddenly
became
ill
and
was
examined
at
another
hospital,
the
cancer
had
bitten
into
my
intestines,
and
if
I
ate
rice,
I
was
told
that
my
intestines
would
rupture
and
I
fasted.
Immediate
hospitalization.
When
I
had
the
choice
of
spending
my
whole
life
with
intravenous
drip
or
having
surgery,
I
was
told
that
I
couldn't
do
surgery
because
I
didn't
have
a
gynecology
department
at
my
hospital,
so
I
was
transferred
to
a
university
hospital.
The
result
of
the
test
is
ovarian
cancer.
Rice
cannot
be
eaten
without
surgery.
And
that.
It
is
permitted
to
switch
to
a
high-calorie
infusion
because
the
infusion
does
not
come
in
from
the
arm,
and
to
drink
if
it
is
about
ENSURE.
My
grandmother
said,
"I
want
to
eat
rice.
Rice
balls
and
pickles
come
out
in
my
dreams,"
and
decided
to
have
surgery
to
fulfill
my
wishes.
I
can't
do
the
surgery
right
away,
but
my
doctor
did
my
best
and
I
was
able
to
do
the
surgery
about
two
weeks
later.
The
doctors
are
team-based,
so
they
are
not
alone.
There
were
four
doctors
at
this
time.
Because
of
his
old
age
and
arrhythmia,
he
said,
"The
first
and
last
surgery
..."
and
performed
as
much
surgery
as
possible.
Even
during
the
surgery,
there
are
several
explanations
from
the
teacher.
I
was
worried
when
I
was
told
that
my
arrhythmia
was
so
bad
...
but
the
surgery
was
successful.
However,
it
had
metastasized
to
the
bladder
and
could
not
be
removed.
Although
he
had
a
life
expectancy
of
two
years
in
stage
2,
he
was
able
to
eat
for
the
first
time
in
a
month
after
the
operation.
I
was
happy.
The
rice
is
delicious.
I
can't
forget
saying
that.
I
lived
for
three
years
from
there.
Anti-cancer
drugs
were
also
promoted,
but
I
felt
sick
and
decided
to
forgo.
Even
so,
he
will
see
you
in
the
outpatient
department.
When
I
was
so
sick
that
I
couldn't
breathe
after
I
was
discharged,
he
said,
"Come
now."
The
medical
office
was
not
bad.
I
think
it's
normal.
There
are
some
parts
that
I
have
to
come
by
myself
without
calling
an
ambulance,
but
he
also
promoted
hospitalization
and
did
a
blood
test
in
the
treatment
room.
There
is
nothing
dissatisfied
with
the
CT,
such
as
taking
a
picture
on
that
day
(although
it
will
be
destroyed
for
a
day
because
reservations
are
prioritized
...).
The
doctor
will
also
take
the
time
to
explain.
Even
when
he
was
reluctant
to
take
narcotics,
he
explained
the
necessity
and
side
effects
for
about
30
minutes.
A
counselor
is
also
stationed,
and
I
was
transferred
from
another
hospital,
but
I
feel
that
it
is
not
so
bad.
Rather
normal.
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口コミほど悪くない気がする。
祖母が卵巣がんでお世話になった。
急に具合が悪くなり他院で診察した時は、癌が腸まで食い込んでいて、ご飯を食べれば、腸が破裂すると言われ絶食になった。即入院。
このまま点滴で一生を過ごすか、手術をするかの選択になった時、うちの病院では、婦人科がないため手術が出来ないと言われ大学病院に転院した。
検査の結果は卵巣がん。
ご飯は手術をしなければ食べれない。
とのこと。
腕から点滴が入らなくなり高カロリーの点滴に切り替え、エンシュアくらいであれば飲んで良いと許可がおりる。
祖母は「ご飯が食べたい。夢におにぎりと漬物が出てくる」と言い、希望を叶えるため手術を決意。
手術もすぐに出来るわけではないが、主治医が頑張ってくれ２週間後くらいには手術が出来た。
医師はチーム制になっているので、１人ではない。この時は4人の医師がいた。
高齢であること、不整脈もある点から…最初で最後の手術」と言われ、出来る限りの手術をした。
手術中も、何回か先生からの説明がある。
「とにかく不整脈がひどくて…」と言われ不安にもなったが手術は成功。
ただ、膀胱にも転移しており、取り除けなかったとのこと。
ステージ２で余命は２年だったが、術後、１ヶ月ぶりに食事がとれるようになった。嬉しかったようだ。
ご飯が美味しいです。と言っていたのが忘れられない。そこから３年、生きた。
抗がん剤も進められたが、体調が悪くなり見合せることに。それでも外来で診察はしてくれる。
退院してから、呼吸が出来ないほど、具合が悪くなった時は「今すぐ来い」と診察してくれた。
医療事務の対応も悪くなかった。普通だと思う。
救急車を呼ばないで自力で来なければいけない部分はあるが、入院も進めてくれるし、血液検査も処置室でしてくれた。CTもその日に撮影してくれるなど(予約優先の為、１日潰れるが…)何も不満はない。
医師も時間をとって説明してくれる。
麻薬の服用に抵抗があった時も、必要性、副作用など30分くらい説明があった。
相談員も常駐しているし、他病院からの転院だったが、そこまで悪くないと感じる。むしろ普通。
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