I think the clinics are compatible, and I have been going to the Minami-Shinjuku Clinic Otorhinolaryngology for several years, and I have always had a good time with proper examinations and prescriptions. Sometimes when I don't have time and go to an otorhinolaryngologist near my workplace, they often just give me a prescription, clean my nose, use a nebulizer, and see how things go, but if you get a prescription here, you'll be fine. I can feel the improvement in the period that the teacher said. Sensei is so calm and calm that some people may think he's tough, but I think he's really skilled. This time as well, I didn't have much time and went to several clinics during my work, which only made my condition worse, but after taking the medicine prescribed by Minami-Shinjuku Clinic ENT Department, I started to recover quickly. I feel that there is. I decided not to go to any other otorhinolaryngologist. I trust you very much.

Since summer, I have been visiting other medical institutions due to a feeling of fullness in my ears and tinnitus. Today's clinic is closed on Sunday, and due to work commitments I won't be able to see the doctor until next week, so I came here in a hurry. Thank you for providing the ear test results and detailed explanation. In this day and age, the internet is overflowing with knowledge, and I am grateful for the accurate explanation given to me at a time when I was feeling increasingly anxious. I have been prescribed a medicine that has been effective in the past, so I will take that first. I couldn't ask for your name, but I would like to thank the teacher in charge today.

Thank you for your help in the past with tonsillitis. When I told my otorhinolaryngologist that the problem was recurring many times a year, he suggested having my tonsils removed. I received a referral letter, and a month later I was able to undergo surgery without any complications. I don't have to worry about the tonsillitis that I used to have so much. thank you very much. It is a clinic where reception, guidance, and explanations are smooth, and the staff are cheerful. I would like to help you again if you need anything!

It's close to my workplace, and I rushed in because my nose was so bad that I couldn't do anything about it. I have been to several hospitals and the receptionists are very kind! The doctor was kind and examined me with an endoscope, which revealed that I had sinusitis. . I guess the medicine worked and the awful runny nose is almost gone 🥹 However, I still have a sore throat, hoarseness, and cough, so I'm planning to make an appointment to visit again next week! Thank you for your support 🙇⤵️

By far, the worst experience i had in Japan. We were sent out because we couldn’t say tonsillitis in Japanese, and despite showing them a translation and telling the receptionists that we can understand Japanese and that we’ll do our best, they firmly refused, saying it will take time. They gave us a handout of where to call for other clinics, and we’re glad the clinic in Azabu-juban helped and accommodated us. I HIGHLY do not recommend this place.

I have chronic otitis media and it's been a long time since I've had symptoms, so I came here near my workplace. It was a hospital I would never visit again, and I would never recommend to anyone. First of all, as others have written, I was suddenly told to start with a hearing test before listening to the detailed symptoms. I also wrote on the medical questionnaire beforehand that I had ear pain, so I refused the test because I couldn't wear headphones, but I doubt whether it's necessary to have a hearing test in order to be diagnosed with otitis media in the first place. After that, I went to the doctor's office, but again, the discussion proceeded with the assumption that I would be doing a test to find out the details of the bacteria, and although I hurriedly checked the reason and gave a similar explanation, I decided that it was not particularly necessary and refused this as well. Perhaps it was determined that the score was not worth it, but the subsequent response was arbitrary and ended with the administration of medication. I've had a hole in my eardrum since I was little, and I've been to the hospital many times with ear infections, but this was the first time I'd had my ears not even cleaned. Is the hearing test also a bacteria? There are probably valid reasons for these tests, but I felt that this was a hospital that didn't really care about the patients at all. If we do not refuse, the discussion will proceed on the assumption that we will undergo tests we do not want, the doctor will not be willing to communicate with the patient, and the difference in position between us and the patient. I got the impression that they just wanted to take advantage of the difference in knowledge to score points. I believe that many people have undergone tests and treatments that they did not need at this hospital. In the replies to this review, there are some good excuses, but I think it's up to the person who reads the review to decide what the truth is.

My 4-year-old daughter snores due to enlarged adenoids, and her tonsils are also large, so she catches colds easily, so both the otorhinolaryngologist and pediatrician have been very helpful to me. After receiving a letter of introduction, I was able to safely undergo surgery at a university hospital last month, and now, perhaps because the quality of my sleep has changed, I feel more energetic and happy every day than before. You followed up after the surgery, and the doctor was happy with you, so you did a great job! ︎The kindness touched my heart. The pediatrician was also always kind, and even when I was a little panicked, he responded calmly and politely, which I am really grateful for. I am always grateful for your help. We recommend it with confidence, especially if you have children.

We use a priority reservation system, so there is almost no waiting time, and we are able to provide appropriate examinations and prescriptions, so we use our clinic often. If necessary, they can perform tests and prescribe appropriate prescriptions, and provide detailed explanations using pamphlets. I used to use another hospital, but because they couldn't make reservations, waiting times of several hours were common... I am always grateful for your help. I will continue to use them from now on.

Previously, I went to the doctor on Sunday for a feeling of fullness in my ears. At first, I thought it was just earwax, but after a hearing test, I discovered that I had low-pitched hearing loss. I was prescribed medicine, and the feeling of blockage immediately improved. Although the hospital is crowded, it feels clean. A young male teacher took care of me and kindly explained the situation. If I had to say it, I would have liked to see the earwax that was removed lol I will go to the hospital again.

As I often fly on planes for work, I developed aviation otitis media and came to the hospital because it was close to the hotel I was staying at. I was in a lot of pain and wanted to see a doctor quickly, so I went earlier than I had scheduled, but instead I was told to get my hearing tested. I have been to an otorhinolaryngologist many times due to aviation otitis media, but this is the first time I have had a hearing test for aviation otitis media. What's the point of having a hearing test now when the cause is clearly known and you are aware that your ears are clogged and your hearing has deteriorated? I asked the nurse, but since I was having an ear exam, I was adamant that I should get my hearing tested. During my consultation, I was given an additional pressure test, and when my ear was examined, I found inflammation, so I was told that it was probably aviation otitis media. Even though I was told from the beginning that it was aero-otitis media, I felt like I was given two unnecessary tests. It would be understandable if they just examine the ears and conduct tests as necessary, but for the time being, it seems like testing is just a matter of adding on the test fee.