Everything was really bad. I had a surgery today. First, the surgery was extremely painful. No matter how much the patient screamed or complained, the surgeon completely ignored him and said nothing. The assistant just told me that it was because I had been given additional anesthesia. Although he was under local anesthesia, the incision may have been made before the anesthesia took effect. That's because it was cut out immediately after being anesthetized. I didn't even wait 15 seconds. The doctor also said, ``While the patient is on the operating table, you can't do anything, and you can stop the operation midway through.As long as you're making noise, there's no problem.Even if blood gushes out, it's still coming out.'' I don't know if they're joking or serious, but I'm not sure if they're joking or serious when they say, ``There's no problem with the stitches'' and ``I don't use dissolvable sutures because I don't want them to hurt when I remove them.'' I can't do anything. I couldn't do anything as long as I was on the operating table, and I had no choice but to endure whatever was said to me. I can't help but feel frustrated. You shouldn't say things like this even as a joke, and it's not a problem that can be dismissed as a joke. I originally asked the female doctor who examined me to perform the surgery because I thought I could trust her, but on the day of the surgery, she told me that ``that doctor quit due to various reasons, and a different doctor will perform the surgery today.'' I had a really bad feeling about it, but I couldn't just cancel suddenly. The doctor who came out was a ``fairly old doctor'' who didn't even look at the patient or say anything before the surgery. Just talk arrogantly to the nurses. During the surgery, he didn't talk to the patient at all to reassure him, and he kept his tone like this. Even when the nurse followed up and said, ``It's not hurting anymore,'' she said, ``I don't understand that, anyone can do it.'' Had I done something to this person I had never met before? He was beaten and abused on the operating table. Not only that, but the reception staff were also the worst. Even though there was an amount to be paid in advance for the surgery and the documents had been handed over in advance, he happily exchanged things with the patient in front of him, saying, ``Oh, I'm getting some money first.'' There was no announcement after the reception. Also, it's post-surgery, but I think there would normally be some kind of explanation. When should the stitches be removed, when should I take a bath, etc. I was not given any explanation paper and was left alone without any explanation. The only explanation he gave me was, ``If the swelling gets worse in a few days, come and see me and I'll check you out.'' All I can say is that they are really taking advantage of the patient. Furthermore, different medicines are being created. The doctor asked me if I needed painkillers (I don't even have to ask, I think it's natural to give them), and I do. I answered. I was asked whether I wanted suppositories or oral medicine, and I said oral medicine. There were staff around me, and they were all listening. However, the medicine that came out was a suppository. I can't help but be scared. I feel that it has become commonplace for the wrong medicine to be produced. Furthermore, there was no explanation of the medicine at all, just a medicine bag and the medicine was given to me. When I asked for the details and instructions, they said, "Okay, I'll write it on the bag." When I told them that it was normal, they said, ``We don't do that much.'' Even when a different medication was prescribed, there was no clear explanation and the patient was hesitant. Also, the statement [receipt] is also very suspicious. Only the free medical treatment, name, and amount are listed. Only the burden rate is 130%. There is no information about the details of the surgery or anything else. I don't know if it's okay if it's free medical treatment, but I don't see any point in providing evidence. It was the worst hospital I've ever been to. Currently, the patient is conveying this information to the hospital and wants to speak with the person in charge.

The doctor who saw me in the emergency room that night was nice and the nurse was kind and nice, but the doctor who saw me on Thursday morning told me that I had developed a drug rash from the medication I took the day before, but the medication was gone. Cystitis is a disease that has existed since the Edo period, so I was told to cure it on my own.

Cystitis was overlooked. A few days later, I was diagnosed with cystitis and ureteral stones at another hospital. I had a doctor's appointment on Thursday morning, and was told that my frequent urination was due to too much caffeine, that my painful urination was due to being too strained, and that my lower abdominal pain was due to a gynecological or gastrointestinal problem. The teacher didn't even listen to my complaints and had an overbearing attitude that made me feel very uncomfortable. I'll never go there again.

Dr. Higuchi has a Saturday morning consultation, but he understands the patient's feelings and talks to him very kindly, so I can feel at ease.

I have the impression that the number of veteran nurses has been decreasing for a while. As someone who is going to the hospital, I can only feel anxious. My impression is that there are many young nurses who have just joined the company. Also, even if I remember the names of new nurses and technicians, they disappear quickly, which makes me feel bad. Mr. Hikosaka was the director, but apparently he was forced to resign, and a young doctor is now the director. It bothers me that I'm talking so loudly with the outpatient nurse. I would like to return to the original Hikosaka Hospital.

Concentration camps using treatment as a shield It's a terrible place, just as the reviews say.

This was my first experience at a hospital with a hospital-first approach like this. It varies from nurse to nurse, but most nurses and nursing assistants feel like this. It was more of a facility between a nursing home and a prison than a hospital. I'll never go again

Why not change the name to something more appropriate for this hospital?

这医院院长误诊，坑人，前台人员服务态度差

(Translated by Google) Mr. Takagi was very kind 💕 (Original) 髙木先生がとてもやさしかったです💕

(Translated by Google) I'm glad that the teacher and the receptionist were kind. (Original) 先生も受付も優しいかんじでよかったです

It seems that they will soon merge with a medical institution in Nagoya. I'm a little worried about how things will change.

The doctor and chief nurse have both finished their roles. The head nurse talks to the doctor. speak from above. As if the doctor couldn't make his own decisions, the head nurse, who had seen the echo, gave him verbal instructions on what to do next. The head nurse wears heavy makeup and is as strict as she looks. I'm lucky that I'm surviving because there's no urology clinic nearby. I really don't want to be fooled by the homepage.