I had abnormal bleeding and made an appointment to be examined. First examination I was confused by the desk, which was full of clutter and papers. When I saw the teacher's appearance, my anxiety increased. I was beginning to feel relieved that he had listened to what I had to say, but then he answered my questions in a high-pressure manner. There was no detailed explanation, and the inspection was completed. Second time You will be examined one week after the test results come out. I ignored the uterine fibroid that was found during my last medical examination. They didn't even ask me what the symptoms of abnormal bleeding were. As soon as the examination started, I said, ``What is that?'' Regarding the test results, there were no statements or attitudes that were in line with my feelings. Although I was suspicious, I prescribed the recommended pill and went home. I thought I would continue going to the hospital because it was only for pill prescriptions, but after reading other reviews I became more worried, so I decided to change to another hospital. I should have read the reviews here from the beginning. . . . . P.S. After that, I started going to Minato Women's Clinic. From the teachers to the nurses to the receptionists, everyone is very welcoming.

I post this knowing that each person feels differently. It was the worst hospital I've ever been to. I was supposed to have a pelvic exam, but without anyone saying anything to me, he suddenly stabbed me with an instrument roughly with his hand, and it was a very violent pelvic exam. There is no disinfection at the end either. Since the situation was sensitive, the internal examination was so brutal that I burst into tears. When she seemed surprised to hear the pregnancy test, she said, "Aren't you the type to be happy?" When I returned to my seat, he said, ``You don't have to worry about it here. If you're going to take it down, just take it somewhere else.'' If a doctor is a doctor, then the staff are also staff. He was so curt and his manner of speaking was so far from what would be appropriate for customer service that I couldn't help but say, ``Isn't that too harsh?'' but his response was ``Is that so?'' The Ladies Clinic is a place where people with various concerns and concerns come, so I don't expect them to be overly accommodating, but I think there is a minimum level of human behavior. There are also many echo photos displayed at the reception desk. I think childbirth is a very sensitive issue. If someone who couldn't give birth even if they wanted to, or someone who had painful memories of it, what would they think if they saw that echocardiogram? I felt that I had no sense. In everything from the attitude, the content of the examination, the reception desk, and the atmosphere of the hospital, It was a strange hospital. Immediately after that, I went back to a different hospital and was even more acutely aware of how bad this hospital was, so I would like to share this with those who are considering going there in the future. I would like to post this for your reference. Of course, there are some people who feel that it is a good hospital, so I know that each person feels differently.

For those who are in need of the morning-after pill...You can get a prescription for an initial consultation of ¥11,000. It took less than 10 minutes from reception to checkout. Although the service was scheduled to start at 16:00, I arrived 5 minutes early and was still accommodated. I was in a hurry so I went without doing any research, but I was able to get Norlevo 1.5mg tablets (best in terms of safety) for a cheaper price than the market price. The doctor told me to drink it after meals, but I was nervous because I read on the internet that I should drink it as soon as possible. However, it is said to be 99.5% effective at preventing pregnancy if used within 24 hours, and there seems to be no problem at all if used within a few hours after the event. I took it after meals as directed by my doctor. There were no particular side effects! It seems that the effect decreases 1 to 2 days after the treatment, so it is important to use it as soon as possible.

I visited this clinic because my menstrual periods were irregular. After coming to this clinic I didn't have any menstrual pain to begin with, but I started having menstrual pain, and the symptoms got even worse. Also, the receptionist, Ms. Hara, was not very helpful, and she was always in a grumpy manner. than me who had made a reservation earlier. I went through someone who had made a reservation later, The doctor asked me to call him anytime, so I called him when I noticed abnormal bleeding. I told the receptionist, ``I'm not a doctor, so I don't know.If you need it, please see a doctor.'' That was the response. My teacher told me to call him, but unfortunately I didn't get through to him. I thought that since I was a female doctor, I would be able to get close to her, but from the receptionist's response, I was disappointed that instead of getting better, my condition worsened. Also, even though the name of the disease is a sensitive topic, I was told, ``That's why you have endometriosis!'' Is there any way to fix it? When I asked her, she replied, ``What? Are you going to give me an injection?!'' I was surprised to hear that, even though I didn't know anything about that. My illness gets worse, I feel sick when I get home, and my bills are high. I thought that I had come to the worst gynecologist. I wish they would at least be polite in their response. It was the worst clinic that made me feel calm but made me feel even more anxious.

I used to go to this hospital, but my cervical cancer was overlooked. I happened to have a test done at another hospital, but why didn't I know so much about it? They said. I only went to get the pills and had a proper test, but I was given a pelvic exam and blood samples that I didn't request, and it cost me about 10,000 yen. This is not a hospital that cares about patients. I will never go there again.

I often feel stressed and dissatisfied when visiting a hospital, but this is the first time I have felt this level of dissatisfaction and distrust. At the time of making the reservation, I informed her in advance that I would like to have a prenatal checkup and that I had a referral letter from another clinic, so I made a reservation for the prenatal checkup. When I told the receptionist again that I had come for a prenatal checkup, they didn't say anything in particular, so I gave them a letter of introduction and went to see them, thinking I could do a prenatal checkup. I only got an echo, and I was advised to refrain from caffeine and exercise, which everyone knows, so I had to quit. In the end, she was told that it was still too early for a prenatal checkup, and ended up having to pay for the ultrasound test (9,000 yen) at her own expense. Even though the letter of introduction stated that an ultrasound was performed at the previous hospital and a heartbeat was confirmed, and that an immediate prenatal check-up was recommended at an obstetrics and gynecology department that can perform prenatal check-ups, this time... There was no explanation or follow-up that the patient would only have to pay for the echo test. I felt like I was wasted money on double charges because I was given the exact same ultrasound test as the one I had received at the clinic where I had written the referral letter. If you look at the ultrasound photo on the referral letter, you can easily determine that you cannot undergo a prenatal checkup yet. Furthermore, when I asked the receptionist if I could have a prenatal checkup next time if the fetus had grown larger, I was told that they would not be able to do a prenatal checkup the next time either, so I would have to pay for it myself. TRUE? For some reason, I couldn't trust the attitude of the teachers and receptionists.

I go there for pill prescriptions, female checkups, and when problems arise. The teacher may have some quirks (lol), but she's bright, friendly, and funny, and I like her. The troubles below are quite embarrassing, but the teacher talked about them in a bright and straightforward manner, saying, ``Everyone has them, so there's no need to worry,'' so I gradually started to feel less embarrassed. , I ask any questions or concerns I may have. About a year ago, something shocking happened to me, and when I lost my appetite and suddenly fell ill, even though I was outside of her field of expertise, she listened to me and asked me if I would try Chinese medicine. He asked me about my symptoms and selected a Chinese herbal medicine that seemed to improve my symptoms. Thanks to you, I'm feeling better now. I think compatibility differs from person to person. That's why I have a hard time finding a family doctor... Recommended for the type of woman who feels more at ease with someone telling her straight away rather than being paid attention to (lol)

I went to the hospital in 2022 because I felt uncomfortable because it was close to my workplace. I came without reading any reviews, so I was so surprised after the show that I was a little dazed. As others have written, I wasn't at all bothered by the attitude of the receptionist as I have experience in obstetrics and gynecology, but the impact and setup of the doctor was overwhelming. Up to this point, it's perfectly fine as it can be seen as a personality trait. I knew that I had endometriosis, but when I said, "Well, that's just how it is," as a patient myself, I couldn't help but feel uncomfortable when the doctor told me that. It was probably due to this, so I had a medical examination, an echo test that was supposed to show that, and then I was prescribed medicine. I know this because I've had this disease several times, but the medicine I received was different from that disease. Isn't it the medicine? However, I was struck by the uniqueness of having come to such an amazing place, so I checked the price and details a little while after paying and checked the reviews. Ah, it made sense to me that it was that kind of hospital. In the end, things didn't get better, and I thought it would be a problem if other obstetrics and gynecology departments were similar, so I didn't go and went beyond the year. When I had a medical checkup at another hospital, the internal medicine doctor told me this. If you think that gynecology is not a good fit for you, change immediately and find one that is. I guess that's what it is.

It was used for cervical cancer and breast cancer checkups conducted by the ward. The doctor and the receptionist were both very nice people, and the first time I visited, I knew I wanted to come here for the rest of my life. Since then, I have changed the clinic I used to go to and have been prescribed Chinese herbal medicine here. The location is good and there are no faults. Hello Kitty on the teacher's desk is soothing.

The teacher is friendly and nice, but the women who have worked at the reception desk over the years have been terrible. In particular, the current receptionists are so disgusting that they can't even say hello, it makes me laugh.