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Last
summer,
I
was
infected
with
corona
and
was
hospitalized.
The
nurses
were
so
sick
and
uncomfortable
(although
there
was
only
one
person
who
was
kind
and
asked
me
a
lot),
the
doctor
didn't
explain
the
treatment
policy,
and
the
food
was
just
messy
boiled
greens,
which
was
the
worst.
..
Before
I
was
hospitalized,
a
doctor
specializing
in
home
treatment
came
and
left
me
a
medicine,
but
the
side
effect
of
it
caused
my
blood
sugar
level
to
rise
unbelievably,
and
I
was
admitted
to
a
general
hospital
and
suddenly
asked,
"Is
it
diabetes?"
I
was
surprised
because
I
had
never
been
told
that
my
blood
sugar
level
was
high.
Even
if
an
amateur
checked
it,
the
drug
had
raised
blood
sugar
levels
and
some
people
became
diabetic,
but
I
didn't
mention
the
side
effects
at
all
until
I
said
it.
The
medicine
continues
to
be
given
even
during
hospitalization,
but
the
blood
sugar
level
is
low
in
the
morning,
but
after
breakfast,
the
medicine
is
taken
and
the
blood
sugar
level
rises
steadily.
I
was
crazy
and
wanted
to
commit
suicide.
Corona's
treatment
is
over,
but
at
this
blood
sugar
level,
I
was
told
to
stay
in
the
hospital
and
treat
diabetes
as
it
is.
I
was
told,
"Let's
go
to
the
hospital
and
treat."
Even
when
I
was
discharged
from
the
hospital,
I
was
struck
by
insulin
and
when
I
left
the
hospital,
I
was
terribly
dizzy
and
I
couldn't
move
my
legs
forward.
I
don't
want
to
go
to
a
general
hospital
because
I'm
scared
anymore,
so
I
asked
a
university
hospital
in
Shinjuku,
where
I
had
a
hip
surgery
before,
to
write
a
letter
of
introduction
and
see
it
there.
Even
though
I
was
asked
to
write
a
letter
of
introduction,
I
was
very
disliked
by
phone.
I
knew
that
the
hospital
couldn't
refuse
the
referral
letter
from
the
patient,
so
I
protested
and
asked
my
doctor
to
write
it.
The
teacher
was
very
kind.
Even
on
the
night
I
was
discharged
from
the
hospital,
I
got
sick
and
when
I
called,
a
woman
who
felt
very
uncomfortable
came
out
and
was
scolded,
"I
can't
do
anything
even
if
I
come."
This
is
not
a
hospital,
is
it?
Isn't
that
also
an
emergency
hospital?
I
was
hospitalized
when
my
daughter
was
small,
but
she
was
kind
at
that
time.
It's
been
about
25
years
ago.
I
will
never
go.
(Original)
昨年の夏、コロナに感染して入院しました。
看護師もつっけんどんで感じ悪かったし(一人だけ親切でいろいろ聞いてくれる人が居ましたが)医師も治療の方針も説明せず食事もなんかべちゃべちゃな茹でた菜っ葉ばかりで最悪でした。
入院する前に在宅治療専門の医師が来て飲み薬を置いて行ったのですがそれの副作用で血糖値が信じられないほど上昇しそのまま総合病院へ入院していきなり「糖尿病ですか」と聞かれ今まで血糖値が高いなんて言われたことがなかったので驚きました。
素人が調べてもその薬は血糖値が上がって糖尿病になった人が居るくらいなのにその副作用の件は私が言い出すまで全くしませんでした。
その薬を入院中も出され続け朝は血糖値が低いのに朝食後にその薬を飲まされて血糖値がどんどん上がり、それからインスリンを一日に3回くらい打たれて血糖値が乱高下して精神的にもおかしくなってもう自殺したくなりました。
コロナの治療は終わりですがこの血糖値ではこのまま入院して糖尿の治療をしてくださいと言われ私は今まで血糖値が上がったことがなかったのでガンとして入院は断りお金がないと言ったら「通院して治療しましょう」と言われました。
退院するときもインスリンを打たれて病院を出たらものすごいめまいに襲われ1歩も足が前に出なくなりました。
もう怖くて総合病院には行きたくないので以前股関節の手術を受けた新宿の大学病院へ紹介状を書いてもらい以後そこで見てもらっています。
紹介状を書いてもらう件でも電話ではものすごく嫌がられましたが
患者からの紹介状希望を病院側では断れないことを知っていたので抗議して担当医に書いてもらいました。
その先生は大変親切でした。
退院した夜も体調が悪くなって電話したらものすごく感じの悪い女性が出て、「来てもらっても何もできません」と叱られました。
これは病院ではないですよね。それも救急病院なわけでしょ?
娘が小さい時入院しましたが当時は親切でした。
もう25年くらい昔の話ですが。
もう絶対に行きません。
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