Hiro Clinic

My child started itching and scratching all over his body after he turned 1 year old, and the moisturizers from my pediatrician didn't seem to be effective, so I went to this clinic that had a good reputation. In the beginning, my pediatrician gave me a strong oral steroid pill that I wasn't given, and my rough skin calmed down. However, the itching itself did not subside, and even though I visited the doctor regularly, I was told that ``Nowadays, there are many patients who experience this kind of (itching) seasonally,'' and I was treated with a steroid drug called celestamine syrup for a year and a half to two years. I was prescribed it and continued to take it. However, the itching never subsided. When my child started taking the medication for a long time, the nursery school pointed out to me that my child had not gained any height or weight lately. (His height remained at 89 cm and weight 13 kg from the age of 2 to 3 and a half years old.) Suspected to have growth hormone deficiency, he was examined at the prefectural children's medical center and was prescribed celestamine syrup, which he had been taking for a long time. I found out that the cause was adrenal insufficiency, which made it difficult for growth hormone to be produced and work properly. The person's adrenal glands are no longer able to secrete adrenal hormones at all, and if they suddenly stop taking the drug, they may experience shock symptoms and be life-threatening, so the drug will be gradually tapered off over a period of about six months. Treatment has begun. After we started tapering off his medication, he started to gain both height and weight, and now at the age of 4 and a half, he is 96cm tall and weighs 15kg, but he is still a head smaller than everyone else in the nursery school. It is said that there is a high possibility that it will continue to grow smaller than average. I feel responsible for allowing the parents to continue to give their children medicines that were given to them without questioning them, but I think it is more important that the doctors, who are experts, should not give such dangerous medicines to their children for a long period of time. I would like to know whether you were aware of the risks of having the patient take the drug. No matter how big or small your child is, each child has their own individuality, but I truly feel sorry for the child whose height and weight have stopped growing when they were supposed to because of the adults around them. If you have been taking the same medicine for a long time, please be careful as this may happen.... (Show more)

(This is just my personal opinion) ・Current medical examination information (February 2020) *Closed days * ・Closed on Thursdays, public holidays, and public holidays. ・On Mondays, consultations are only available from 14:40 (it's crowded) Wednesday morning only, closed in the afternoon (due to the coronavirus pandemic) ・On Saturday, the number of patients was reduced to 100. *(Although the new coronavirus has been eased, there is a special provision for continuing to limit the number of people. See photo) You can receive the medicine without going to the doctor, but some medicines may require you to go to the doctor, so please ask at the reception desk to confirm. If you are using a new drug and want to monitor your condition, you will need to see a doctor, so please check with the reception to see if that is possible. *Please check the website as there may be sudden closures depending on the month. (October is undecided? Some clinics are closed) ・The advantage is that during the examination, the doctor will be able to consider the medicine that is right for you. I think they may say harsh things at times, but that's because they care about the patient and give advice as a specialist, so if you listen carefully, your recovery will improve, although it depends on individual differences. *At your first visit, you will have to go to see your symptoms about three times a month to see if the various medicines are right for you, but please be patient as we will change the medicines to cure your condition. ・The disadvantage is that the waiting time is very long.If you live nearby, you can call and arrive at the clinic within about 15 minutes, but if you live far away, you will usually have to wait for more than 2 hours (sometimes you will be examined mid-way). (*The number of people who can call is probably about 20 people and the 21st person will be eligible.) *Even on Saturdays, there may be long lines from first thing in the morning, so you'll have to wait a long time. (You'll have to wait outside, but it opens at about 8:30.) *If you can tolerate these conditions, we highly recommend this dermatologist.... (Show more)

I've been taking care of him for about 3 years now, and he always gives me accurate diagnosis and the right medicine. Even if it's crowded, they will listen to your concerns, so you can rest assured. There are a lot of people waiting, but you can go out and your turn will be called, so you don't have to wait at the clinic, so I don't have any problems. I think the reason why so many patients are willing to wait so long to see him is because they trust this doctor, myself included.... (Show more)

The receptionist is not friendly every time, and every time they respond to me from above, perhaps because they are busy and nervous, and it is a disappointing reception that makes me feel like I am being more attentive. It doesn't bother me at all to have to wait in a crowded place. Even though the doctor is a good person, I think it would be a shame to damage the receptionist who is the face of the clinic.... (Show more)

Saturday. I arrived at the hospital around 9:10. First visit. I was told that I would have to wait at the reception desk for 1.5 to 2 hours. long. Recommended for people who have extra time and are bored Why do I have to wait so long at the dermatologist?

There are too many irregular holidays. The doctor is a good person, and if I take the prescribed medicine, I'm sure I'll be on the road to recovery, but when I go, there are too many cases where the clinic isn't open or I can't see a doctor due to limits on the number of people. How many times have I gone home without doing anything even though there was a doctor's office right in front of me? It can be said that the probability of receiving a medical examination is approximately the same as the probability of being in vain. On top of that, the waiting time is quite long, so I don't recommend it to people who are busy with work or daily life. If they could at least improve the closure and number of people, I would give it 5 stars.... (Show more)

After waiting for more than 2 hours, when I entered the examination room, the doctor was just reading other documents. So I thought the wait would be long. The main reason I can't recommend this place is because the pharmacy next door I go to after my doctor's appointment was terrible. The pharmacist's attitude is too bad. There was no explanation about the medicine, so I asked, ``Do I have to take two tablets at a time?'' and he said in an angry tone, ``Can you read? Look at this.'' Discrimination against foreigners is none of your business. Your job is to explain the medicine.... (Show more)

Waiting time is too long.

Sensitive skin, dry skin and atopic dermatitis Seen for skin irritation Although there is some fluctuation I feel like my skin has improved with continued treatment. Others have also mentioned it It's always crowded. There is no change depending on the day of the week, and the wait time is 3 hours. I often have to wait until 8pm. The waiting room is also crowded. Kill time on your way home or at a family restaurant or convenience store in the station area. Reception staff can be overbearing The patient may feel uncomfortable. There are some unreasonable things I went on a Wednesday at 11am. The reception has ended. [Wednesday morning reception hours are When the number of receptionists exceeds 100 Reception closes at 10 o'clock. ] It is also listed on the HP I was told this at the reception. I checked several times, but I can't find it. Please clarify important information There's never a day when it's not crowded. Reception hours on Wednesday are Is the clinic reception time 10 o'clock? As stated on the website until 11:30 I think it should be accepted. Are you checking? do not? I have never had any tests done under a microscope, etc. Anxiety remains about the diagnosis. One reason for the reduced score is ・No inspection ・Medical examination reception time will be earlier is. Regarding prescriptions mentioned by others I have never been given unnecessary prescriptions. I often use drugs on a trial basis. The only option is to consult a pharmacy for unnecessary prescriptions.... (Show more)

The teacher is kind. The reception desk is nice, but the line up is long. I think it would be great if we could add at least one more person to the reception desk. The waiting list after checking in is very long, but I think it can't be helped. We all go there because we want to talk to a good doctor about the disease we want to discuss. But there is only one teacher (lol) Saturday is very crowded and slow. I went there at 8:10 in the morning, and there were 60/70 people in line before the reception opened. My reception number was 78. I registered the phone number to call and went home, but the call came at 2:15 p.m. I waited for about 30 minutes to get to the clinic. As expected, it took about 7 hours in total (lol). Thank you to the teachers and receptionists who have been working hard since the morning.... (Show more)

Even if you go at 9 o'clock on a weekday, you will have to wait about an hour and a half. *After issuing a numbered ticket at the reception desk, you can wait in the waiting room or outside. In that case, you can check the call number on the website. You can also enter your phone number and have it call you when it's your turn. The doctor is very kind and considerate in his treatment.... (Show more)

He prescribed the right medicine for me and was very helpful. Until I was diagnosed here, I had no idea that ointments (oil-based) were not suitable for my skin. Personally, I think it is a trustworthy hospital. However, as mentioned in other reviews, there will be a long wait. Also, the business hours listed on the website doesn't seem to have been updated (I came here on a Wednesday afternoon without realizing it). I took a photo of the correct business hours and will upload it.... (Show more)

I was misdiagnosed before, but I still go here because it's close to my house. She is a female doctor and is very polite. Most of the receptionists are polite as well. Very crowded.

Considering how crowded it is I guess it has a good reputation. The doctor was a female doctor who examined me very kindly and carefully and made an appropriate decision. The inflamed areas subsided within a few days. thank you

It's confusing and hard to understand, such as there being a limit on the number of cases in the morning on weekdays, and Monday mornings being only for surgeries and no outpatients except in the summer. Moreover, there is no mention of it on the homepage. Please be careful if this is your first visit or if you are visiting the clinic for the first time in a while. If you're not good at it, you'll end up having to go twice a day. I would like the hospital's homepage to make it easier to understand by clearly stating that there are no outpatient clinics on Monday mornings, and that there is a limit on the number of cases that can be performed on Monday mornings, in the reception hours section of the hospital website.... (Show more)

I felt like I was being experimented with, trying out various medications, and if they didn't work, I would try the next one. Also, the medicine will come out with this. I have vitamins and even if I say I have extra, they always give me some. I guess he's trying to make some money with drugs... Also, waiting times of several hours are common.... (Show more)

I went to the hospital for about six months for atopic urticaria, but they always gave me a huge amount of medication, and I felt like I was going through a lot of medication. Even though I applied it, I did not recover very well, and I always had doubts about the medicines that were given to me. I took the plunge and went to a certain general hospital, and with just one oral medication and one topical ointment, the condition of my skin improved dramatically. I'm glad I changed hospitals. After that, the waiting time is quite long. I think it's a good fit and a bad fit. It didn't suit me.... (Show more)

I'll be waiting a long time. The waiting time is said to be 30 minutes, but it's probably an hour! You'll get a numbered ticket, but if you go out and your turn isn't called, you'll have to be careful because it's from the beginning. A medical examination isn't bad! I don't know about other clicks!

More than 10 years ago, at K Clinic where Dr. I had surgery. Beautiful finish with almost no scars or pain I was very satisfied, but when I went back a few years later, I was told that they had retired. I was very disappointed. I was told that the clinic had opened, and now I go to the hospital occasionally. The interior of the hospital is beautiful and attention to detail, as there are only female doctors. I felt that it was. Because he is very skilled, many people probably come all the way from far away to see him. Isn't it? Because it is popular, there are many patients, and in that respect, the waiting time and There will probably be issues such as how much time each person spends on the examination, but personally, I am very satisfied.... (Show more)

The advance information was about 1 and a half hours, but it took 2 hours and 20 minutes until the actual call. I think the waiting time is longer than the response time. It's nice to be able to check the waiting status online, but it's a mystery that there is no online reservation system. Also, if you request a phone call, they will call you, but you will be called quite early and will have to wait a long time after you arrive. The examination was pleasant, but not particularly thorough and only lasted less than 5 minutes. ``I'll give you some medicine, but you don't have to take it. Just take it the next time you get sick.'' So he gave me a large amount of medicine.... (Show more)