龍昌外傷診所

I went to see a scald today, and I called beforehand to ask if I could buy medicine... The lady on the phone was very nice and didn't get impatient. Later, when I came to see the doctor and changed the medicine, it was still full! Because it was the first clinic, I didn't have to wait long. The clinic is also very friendly to mothers or fathers with children, and they also send stickers for children.

Although it is self-paid, the medicine is quite effective, and the nurses will help to clear the wound (some nurses are very careful), which is better than the big hospital The first time you see a doctor, you need to register on the spot. After the consultation, you can use the line to make an appointment. Next time you don’t have to wait too long, otherwise there will be quite a lot of people on the spot.

How do you change your medicine? Change medicine now The wound ointment is oily No saline solution Directly cover with new red and white ointment? Some people say that the nurse said that after three days, just rub it red Is it right? go see once Too lazy to say attitude I really can't go there to buy medicine.

From my own experience, this shop can only handle simple trauma and burns. The business is very good. There are 5 groups of bandages who are helping patients with wounds, so the replacement rate is very fast, and the doctor only takes a look during the diagnosis. A friend introduced me to this place to deal with the bruise from the crash. The doctor only saw me for less than a minute and asked me to line up next to me to apply medicine. When applying the medicine, the staff only washed it with saline solution without disinfection and debridement, and then applied medicine and bandages. , and then asked me to come and change the dressing every day. On the third day, the wound was not better, and the wound was severely inflamed and swollen. I felt that something was wrong, so I asked the bandager, and he asked the doctor to check it. The doctor just said something casually. He prescribed anti-inflammatory medicine to me. Afterwards, my family thought it would not work. They told me to go to another clinic. I found a clinic that deals with trauma. The wounds are already seriously inflamed, and they might even get infected! In the next few days, it gradually improved under the careful treatment of another clinic. I can only say that opening a hospital should have medical ethics and not just want to make money. It is really not advisable to deal with patients hastily in order to increase the flow rate.

The doctor is nice and the counter staff are nice too. But the medicine seems to be different from the previous one. It lacks the antibacterial sulfanilamide and other ingredients, and only has zinc oxide. I wonder if there is a greater risk of purulence in such serious wounds? The main reason for deducting one is that the rubbing staff are really bad, and they don't pay attention to hygiene. They are basically super-powerful salesmen, comparable to the kind of world gym and business. . : 1. As soon as I went to bandage the wound for the nurse, it was no problem for the nurse to blow her nose. After blowing her nose, she wore gloves without spraying alcohol and directly treated the wound. (Do you think gloves can isolate all germs? My doctor and friends say this is too unprofessional) 2. All kinds of sales + bad attitude: The nurse who bandaged, opened his eyes and told nonsense, and kept pushing to buy a large can of medicine (I said that my wounds do not need such a large can because of the drug period, and then she looked unhappy), Then I want you to buy tape (I told her that I don’t need it because I have it at home, and she was very upset and rolled her eyes, and her attitude was very poor), and then she was very fierce and asked me to remove the medicine the next day, I said: I have to work the next day and can't do it, you can teach me to change the medicine, and I will change it myself at home. In fact, the next day, I just used salt water to clean the wound and then change the medicine. Everyone has done it and I have already bought the medicine. There is really no need to pay 450 for the next day. bad attitude Really wish the doctor would hear and manage this nurse. The patient doesn't need to be sold by her when the pain is so painful, she can speak well. The bandagers were very rude, which really left me with a bad impression the first time I went there.

It sucks. During the epidemic, the lady at the counter who filled in the information had a bad attitude. The lady who took the medicine even used it to fall. The attitude of the team is very poor. The service spirit of the team has reached a state of shock. It turns out that the business of the clinic is so good. It's really amazing.

The child had a second-degree burn and was sent to a major hospital in the emergency department. He started to apply Longchang ointment himself the next day. After a few days, Longchang checked the wound with the doctor, only to find that the on-site nurse applied much more than us (but The doctor is really in charge of taking a look, so he arranged to rub the medicine for the nurse) At present, a total of three visits have been made, and different nurses have been arranged, but the service attitude is very good. The second visit was about 10 days for burns. The nurse said that the skin should be trimmed, and the technique was very neat and careful. . It's just because they have met different people who apply medicine, so the explanation will be different. The second person said that he should come back every day to change the medicine and apply white ointment, and it will be completely healed within a week. The next day, an older nurse said that he should use moisturizing ointment instead. , I will come back in two days to see if I can touch the water, I will be a little at a loss.