明仁眼科診所

Hello? The movements are as slow as ghosts. I would like to ask the guests. Few movements are slow. Why is it weird and why are the doctors slow? What is it? I thought that fewer people would be faster. Sorry, I was wrong. Come here to see a doctor. Being scolded by the doctor is unreasonable. Hey, the pharmacist's actions are slower than that of a sloth. Can you indicate that the action is slow, please wait?

When the family returned to Yilan, the doctor went to see the doctor for the first time because the family could not live in Yilan. They did n’t deal with the family ’s needles and only took a potion and drove people away. ! If you do n’t want to see people from other counties and cities, you can explain in advance, if it ’s not really uncomfortable, who will be okay to see a doctor ... Can you still be perfunctory ?????

The doctor did n’t even have the patience, and the machine did n’t take a picture. He pulled my eyelids rudely, and said that it was a long needle. Later, when he opened the eye drops, his eyes became swollen. The next morning, he could n’t open them. At the clinic, it was actually a corneal rupture, not a long needle at all. Fortunately, I did not continue to order the eye drops he prescribed, otherwise he would be blind.

Because the long needles of the eyes are too large to block the sight, I would like to trouble the doctor to help, but the doctor also said that the first visit does not help the treatment, and said that it will help the treatment next time. Did the doctor in the clinic have to see the doctor? ? ? The point is that the doctor ’s attitude is really very, very bad, and also very rude

The whole thing is terrible, because the child’s eyesight needs further examination. May I ask the nurse what are you doing? You have been helping the measuring machine below. No one instructed the doctor to tell the 4-year-old child to keep reading and come back again, please ask the child Know what order? I don’t listen to the adult’s opinion at all. I tell you that my eyes are suspected of inflamed and secrete something. I don’t even look at it and tell me that I can prescribe a potion. Will I dare to order your potion? Who is responsible if something goes wrong? I don’t respect the patient at all.

I’m never going to see it again If you use eye stones, I will only prescribe medicine for you, and I won’t tell you in particular. There is a wound on the cornea. It will be more uncomfortable today. After an hour of watching, I have tears and my nose keeps flowing. I will change the room soon. The other room is to check both eyes. I will tell you in particular that the cornea of ​​the eye is broken. I will be particularly uncomfortable today. I will prescribe ointment and anti-inflammatory syrup for you.

I went to Yilan on Saturday to play with temporary discomfort in my eyes and a foreign body sensation. I kept crying unconsciously. It was almost 5:30. If I didn't deal with it, there were almost no ophthalmology departments open on Sunday, so I had to find an ophthalmology department at random. As soon as you enter, the nurse will ask for your health insurance card plus ID card and a registration fee of 150. (The first time you see a doctor, you need to get two IDs, but your eyes are super uncomfortable, and you don't think about it that much), and then ask you to write the initial consultation information. After entering the clinic, the old doctor asked what was wrong. I said that I had a foreign body sensation in my right eye, and I had this symptom suddenly today. Then the old doctor asked me to get on the machine, and only looked at my right eye, telling me that my eyeballs were up and down, left and right. Turn around, and then tell me to look down, and suddenly open my upper eyelids rudely, my eyes are uncomfortable and still crying, and they keep telling me to open my eyes, use super force, and use it two or three times to get better , after finishing the treatment, he said that my eyes were dirty and that the black eyeball was a little injured, and then asked me to return to the doctor in two days, but as soon as I said that I would be in Taipei on Tuesday, the old doctor immediately stopped talking. After the visit, the nurse washed my hands outside and ordered eye drops for me, gave me a prescription, and told me to go to the eighth pharmacy next door to get my medicine. The third potion, my vision is still blurry, but at least I don't cry anymore. …@@