黃邦翰診所

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Good doctor on the ground

Excellent consultation time!!! The doctor is also very patient! Thank you!!!

Very amiable old doctor, sees doctor almost around the clock on Sundays, hard working old doctor.

After referring to the evaluation, I went to see a doctor, and found that it was not as the evaluation said, the clinic was chaotic, and the doctor's clothes were more casual, which made people untidy and professional. There are thick calluses on the side of the soles of the feet and it is a little painful to walk, and the thumbs have round spots and crusty skin. The doctor was directly diagnosed with virus warts on the soles of the feet and without checking carefully without gloves. The thumbs were calluses, but the clinic did not have cryotherapy equipment. It is recommended to refer me and prescribe me oral medicine and topical ointment. I asked the pharmacist why the cocoon prescribes oral medicine? It's also not clear that the doctor prescribed it... the lady at the counter kindly came over to ask about my condition and told me to try cutting off the dead skin if the thumb didn't hurt or itchy. On 3/27, I went to another dermatology department for examination. Both parts were thick calluses. I took cryotherapy and asked what medicine was prescribed by the clinic. It turned out that the oral medicine turned out to be an antipruritic effect, and the ointment was a generic steroid... ... I hope that someone can pay attention to the doctor’s medical behavior in the future. If there is no treatment equipment that can assist the patient, a referral should be recommended. I have encountered doctors who directly refunded the registration fee due to similar situations. We sincerely recommend that Dr. Huang have medical ethics .

See the doctor this afternoon, what bad doctors, bad nurses I don’t know where the nurse is not like the Taiwanese. I look at the skin, the doctor will not say anything, just say a few skin diseases, damn it! The doctors and nurses looked unlicensed, and I didn’t dare to wipe the medicine they gave.