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When I went to see the doctor today, I felt that Dr. Lin was very careful and concerned about my physical condition. He asked me if I felt better? I thought the doctor would be very cold, but unexpectedly I think the doctor is very good, I recommend it to everyone!

I saw a gynecologist today, and the attitude of both the counter and the doctor is very good. I don't know the previous comment? Maybe it was because I was too busy and forgot to smile, which led to misunderstandings. The injection lady is also very good at giving a lot of reminders.

Originally, I was a little scared looking at the evaluation. When I came to take the third dose, the doctors and nurses were very kind. Since it was the first time to give Modena, the nurse who injected the injection specially reminded me after the injection, as if I were sick! !

The doctors and nurses are very kind, there will be no uncomfortable feeling, and they will inform you about the actions intimately. It is the first time to see the gynecology department.

Vaccinations are given here. The counters and service staff are very kind. They are busier because of multiple vaccinations, but they can deeply appreciate it. It’s hard work. I hope you will continue to serve the local folks. It doesn’t matter if the comments are good or bad. , those who really come to see the doctor will naturally appreciate your hard work. What's more, although the hospital's review is 2.9 stars, the business is just as good, and those who don't come will naturally not come. It's worth coming here.

On April Fool's Day, the vaccine was given here. The counter staff and the nurses who gave the injections were very nice and friendly. but! Dr. Lin is very cold, and his speech has a disdainful feeling, which makes people uncomfortable.

I don’t know if it’s because I don’t have expertise here or I don’t want to care about patients like us. Only when I hear more expensive vaccines, I will actively ask questions. I feel impatient to answer other questions. If I understand, I won’t use it to find a doctor. There are professional related content. It is normal for the general public to have doubts and ask questions. It may also be that the clinic is very busy with the cooperation of the new crown pneumonia vaccine, but I don’t need to spend the registration fee to see you impatient. I will not come here again in the future. edge.

Very unsatisfactory experience. Last month, I went to see a doctor because of mild inflammatory symptoms. Until last week of this month, I had a total of seven times (nearly a month) of diagnosis and treatment. In fact, I didn't feel any discomfort at the first visit, and I didn't have any symptoms since then, but every time the internal doctor said that it seemed to be very slow and the state was still not good, so I needed to rest more and return to the doctor after three days. , Do not interrupt treatment without authorization to avoid aggravating the condition and making it more difficult to recover... Based on the trust in the profession, I still cooperate with the instructions, but I am getting more and more confused. There are no signs of discomfort or something wrong. Why do I need to take antibiotics for so long, administer medicines and even take three anti-inflammatory injections at my own expense? Asking people around me who have experience and whose condition is more serious than me has never been treated in this way; and every time I ask the doctor about the current condition, they will reply very mechanically, which feels very perfunctory, and I don’t want to let the patient know more about their physical condition. I really can't stand it and decided to go to other clinics to seek medical treatment and find him again. Once checked - root. Book. No. thing. (The other party even stated that seven treatments were enough for 99% of people to be cured, even the more serious ones.) Is it in line with medical ethics to impose extra psychological pressure on patients in this way? Not to mention the burden on the body of constantly taking unnecessary drugs. The only one with the best attitude in the hospital is the nurse. Both the pharmacist and Dr. Lin himself gave people an indifferent attitude, and when they asked relevant questions, they always looked like they didn't want to say more. Based on the above experience, it is highly not recommended.