Ügyelet - felnőtt betegek számára - Ügyelet - felnőtt betegek számára

A little slow. Because there are many

Very friendly doctor and helper. Prescription issued after examination, nothing cost!

Dear, helpful professionals. The equipment is very minimally equipped.

The 3 stars because one of the doctors and his assistant prescribed adult medicine to our child by mistake, which we had to take very dearly and only faced with him at home. Plus, they wrote on the paper that he had asthma (which isn’t true!). And the worst part was that they were able to vaccinate a sick child, just a 3-year-old, who greeted out loud in advance not to say "Hi" to them, but to "Kiss me"! Other times, however, there was a very kind and helpful doctor there who we couldn’t complain about!

It was a pleasant disappointment, I received prompt care, there was only one patient in front of me. I spent a total of 20 minutes there, the doctor was very kind and helpful. If anyone needs immediate patient care I would strongly recommend.

Nyegle, treating, burned out doctor, assistant ... horror ...

We called the online emergency number on Saturday morning and told me about the problem, which although it first occurred on Wednesday night, the rest and home remedy only temporarily helped me, by Friday afternoon, there were already more serious symptoms. We asked if we could wait until this Monday. We got the answer to go in, the doctor will investigate. We left in the morning, we didn't see any patients. The guy said, "What's the problem?" We started saying, standing on the street, but interrupted "3-4 days sick and come here ??" I didn’t care what the problem was or what chronic illnesses I had. Nothing. It was graciously admitted when we said that this was exactly why we inquired by phone. Then my GP started to insult me, who I didn’t say a word about, and he has no idea who he is. All I said was that with a sore throat, a person doesn’t go to the GP right away because it doesn’t make sense. "I know I'm a GP too" I still didn't ask about my illnesses and complaints, he was just phlegmatic, I was trying to explain that purulent sputum was a source of uncertainty in an asthmatic patient. He didn't listen to my lungs, the assistant asked him, he grinned and came and listened. He thought it was okay, I knew I had just drowned, but I left it. So he started saying that tea and vitamin C, I tell him I’m beyond these. Well, he graciously prescribed Augmentin for that. I add I didn’t go for antibiotics, I needed medical advice. Well, I didn't get that. When he handed me the outpatient card, I told him I shouldn’t be dealing with people because this style is amazing. For this he started waving his hand that he was fine, I kissed. The state of Hungarian health care is also shown by the fact that it is forced to tolerate such frills zoltán, because there is no other.

The experience was completely foreign. First, the assistant came out and asked what the problem was. I drowned and complained to him about the situation (through a window, so he wouldn’t let me in, even after he found out I had all 3 vaccinations), during which time I froze outside. The attitude and carelessness of the saddle did not promise much good. He moaned with great difficulty to wake the doctor and then disappeared for a quarter of an hour and then appeared on the doctor's side. I told him the same thing he did to the assistant. Eventually they let me in with great difficulty, but they still remarked bitterly that I should have had a fever (I add they didn't do it), and when they asked me why I didn't do it, I said that if you drown in breathing, this is not the primary ... He listened to my back, my chest (the latter superficially) then looked into my throat. I told him I had a strong laryngeal reflex, please take care with the spatula. Still, he poked my throat and I coughed at what he was taking. Obviously, I wouldn't be happy to cough either, but that's why I'm talking ahead. I do this at every doctor so as not to be surprised. Eventually he disappeared and brought in a ventolin to show him how to use it. God doesn't even know how many people were in his mouth. I told him I had never used one and the first puff on my tongue landed in trouble? He said it was not interesting to others. I'll tell you how the hell I knew I was supposed to ... and he was actually pushing the next thrust into me by pushing it to my teeth when I was still talking. He finally prescribed a ventolin and set off on a doctor's name to go to him. His repulsive, impatient, violent attitude toward patients is not only ineffective, but abusing a desperate, tired patient emotionally and physically is not a purposeful thing. There was no communication, no telling what my trouble might be just set off. Here’s the health care that if a patient comes to the emergency room at 4 a.m., he’s even questioned and his mother is there at all because to turn for help ... devastating.