Keiai Hospital in 帯広市

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  Rush Ri.

  :: 27 October 2024 17:12:24

  I was supposed to be present at the birth, but perhaps because we couldn't coordinate, I had to give birth alone. I was really shocked for a while because it's something you don't experience many times in your life. It's been many years now, but I regret choosing this hospital.

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  Summer

  :: 24 October 2024 21:16:34

  I gave birth here. The doctors and midwives were so polite and kind to me that I was able to have a safe postpartum experience. thank you very much. Below, I will write about things other than the support book regarding hospitalization. 1. About private rooms It was a private room for 3,000 yen, but it was like being in a double room for one person, so I had a hard time breastfeeding my baby in my own room because there was no sofa. We recommend a private room for 4,000 yen as it comes with a sink and a sofa. You don't have to leave your room every time you want to brush your teeth or wash your hands. After eating in my room on the third floor, I had to take my baby with me to the second floor to brush my teeth, which was difficult. (Currently, the facility is being renovated and there is a trend to make all rooms private, so it seems that there will be a washroom on the third floor eventually, but there is not one at the moment.) In my case, even if I included the cost of a private room (only for 3 days), the hospitalization fee was only 490,000 yen. 2. Hospital facilities other than those listed ①There are a wide variety of vending machines selling sweets, ice cream, and drinks. There was a server with free Kurikura water, cold and hot green tea, hojicha, and hot water, so it was a good idea to bring unbreakable cups and stainless steel mug bottles to stay hydrated. However, since there was no detergent to wash it with, I washed it with water and hand soap. (There's only water in it anyway) I brought a lot of sweets with me, but I only ate them when I gave birth, and there were so many snacks at the tea time that I didn't have time to eat them, so they ended up in my luggage. There's also a vending machine with sweets, so you don't have to bring that much. ②There are two showers, one in the shower booth with a breeze dryer like those found in old business hotels, and another in the washroom on the second floor. Since the wind is weak and it takes a long time, it seemed better to bring your own. There are shampoo, conditioner, and body soap provided in the shower room, but my hair became frizzy after just using the shampoo and conditioner once. It seems better for your mental health to bring good shampoo and conditioner. ③About laundry I was able to use the washing machine, dryer, and Attack (powder) for free. There is also a place to dry inside. But it's probably easier to leave it to your family. ④The slippers were pink fluffy nylon slippers that didn't absorb any sweat at all, making everyone's feet smelly. By the time I got close to being discharged from the hospital, the smell could not be removed even after washing, and I was told that my feet smelled bad when I visited them. It seemed better to buy slippers at Hyakuyen and throw them away. ⑤There is a nursing cushion in the nursing room, but it is the type that fits into your stomach, so if your stomach is still big after giving birth, it won't fit at all.It also has no volume, so even if you put a small baby on it, it won't reach the nipple, so it was difficult to use, so you can close it with the button you brought with you. It was easier to breastfeed by adjusting the height with a donut-shaped nursing cushion and a bath towel. My nipples get sore on the first day of breastfeeding, so it's painful without Pure Lane and Wrap. ⑥I was glad I brought my pillow because I was able to bring the pillow I usually use and fell asleep right away. (Although it was a big piece of luggage) I don't need Megu Rhythm because I don't have time to use it even if I bring it with me. I was frustrated because I couldn't tell which sample was a lotion or emulsion, so I prefer the one I usually use. Also, my feet were swollen like elephants, so I brought compression socks and it was a good idea. I wish I had brought something else with me, but 5 to 6 hours after giving birth, my crotch, which had been stitched together, started to swell and become swollen, and I started to worry about the stitches digging into my thighs. Keiai didn't have to remove the stitches because they were threads) When I applied a disposable cool pillow sold at 100 yen stores to my crotch that cools me down by hitting it once, the edema was removed and the bite was better, and the pain was suppressed and I was able to sleep. If you borrow one from a hospital, you won't be able to put it on your crotch, and if it gets dirty, you can throw it away after one use, so I want to keep it next time. As for wound healing, cooling will reduce inflammation, reduce swelling, and it's probably okay since it's not cold enough to cause circulatory failure if it's a one-time use, but the hospital would probably be in trouble if asked about this, so it's up to you to judge for yourself. I used it for a short time to relieve pain. ⑦It is better to leave your baby at night. There were no unnecessary calls for leaving the baby overnight, and the maternity hospital also recommended it. Since I have to go to the nursing room during breastfeeding time, I can only sleep about 2 hours at a time anyway, so I thought it would be better for my mental health if I left my baby without worrying. Once, I didn't hear the alarm and was asleep until it was time to breastfeed, but the nurse called to wake me up. This is what my hospital life was like. I hope this will be useful in the future as there is not much written about my hospital stay.

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  はいどらんと

  :: 22 October 2024 18:48:27

  I just moved from Sapporo, and to be honest, I'm surprised that at the gynecology department, I'm called by my full name, and even though there are many chairs and people in front of the reception desk, I'm sometimes told verbally what the reason for my visit is. The medical questionnaire is just a long desk, so you can clearly see the information of the person next to you.

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  ちゃんほし

  :: 07 October 2024 20:55:51

  The doctors, nurses, and midwives are all kind and you can feel at ease at this hospital. It was my third child's first caesarean section, but even though I was shaking with fear, I was able to give birth with peace of mind thanks to the many people who called out to me. Even after giving birth, they cared about my physical condition and my hospital stay wasn't too difficult! In fact, I didn't want to leave the hospital (^-^) I definitely want to give birth here during my next pregnancy and birth! !

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  w x

  :: 08 August 2024 19:55:12

  I gave birth here this year. Since I was returning home, I had to be examined in the second semester. I was very tired at my first checkup because I didn't understand the system well and the waiting time was long, but the female doctor who did the screen test was very kind to me. I felt a little calmer. However, during my medical checkups, the nurses at the reception desk were often sloppy and spoke harshly, which made me depressed. Of course, there are also kind people. My husband was present during the birth. Basically, it was just the two of us. The midwives came quickly when I was having a hard time and taught me how to breathe. It was really reassuring for me to look at the situation and tell me what was best. A young midwife took it up on me. He was very kind and made me feel at ease. There is a reliable midwife at Keiai. The food you eat while in the hospital is also delicious. When I don't feel well, I say, ``Mom, you need to rest. I'll take care of you today, so get some sleep.'' They called out to me and asked me to take care of them until my health recovered to a certain extent. The people in the neonatal room are all really kind people. It was my first time giving birth and I was nervous, but I am so glad I gave birth here.