Hello everyone, this is Kawamitsu from K-ichi Roppongi Clinic.
Today, I will share with you a case study of a patient.
M.H. initially had back and neck pain. She also wanted to have a baby soon, but she had a 7 cm uterine fibroid, which made it difficult to conceive.
When we asked her about her job, she told us that she works with foreigners and often uses English, but she often wonders how to express herself in English in such situations, so we asked her to tell us about the trouble she had at work between each treatment.
I also told them that, in my opinion, this is probably the best way to express themselves, and about half of the treatment was spent discussing how to express themselves in English.
Now, as for the main subject, M.H.'s body, of course, her neck and back got better rather quickly. Next, we decided to do something about the uterine fibroids that were bothering her.
Then, about two months later, I went to the hospital for a checkup, and lo and behold, "My fibroids are now too small to be seen on the ultrasound." I received the comment, "The uterine fibroid is no longer visible on the ultrasound.
In response to a question about what was good about receiving treatment at our clinic, one respondent commented, "I think they examine your symptoms in detail." I think they examine my symptoms in detail," he commented.
Now you can see his own handwriting!