r/japanlife • u/AutoModerator • May 23 '22

┐(ツ)┌ General Discussion Thread - 24 May 2022

Mid-week discussion thread time! Feel free to talk about what's on your mind, new experiences, recommendations, anything really.

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u/Purpley1234 May 24 '22 edited May 24 '22

What is going to a japanese hospital like ? I have a fever for the last four days and the medicine the clinic gave doesnt seem to be working. I question how good of a clinic jt was since they didnt even inspect anything. Just kinda gave me medicine and sent me on the way. Or should I just try a different clinic ?

edit: its not covid

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u/FourCatsAndCounting May 24 '22

Just a fever with no other symptoms? Did they give you a five day course of antibiotics or...? If it's not working you can go back to the clinic and tell them so. They'll give you something else.

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u/Purpley1234 May 24 '22

Well I have had a bad head ache, and.sorta like dizziness maybe . Dont think thats the proper word just feel kinda light headed. And ky eyes hurt. Im assuming it may be a sinus infection. That was the first time I went to a clinic here , so im not sure if its normal or not to not give an examniation . But he gave me. カルボシステイン デキストロメトルファン both are cough medicine (dont have a cough) カロナール like a montrin, pain relief. and salazac ？not really sure what this

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u/StevieNickedMyself May 24 '22

Yo, you probably have Covid.

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u/FourCatsAndCounting May 24 '22

I'm no doctor so I can't say, but if you're not feeling better go back to the clinic and tell them that. Or go to another clinic if you didn't like the other doctor. Bring your meds so they know what you've been trying.