[Chart Record Information] ■Name: Haki ■Occupation: Office Later 20s ■Height: 162cm ■Bust: 90cm ■Waist: 60cm ■Hip: 88cm ■Symptoms Headache, fatigue -----Hello. He is a man working as a doctor in Tokyo. Every year around this time of year, the number of patients visiting with hay fever increases rapidly. I think many people suffer from hay fever symptoms every year. There are several ways to treat it, and it is important to choose the appropriate treatment depending on the severity of the symptoms and lifestyle. The most common method is slumber therapy. Antihistamines suppress sneezing, runny nose and itching. The mainstream is second-generation medicine, which is less likely to cause sleep. In addition, nose drops and eyelashes are often prescribed. Allergen immunotherapy is a treatment that has become more common recently. This treatment reduces allergic reactions by administering small amounts of allergens that cause allergies, and ultimately changes your constitution that is less likely to cause allergies. This treatment is expected to help prevent allergic symptoms for a long period of time and bring them closer to healing, as it can aim for fundamental treatment. To put it more specifically, by gradually increasing the amount of allergens from a small amount, the body encourages its accustoms to the allergens and changes its immune response. There are two types of this treatment: subcutaneous immunotherapy, subcutaneous injection, and sublingual immunotherapy, in which allergens are administered under the tongue. By the way, there are also ways to cure surgically for severe nasal congestion (such as swelling of the nasal mucosa) that does not improve due to medicine. These surgeries include laser treatment, argon plasma therapy, and submucosal submucosal turbinate osteotomy, which can help reduce inflammation of the nasal mucosa and widen the nasal space, allowing you to expect to improve nasal congestion and runny nose. There are many different methods, so we recommend choosing the appropriate treatment depending on your symptoms and lifestyle. Well, I thought the patient this time had hay fever, but after examining symptoms such as headache and fatigue, he also had tonsillitis and was just a cold. It was a shame that a patient with beautiful and large breasts would have given them the prescription and return it, so I decided to sleep and use it as the toy this time. I looked every bit of my body and I was in good health, with no other problems besides cold symptoms. His breasts don't have any fraying and he doesn't seem to have sexually transmitted diseases. I often drink osaka and get pigmentation all over my teeth. I'm not a dentist so I can't do anything about it. This time, I will be taking thorough care of this patient with my fellow doctor. Later, you can just put a cold prescription or ku into your mouth and receive an IV drip. Patients enter the examination room from 00:00. Tell the doctor about the symptoms. From 1:25, use a penlight to check for swelling of tonsillitis. From 02:29, check the heartbeat with a stethoscope. From 4:10, the patient was slouched on the bed and put on an oxygen mask. Injected with finely crafted oxygen. From 05:46, patients sleeping are taken to a separate room. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- A patient slept on the examination table. A doctor in protective suit comes in. Put on rubber gloves. From 7:16, I flipped my skirt and checked the stains on my pants. From 8:20, open your mouth and observe your mouth. With a cotton swab...
