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- Consultation counter for those with symptoms such as fever
- Consultation desk for those who have no symptoms but are concerned about infection
- Other various consultation counters, etc.
- Basic infection prevention points
Simultaneous epidemic of new coronavirus infection and seasonal influenza
Consultation counter for those with symptoms such as fever
If you have any of the following symptoms, please consult your family doctor or the Tokyo Fever Consultation Center.
- If you have any of the strong symptoms such as shortness of breath (dyspnea), strong fatigue (fatigue), high fever, etc.
- If you have relatively mild cold symptoms such as fever or cough, please be sure to consult us if the symptoms persist for more than 4 days. The same applies to those who must continue to take antipyretics etc.)
- Elderly people, those with underlying diseases, and pregnant women who have relatively mild cold symptoms such as fever and cough
*Note: You can also search for a list of medical and testing medical institutions in Tokyo that offer fever outpatient services on the Tokyo Metropolitan Government website below. Please make sure to call in advance before visiting.
If you have a family doctor
Please contact your family doctor by phone.
* Note: In some cases, regular examinations and fever patients may be examined at different times, so please be sure to call and confirm.
If you do not have a primary care doctor or your primary care doctor is out of hours
If you do not have a primary care doctor or if your primary care doctor is out of hours, please contact the Tokyo Fever Consultation Center.
Tokyo Metropolitan Fever Consultation Center (Nurses and public health nurses are available) (24 hours a day, including Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays)
- 03-5320-4551
- 03-5320-4411
- 03-6258-5780
- 03-5320-4592
*Note 1 For those with hearing impairments: Fax 03-5388-1396
*Note 2 Supported languages: Japanese, English, Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese, Tagalog, Nepali, Burmese, Thai, French, Portuguese, Spanish
Tokyo Metropolitan Fever Consultation Center Medical Institution Information Dedicated Phone (General Operators Handled) (24 hours, including Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays)
Due to the increase in the number of consultations, in addition to the above-mentioned fever consultation center, a new dedicated phone specializing in medical institution information has been established. If you are concerned about your symptoms, please consult with a nurse or public health nurse at the above-mentioned fever consultation center or a medical institution.
- 03-5320-4327
- 03-5320-5971
- 03-5320-7030
Tokyo Temporary Online Fever Medical Center
In Tokyo, in response to the simultaneous epidemic and spread of the new coronavirus infection and influenza this winter, in response to the urgent need for fever outpatients due to the spread of infection, an online We are implementing the "Tokyo Temporary Online Fever Medical Center" that provides medical care.
Please check the link below for usage and details.
List of medical institutions in the city where online medical care is available
For the latest information, please check the list of medical institutions that support online medical care (Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare website) (link to an external site) (opens in a separate window) .
| Medical institution name | location | telephone number | Presence or absence of medical treatment using the telephone for medical treatment, etc. | Presence or absence of medical treatment using phone calls for follow-up visits | Correspondence clinical department | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Arakawa Co-op Clinic | 4-54-5 Arakawa, Arakawa-ku | 03-3802-2601 | × | 〇 | internal medicine |
| 2 | Medical Corporation Inaba Kids Clinic | 4-7-1 Minamisenju, Arakawa-ku BiVi Minamisenju 3F 03-5 | 03-5604-1710 | 〇 | 〇 | Pediatrics |
| 3 | Department of Otorhinolaryngology and Allergy, Medical Corporation Shinkenkai | Imperial Topaz 1F, 5-23-5 Higashiogu, Arakawa-ku | 03-6240-8741 | 〇 | 〇 | otorhinolaryngology |
| Four | Ogu Station Front Internal Medicine Clinic | 7-25-3 Nishiogu, Arakawa-ku | 03-5855-0979 | 〇 | 〇 | Internal Medicine Cardiology Neurology |
| Five | Social Medical Corporation Isseikai Kimura Hospital | 1-1-1 Minamisenju, Arakawa-ku | 03-5615-2111 | 〇 We may not be able to accept depending on the symptoms. | 〇 We may not be able to accept depending on the symptoms. | internal medicine surgery |
| 6 | Sophia Clinic | 4-9-10 Machiya, Arakawa Ward | 03-3892-4514 | × | 〇 | internal medicine |
| 7 | Suzuki Children's Clinic | 3-21-5AY Building 1, Nishiogu, Arakawa-ku | 03-5855-3030 | 〇 | 〇 | Pediatrics |
| 8 | Hatano Otolaryngology | 7-1-1 Minamisenju, Arakawa-ku Acresty Minamisenju 304 | 03-6806-8733 | 〇 | 〇 | otorhinolaryngology |
| 9 | Marufuku Home Clinic | 4-27-3 Nishiogu, Arakawa-ku | 03-6807-9810 | 〇 | 〇 | Internal Medicine Pediatrics |
| Ten | Miyanomae Clinic | 2-3-2 Nishiogu, Arakawa-ku | 03-3800-7111 | 〇 | × | internal medicine |
| 11 | Ueno Pediatric Clinic | 1-13-22 Minamisenju, Arakawa-ku | 03-3806-4970 | × | 〇 | Pediatrics |
| 12 | Reiwa Arakawa Clinic | 2-1-20 Nishiogu, Arakawa-ku | 03-6807-8021 | × |
〇 Pregnant women and children (physical requirements apply) |
Internal Medicine/Surgery |
Consultation desk for those who have no symptoms but are concerned about infection
If you do not have any symptoms, please contact the following for consultation regarding anxiety about the new coronavirus infection and what to do when symptoms appear.
- Tokyo COVID-19 Omicron Stock Call Center (Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays, 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.): 0570-550-571
*Note 1 For those with hearing impairments: Fax 03-5388-1396
*Note 2 Supported languages: Japanese, English, Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese, Tagalog, Nepali, Burmese, Thai, French, Portuguese, Spanish - Arakawa Ward Health Prevention Division, Infectious Disease Prevention Section: 03-3802-4243 (8:30 a.m. to 5:15 p.m., excluding Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays)
Other consultation desks, etc.
Consultation counter for new coronavirus infectious disease (for those who have difficulty in consulting over the phone, such as those with hearing impairments)
Q&A about the new coronavirus infection (created by the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare)
Implementation of free PCR tests (Tokyo)
In response to the outbreak of Omicron strains in the community, as a temporary measure in Tokyo, from December 25, 3rd year of Reiwa, asymptomatic citizens who feel anxious about infection, such as being in an environment with a high infection risk, We offer free PCR tests.
Please see the link below for details.
Free business for PCR tests (Tokyo Bureau of Social Welfare and Public Health homepage) (link to an external site) (opens in a separate window)
Distribution of antigen qualitative test kits
Those who have symptoms suspected of being infected with the novel coronavirus or those who have been in close contact with someone who is asymptomatic can apply for the antigen qualitative test kit distribution project implemented by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government.
Covid-19 Aftereffects Consultation Desk (Tokyo)
- About "corona sequelae consultation desk" of metropolitan hospital (link to the outside site) (open with the other window)
- New coronavirus infectious disease aftereffects leaflet (made by Tokyo Metropolitan Government) (PDF: 927KB)
New coronavirus correspondence related information for expectant mothers and infants
New coronavirus correspondence related information for the elderly
New coronavirus response related information for medical institutions and welfare facilities
[To all foreigners] About the new coronavirus disease
[To all foreigners] Page about the new coronavirus disease
Basic infection prevention points
Practice cough etiquette and wash your hands frequently
When you cough or sneeze, use a mask, tissue, handkerchief, the sleeve of your clothes, or the inside of your elbow to cover your mouth and nose.
Keep social distance (appropriate distance)
Please keep a distance of about 2 meters (at least 1 meter) between people.
Let's avoid the 3 Cs
Avoid "closed spaces with poor ventilation", "crowded places" and "close-range conversations".
If unavoidable, ventilate the room, do not speak loudly, and avoid talking at a distance where you can touch your hands.
In addition, it is effective to prevent infection by keeping sufficient sleep and eating a well-balanced diet on a regular basis to improve immunity, and disinfection with alcohol disinfectant.
"Five situations" where the risk of infection increases
- Social gatherings that involve drinking alcohol, etc. Drinking reduces alertness and tends to raise your voice, so be careful.
- The risk of infection increases compared to a large number of people and eating and drinking for a long time and eating for a short time. Also, you need to be careful when eating and drinking with a large number of people, as they tend to be loud.
- The risk of infection such as conversation splash infection without a mask increases. You need to be careful even in the company such as cars and buses.
- Shared living in a small space Be careful as closed spaces such as dormitory rooms and toilets are shared.
- Change of place of residence When you change your place of residence, such as when you take a break from work, the risk of infection may increase due to looseness and changes in the environment. Be careful in rest rooms and smoking areas.
About masks and disinfectants
- About disinfection, sanitization method of new coronavirus (Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare, Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, Consumer Affairs Agency special page) (link to the outside site) (open with the other window)
- About wearing of mask (Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare homepage) (link to the outside site) (open with the other window)
- How to choose, use, and dispose of masks
About physical condition management
In order to notice changes in your physical condition early, it is important to know your normal state.
- Body temperature Use a thermometer to know your normal temperature.
- Breathing Approximate resting breathing rate, breathing condition (easily breathing, shoulder breathing, large chest movement, whistling, wheezing, etc.). Normal and calm is about 12 to 18 beats per minute (in adults).
- Pulse Measure your resting pulse rate. You can easily measure your pulse rate by placing your finger or palm on your wrist, the base of your neck, or your left chest (where your heart is).
- Prepare a watch that can measure the second hand and keep it quiet.
- Place your finger (or the palm of your hand) where you can feel your pulse, such as your wrist or the base of your neck, and count your pulse for 15 seconds.
- Multiply that value by 4 to get your resting pulse rate per minute. Normal and calm is about 50 to 100 beats per minute (in adults).
- Keep your finger on it for a while and see if the pulse rhythm is regular.
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inquiry
Health Department Health Prevention Section Infectious Disease Prevention Section
〒116-8502 2-11-1 Arakawa, Arakawa-ku
Phone number: 03-3802-3111 (extension: 430)
Fax: 03-3807-1504