I had to come in here recently for a minor surgery. Every single person that we encountered from the front desk until we left (about 3 hours later) were wonderful. I think we spoke with about 8 or more individuals. All of which introduced themselves and what they would be doing or helping with during the procedure. They communicated everything beautifully with both my husband and I. Everything went off without a hitch. I highly recommend them. read more

Excessive waiting. An hour wait for everyone that has anything to do with the patient. 9:30 - 1:31. Didn't wheel me out to my car. 78 years old. In the heat. Conclusion. Phone in prescription for antibiotics. Sigh. Nothing to eat or drink!! Poor service. Attitude day some nurses. read more

My dad has been here several times, in the ICU, IRU, and general hospital and each time care is either horrible or it's pretty good. It's upsetting, level of care changes every time there is a nurse or a doctor change. I'm dissapointed with the way everything has been handled with my dad. read more

Was here to do my annual mammogram I did check in online so the process was quick once I arrived at the hospital. She took my orders, gave me my medical wristband and took me to the back. I recommend if you have access to a computer to complete the paperwork online for sure. The staff was very friendly and the tech was very gentle making the care amazing. read more

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Do not go to this Hospital at all cost! Worst Hospital i've seen so far! I went there last night due to an acute Abdominal pain that does not subsides, mind you its New Year's day so its not busy, i am a healthcare worker myself but this place is horrible, horrible patient care. i've waiting for almost 2 Hrs and all they did was taking my vitals, i sat there suffering from pain, could not take it anymore so we just left the place without being seen by a doctor or a nurse! no blood works was done, not even UA, what a shame, don't bring your loved ones to this place if they are in a life threatening condition. just don't got to this place, its not worth your time and safety! read more

Go anywhere else. This was an extremely unprofessional experience and a complete waste of time. There was a severe lack of communication, empathy, and basic bedside manner. When people trust you with their health and well-being, being dismissive and careless is unacceptable. We arrived at 3:00 PM and left at 10:00 PM without ever seeing a doctor. We were told multiple times that we were "next," yet no blood was drawn, no tests were run, and we spent hours waiting in a room with no updates before ultimately being dismissed. Absolutely appalled by how this was handled. read more

I want to recognize the staff at Memorial Hermann Cypress Hospital for the exceptional care my wife and I received during an extremely stressful situation. We arrived around 7:17, and my wife was triaged within five minutes, which I truly appreciated. The wait to be taken back was roughly two hours, and while that was difficult for both of us, what set Memorial Hermann Cypress apart from other hospitals I've experienced was the care, professionalism, and genuine empathy shown by every staff member we encountered during that time. And by everyone, I truly mean everyone, not just the doctors, CNA, LPN, RN, APRN clinical staff and surgical team, but also the front desk team, environmental services technicians, and hospital security. Every single employee we interacted with carried themselves as if they had a personal, vested interest in how my wife and I were doing. No one treated us like a number or a task to be completed. Once we were taken back and evaluated, things moved efficiently. My wife received the necessary testing, and--most importantly--her pain was managed promptly. After the issue was clearly identified, the staff went above and beyond to ensure we were informed, comfortable, and genuinely cared for. At no point did we feel dismissed or rushed. A first-time emergency surgery is typically overwhelming, but the team at Memorial Hermann Cypress handled everything with a level of quality, compassion, and professionalism that is increasingly rare to find. They made an incredibly stressful experience feel manageable, human, and dignified. Thank you to every individual at Memorial Hermann Cypress Hospital who helped us that night. The level of care we received will not be forgotten and was certainly not lost on us. read more

Recently, I stayed 4 days at Memorial Hermann Cypress Hospital. That is the second time I have needed hospital care in the last year. Both times the folks that cared for me did an excellent job. They were kind, caring, and gave me the attention I needed in a timely manner. And amazingly, the food was quite good. I have brought neighbors, on occasion, to the ER and they, too, have had nothing but positive comments afterwards. Thanks to those that tended to me and helped me get better. KAO, room S406 read more

I waited an hour and 25 minutes to be sat in a room and then ten more for the doctor to come in and see me. I am a public servant and don't often have time to schedule appointments during the work week. As such, when I make said appointments I expect the doctor that is down the hall to be with me in less than forty minutes. Which I don't think is unreasonable to ask. I didn't leave to return another day because was I said, I am a public servant and I don't have the liberty to take off as much time as my chronic condition would require. Quite frankly this is insulting to both my and other patients time, other patients who may suffer under this inconsiderate practitioner. read more

My wife had a couple of procedures done, excellent doctors, and some nurses, we spent an entire week here, but the first crew of nurses, and last were outstanding, in between it was very questionable. We had to come here Northwest Cypress HCA didn't have anyone available, so we had to come here , I was treated for Bladder cancer for almost ten years, my wife used to stay with me a lot, and service was outstanding always, the food you could order was very fair for hospital food, they also have a coffee shop, let me tell you me being on the other side of things, I could not bring myself to have a good meal, and i provided a lot of attention to my wife at Memorial cypress. I did let them know, but I doubt my comments would make a difference, but here it is in case anyone wants to know. Be prepared for bad food for you as a guest and patient. But doctors were outstanding. read more

Went in and was sent home with serious underlying issues , in and out not the slightest care in the world. Went else where and turns out I was minutes from being intubated! read more

Sad and disappointed! Worst hospital you can ever be. Only good this was Staff and nurses are nice. Moldy fruits read more

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Nursing staff doctors all very professional, very clean facility they give you everything you need all the amenities but this is going to sound hard to believe. I absolutely love the process on ordering your food and the food is excellent. You call the number they help you with your pics and they deliver it within five minutes of the time you asked for very delicious. read more

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Horrible service and help at this location. The second floor on the south tower needs to have something changed immediately because the nurses are awful with time and helping. It should not take 15-20 minutes to get help after pressing the call button, especially if I'm in serious pain coming straight out of surgery. On top of the fact, I'm having to call 2-3 times every single time I need help just for my nurse to show up 15 mins after I called. You would think they would be faster knowing you're in so much pain, but they just don't seem to care here. I would recommend going to a different location if you would like help in a timely manner. the only people i would like to opt out is adrian he was the only one to help me within a few minutes after calling and actually take good care of me. i had such an unpleasant experience at this location for being in so much pain.had to go through 2 different surgeries and still deal with all this bs on top of all my pain. read more

DO NOT VISIT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thought l'd come by since it was local and convenient but I'm still here as i type this and I've been waiting for 2 hours in the emergency room. There is another lady who arrived right after me. Mind you it's just us two in the waiting room for HOURS. I would leave but l've already invested this much time. I should have drove 30 mins out of the way to be seen in 10-15 mins. #sendhelp I will be calling patient relations. (346)231-5923 read more

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let me start by saying it's after 1am and me and my daughter have been in here since 9pm, I brought her in complaining of stomach pains. the staff has NOT once come in the room to update us about any test results, I have to keep walking out to the nurses station to see what it going on!! it's been hours of sitting in very hard plastic uncomfortable chairs. I had to tell the nurse hey her pee cup and blood samples are just sitting in here is anyone going to take them to get tested??? I am beyond frustrated and we will never return to the hospital, literally the worst place I've ever been . Everyone is sitting around on their phones and no one is even asking my child if she's alright!!! read more

Hospitals like this are why addicts end back up end the streets and die, came to gwt help for withdrawl which the types I have are very deadly and they gave me a tablet of Tylenol and sent me home, no IV no blood work no UA. I was nauseous puking for couple days and sleepless. Last time I went thelugj this it took me going to Ben taub and was in ICU. Another addict who is hopeless once again at the risk of dying. No wonder we don't ask for help, were treated less than a dog read more

Very rude nurses, incompetent doctors in ICU. Nurses do not like to be asked questions. Not willing to explain things to family. Very grumpy. They must be very stressed out. No accountability. I would give it 0 stars if I could. read more

ABSOLUTELY HORRIBLE, i came in because i was having contractions, and I know how to tell im in labor (since this was my second pregnancy) or that my child was coming soon. the ladies up front laughed in me and my fiancé's face while he told them how far apart my contractions were said i should be screaming??? I got on them ofc, asked what was funny.. then got to the doctor with the big nose who seemed to have had an indian accent and was incredibly rude, said "i don't know why you're here" gave us a small explanation and just left. when we asked him to come back he sighed and said "what?". he explained that we needed to go home and i could be in pain for the next three more days. I didn't have the energy and was in pain so i left and the second hospital was disgusted with how we were treated, and was shocked that doctor didn't even try to have me walk around. by the time we got to the next hospital 25 min away i had dilated three more centimeters from just the ride (mind you still wasn't screaming AND my contractions were even closer), and the doctors immediately put me in the labor and delivery room and had my daughter a couple hours later! ABSOLUTELY DISGUSTED with that doctor, who thinks he can talk to vulnerable pregnant women the way he did, idk if it's bc im a younger mom, but someone like that should not be in the job field he's in. DO NOT HAVE YOUR BABIES HERE! read more

BEWARE- I am a twice stroke survivor. Despite informing the front desk my doctor instructed me to immediately go to the hospital for a possible stroke, I was not given a wheelchair. I was instructed to walk to lobby and triage room without assistance. The triage nurse Veronica was disturbingly indifferent, curt and exhibited no quality of healthcare. Nurse Agnieszka was EXTREMELY professional, warm and respectful! She expressed genuine interest in my poor test results. Crystal with radiology was so kind. Randy with radiology was super sweet. Dr. Minh Man Le was customarily thoughtless. After multiple tests his only response was, "everything looks good!" No it didn't, that's why I was in the emergency room. My reply, "Is it good in general, or good for me?" His response, "You're in the middle! What does that mean? If it wasn't for the sincere concern from Agnieszka, I wouldn't have known anything about my tests results. Once again basic healthcare is a luxury for the "select" few. Being a woman, over 50 and Black, automatically deems us "not worth the effort." I was told to walk, while I witnessed a white man being rolled in a wheelchair. I fully recognize Memorial Hermann has slim to no interest in providing quality healthcare to "minorities.", especially those of us with disabilities. The last time I visited MH, 2020, they wouldn't allow me to use my walker, then told me, "you can leave the way you came in." I was forced to crawl out the hospital. The employees watched me, no one offered to help me. Even with top-tier health insurance this is how patients are treated. Nothing. I would never abuse myself by entrusting my health to maltreatment and neglect. If a doctor doesn't have time to inquire anything about a patient or explain a patients health, it's egregious and harmful neglect. I ONLY gift 2 stars because of Agnieszka and the techs. read more

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I have visited the er a few times in excruciating hip and bk pain . i informed them I wanted to be admitted for my pain cause nothing is working they informed I didn't fall under their criteria. now I have to drive 3 hours to a hospital that will take care of me . Ain't this some bs. sending a patient home crying and still in so much pain is awful read more

El peor Hospital llegué con un ataque severo de alergia no podía ni tragar ya y esperé 3 horas, tuve que comprar dos pastillas para poder controlarla un poco porque ellos no dieron nada en 3 horas. read more

This hospital has no regard for the elderly. The hospital doctor walks around with his NP with no regard to life. My mom came here with sepsis and a stage 4 wound. The hospital doctor just wanted to discharge her and said she would never get better. If the hospital had treated my mom the correct way she would have had a chance. They sent us to a rehab center and that was the end of my mom. This doctor and his NP did not care. I would never go back to this hospital. I am not giving all the details it was way worse than this. The hospital case worker was not any better than this doctor. The other young hospital doctor just walked around all day looking at what college ring the staff had. read more

My husband and I have been to Memorial Hermann Cypress Hospital many times and have always received excellent care. I was a patient for 12 days, part in ICU and part in a regular room. My care was wonderful and I was able to recover quickly. We have both been in the Emergency Room several times, and were treated as quickly as possible with great outcomes every time. My husband recently had outpatient surgery and was able to recover quickly and go home. This is our hospital, and we will return if we ever have a need! read more

Worst hospital and ER by far. They misread all of dad's scans and told us we could just go home when they didn't know what was wrong. Ended up being brain and lung cancer that they somehow missed. Doctors said to our face that it was less than a 1% change he had cancer so they weren't going to do a PET scan. Safe to say I will never be going here again. read more

I received wonderful care from Memorial Hermann Cypress Hospital. I came in with excruciating pain and the nurses and doctor were compassionate and attentive. I felt like they were thorough with all the tests the doctor ordered. I did not feel rush and they took their time to explain everything before going forward with the orders the doctor gave them. Monica, William, and Dr. Colvin had good bedside manner. I would recommend this ER to anyone. Thank you, Memorial Hermann, for taking good care of me! read more

I would give zero stars if I could! My son and I were hassled about shots as if we were refusing them, we never did! The nurse pictured here did not want to listen to my explanation about my son's vaccines and seemed impatient and didn't seem to care and treated us like a nuisance. Because of Covid and the fact we moved to another state during covid I told her he had not had any shots for a few years and I wasn't sure if he was scheduled for more because we couldn't see a doctor during covid and moving back home it's been hard to find a pcp who is accepting new patients anyway point is she did not listen and was flustered. We were seen very quickly and then treated as if my son's deep cutt wasn't something we should even be there for. I chose this hospital because I was born at memorial Herman hospital and I drove past another hospital before I got there in order to go there! My son was given one stitch that wasn't even tightened! Less than two hours later we went to another hospital because we were not allowed to receive care at this one. We will never be back! The other hospital gave him 4 stitches and one internal. We left the hospital bleeding! Medical malpractice at its finest!! read more

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Do not send your love ones there. They are running an occupancy mill not a hospital with the intention of helping those with medical issues.

A Disappointing and Potentially Harmful Experience at Memorial Hermann Cypress We are extremely disappointed with the level of care provided by Dr. Abdulla and Memorial Hermann Cypress Hospital. We strongly advise against seeking treatment at this facility and believe that Dr. Abdulla should be held accountable for his negligence and unprofessional behavior. Memorial Hermann Cypress should be ashamed of allowing such a doctor to practice and potentially harm patients. Last week, my mother was admitted to Memorial Hermann Cypress Hospital for a suspected UTI. Unfortunately, our experience was deeply disappointing and concerning. The lack of care or concern was evident from the onset and the hospital's communication was severely lacking. We were promised a visit from an Infectious Disease specialist the morning after admission, but this never occurred. We had to resort to begging the nurse to using the hospital's online system to ping a doctor in order to talk with them to get more insight and information on my mother's condition. The nurse messaged both the Infectious Disease doctor as well as an internal medicine doctor (Dr. Abdulla). Dr. Abdulla finally arrived close to 3pm, his demeanor was dismissive and condescending from the beginning. Dr. Abdulla exhibited a lack of professionalism, rudeness, and dismissiveness. He seemed to resent any questions, treating them as challenges to his expertise rather than legitimate inquiries. I was simply trying to understand my mother's condition and ensure that her existing medications were compatible with the prescribed antibiotics as well as to make sure the infection was not spreading to her kidneys or liver. When asked about her Kidney function he said they were fine and asked if she had a CT scan done. When we informed him that she had not had one and requested a CT scan, he refused, stating that he wouldn't recommend it even if she were his own mother due to exposing her to radiation. His dismissive attitude towards our concerns was alarming. When I expressed my deep concern about my mother's health and "not wanting to lose her", Dr. Abdulla dismissively rolled his eyes and assured me that "[I] will not lose my mother to this." The information provided by Dr. Abdulla was later contradicted by the actual Infectious Disease specialist who informed us that my mother did indeed have a kidney infection. This discrepancy highlights the potential risks of relying on inaccurate and incomplete medical advice. The following day, when Dr. Abdulla was questioned about the contradiction. He first ignored my question about her kidney infection and when I asked again, he was annoyed and it had to get into an altercation between him and my husband for him to finally answer my questions. He let me know my mother was fine, that I was overreacting, and when he asked me why I was so worried, he showed a lack of empathy. Like he mentioned, my mother was discharged the next day. However, after her discharge, my mother's symptoms, including a persistent fever, worsened. She even developed a swollen cheek, prompting us to seek immediate medical attention at Methodist Hospital ER. At Methodist Hospital, it was revealed that my mother's kidney was significantly compromised. And not even a week later my mom was rushed into surgery due to having fluid in her kidney. This could have been prevented had Dr. Abdulla listened to our concerns and ordered the necessary tests. His dismissive attitude and failure to address our worries led to a serious deterioration in my mother's health. We will NEVER go to this hospital again and we will advise all family and friends to not go there either. If you are thinking of going to Memorial Hermann Cypress, I highly suggest you go elsewhere. Worst care ever. read more

I'm currently in this hospital in room 216 (I don't care) and my doctot has ordered a respiratory therapist to see me twice a day. HE'S BEEN IN MY ROOM ONCE! II've been here for 1.5 days. I have pneumonia and one doctor said I might go home tomorrow after 2 days. Does that sound right? Never mind I'm still wheezing, coughing my head off and my chest hurts from coughing. read more

I usually bring myself or my children here. I have covid. And very dehydrated and throw up every time I move.. I take ambulance to ER. From the second I get in the ER, people are being RUDE. The nurse was rude. Then the PA walks in. She flat out said "this is an ER. You're sick with covid. You're fine. Why are you here" I said to get help. I know I'm dehydrated.. she said drink something.... so I said f this noise. I'm gonna leave and go somewhere else. She said I'll take your IV out then you can leave. So I get my Iv out. And I attempt to walk out normal without passing out. Had to wait outside in parking lot for 20 minutes for my husband to get me. I just wanted help. Some fluids and nausea meds. I'm very sick, and they didn't help me. I am very disappointed. Called and I'm starting a grievance against the PA. read more

If i could give this hospital zero stars i would they definitely do not deserve the one star. Where do i start.... They were rude ...rudeeee RUDE. I brought my new adult child (18) We were referred here and they wouldn't help us with any of the reasons we came. The triage nurse wouldn't even speak to me because my daughter was an adult and told me i couldn't come back with her. They basically smacks a Bandai's over her issue and told her to leave. Worst hospital experience ever. read more

Over the last few years we have had various family members in different hospitals. This is my first experience with this hospital and I am very impressed. Everyone on staff from nursing to housekeeping ask "is there anything I can do for you? Is there anything you need?" They are all competent, caring people. This is a very different experience from what we have had before. We are thankful we are here. read more

My wife came for a pain she had. After many test , they decided that it was a gallbladder stone. After surgery, my wife still had the same pain. We have been here 5 days, and after 5 different doctors, they can not seem figured out the cause. Then, they can not do any procedures due to contaminated water. Never again will we come to this hospital. They do more harm than good. I feel they need to go back to school and refresh what they learned if anyone was paying attention in class. read more

My Sister was admitted here with difficulty breathing. She was in the hospital for 6 days it was a roller coaster to say the least. We went from lung cancer that had spread, to we don't know if it's cancer at all, we'll do a biopsy to we thought you already had one, to we're going to send you home with pneumonia in one lung, discharged with no breathing treatments NOR a biopsy. Also needed an angiogram, However biopsy had to be first!!! It was horrible!!! I have NEVER experienced anything like it in my life! I will say the nurses were sweet! I would NOT recommend this hospital! read more

as a yesterday 02/22/2025 I had an appointment at 11:00 am showed up at 10:45 I was with my toddler ,they made me wait till 12:05pm and the lady at the from desk kept calling the nurse trough the phone and she wouldn't pick it up like she wasn't even there , I had to can the appointment and do another one , they are so careless , I am not going back to this HOSPITAL ever . read more

Four hour wait in the ER is ridiculous, they need a process improvement audit to figure out why they can't get their finger out of their butt. Grandma was slow but she is 90 years old. read more

Worst hospital ever!!!! They diagnose you but don't solve the problem at all. I will never use this hospital again. My husband has had three hospital stays in six months and have not resolved anything. read more

My dad had severe abdominal pain, nausea, and vomiting. We visited an urgent care first where they gave him two medications to hopefully treat his symptoms. Within 5 minutes, he had a seizure, the urgent care called 911, and the ambulance brought us to Memorial Hermann (MH) Cypress. Dr. Hyun Lee was the ER doctor at the time. We described to him my dad's symptoms that lead us to the urgent care, details about the seizure, and the medication names that we assumed caused the seizure, given the proximity to it. Once my dad came to, he was still having dry heaving, pain, and nausea. We requested a different nausea medication, since the Zofran he was taking at home obviously wasn't working. Dr. Lee seemed confused and asked why we were requesting nausea medication, which signaled to us that he was not listening when we had our whole conversation with him nor took notes. We waited about 45 minutes while my dad is in terrible pain to find out from our nurse, Andrew, that Dr. Lee ordered to give my dad another shot of one of the medications that could have caused the seizure, which again showed that Dr. Lee was not listening to our past conversation. Once Andrew and I saw Dr. Lee to express our concern, Dr. Lee was texting while we were talking to him but did order the Reglan & Morphine, which subsided his symptoms.The CT scan of my dad's abdomen showed that his colon was a bit inflamed. We asked Dr. Lee if this was diverticulitis, since my dad has been diagnosed with that twice prior, and he immediately said no and dismissed our concern. Despite my dad's inability to drink or eat anything without vomiting, Dr. Lee prescribed some Zofran and pill antibiotics that can only be taken with food, which was obviously going to be impossible to do, and provided clearance for us to leave. We told Dr. Lee our concern that once the Morphine & Reglan wears off that we would be back to how we started the day--excruciating pain, vomiting, and nauseous, since no medication to address the issue had been given. Dr. Lee brushed off our concern and said my dad would be fine once he starts the pill antibiotics. We went home and we were exactly right. Seeing as our visit to MH's ER was useless, we brought him to Houston Methodist at Willowbrook's ER, where he received proper care, and now he has gotten tremendously better. Upon arriving at Methodist, they immediately gave him fluids, due to concerns of dehydration, and most importantly medications to be administered via an IV, since my dad was still dry heaving. To note, fluids were never provided to my dad at MH. Methodist's CT scan of the abdomen found that he did in fact have diverticulitis, as we thought, and his appendix was inflamed. MH's CT didn't have these findings. Prior to leaving MH, we asked Dr. Lee about my dad's ability to drive following the seizure; we were advised by him that my dad can resume driving the next day. Dr. Lee did consult a neurologist to review the CT scan of my dad's head, but we never got to speak with the neurologist ourselves. Methodist's neurologist actually visited us in the ER, asked many questions, examined my dad, and ordered both a MRI and EEG. Outside of the CT scan, none of that occurred at MH. Methodist's neurologist also told us that it is against state law to drive for 3 months following a seizure, which, of course, is not what Dr. Lee said. Methodist's gastroenterologist also visited us in the ER (unlike MH). He advised against taking any medication orally or eating for a few days to not further aggravate his digestive system, which is a far more logical approach than what Dr. Lee had advised. Overall, it was an incredibly disappointing and frustrating experience visiting MH. We will absolutely never go back to this hospital ever again nor will anyone we care about. The doctor and nurses were very rushed, completely dismissive, inattentive, and did not truly help us. Whereas, every single person we encountered at Methodist was extremely kind and attentive. read more

You will not silence my voice! I posted this on Google reviews yesterday, and they deleted it. I am posting this to warn any women that are miscarrying about going to the Cypress ER. I first was taken to the ER Friday night by my husband with some sharp cramps & spotting some bloody mucus. I was told to go to the ER per my OB "if I got sharp cramps, bled or spiked a fever". They confirmed via ultrasound that I was miscarrying. They saw two yolk sacs, and it's very possible that it could've been identical twins. They inserted Cytotec, & sent me home with a Rx for when the Cytotech kicked in. Most all pain meds make me really sick, so they gave me something for nausea with it. They told me the Cytotech would kick in mid morning to afternoon, but me knowing my body and how sensitive I am to literally everything, I felt it probably would kick in sooner. My husband had a new class starting at his college on Saturday morning, & I had a bad feeling. I woke up about 4/5 hours later at 10:30 AM with horrible cramping where I kept going to the bathroom over and over again & felt like I needed to push, & the pain was so bad I felt like I was going to vomit. I called my husband & couldn't get him, so I called an ambulance to come get me. I managed to get down the stairs & unlock the front door, & went and collapsed on the downstairs toilet, waiting for them to get here. When they wheeled me out on stretcher to the ambulance, I was screaming, & there were people outside. We had to explain what had happened to later on. They gave me some IV pain meds in the ambulance, which took my pain from a 10 to a six or seven, where I wasn't screaming anymore. I got to the ER, & they made me do an ultrasound while I was still hurting, & blood was going everywhere & dripping in the floor in the ultrasound room. The female Asian ultrasound tech was so nice to me & says "honey don't worry about it" when I was upset about the blood going everywhere & she apologized over & over for it hurting during the ultrasound. I passed some stuff in ultrasound toilet. When I finally got back to my room, there was a male nurse named Kyle, chatting it up with my husband, who was in the room. *Kyle knew the information I had given him the previous night about my situation.* I was still hurting & cramping and getting stabbing pain in my low back. I asked for pain medicine, and I told him don't give me really strong crap like Dilaudid, because I am super sensitive. They gave me morphine, which at first made me feel like I couldn't breathe, but then I was ok. I had morphine with my back surgery in 2020, so I knew I wasn't going to die from it. I asked for some Toradol, which is an NSAID - and I'm aware of this because I also had it during my back surgery - because I was still hurting some. The worst part about this experience is when the male nurse name Kyle said to me when I told him "I wish I would've just had the D&C, because I didn't realize how bad this was going to hurt. I didn't want to have scar tissue and risk not being able to get pregnant again." He looked at me and said "Well, you don't need to get pregnant again anyway, because you're high risk you just need to adopt at this point." If I hadn't been miscarrying, I probably would've said a lot more than I did. I told him "adoption was expensive" and he shot back, "so is IVF" he had no idea what I have been through in my life and how much of a miracle this pregnancy was to me. I told him how my mom had me at 38 and my sister at 42 when he talked about age and Rhogam shots. My sister and I took my MOM'S blood type which was A-! This was a naturally conceived pregnancy, and for him to tell me to go adopt and make the comments he made were totally unprofessional and crossed boundaries. I just went through one of the most traumatic things I've ever been through in my life, and I thought people supposed to be supportive. I am well aware of "egg quality" at my age, and I am well aware what class of drug Toradol is in. I was a pharm tech for many years. When I reported what Kyle had said to the PA and another blonde headed nurse, they alluded that I was asking for Toradol as a drug seeker! wth? I cramped more and passed more tissue after I got home when they said it had all passed. Please stop judging people & be kind! I am a grieving mother for God's sakes. I filed a complaint with the hospital. My voice will not be silenced. This behavior was not ok. I cannot wait to move out of Houston. read more