I noticed something strange about 6 days ago. It was last Tuesday.
My body feels heavy and I feel cold. Uncomfortable feeling in the throat.
ah. This has finally turned me off.
The thermometer read 37.3 degrees Celsius, but it was easy to predict that this would not be the case.
This is because a few days before that, there was a bioterrorist who had come to work even though his family had been diagnosed with coronavirus.
When I inquired with the company, I was told that I could receive sickness and injury benefits even if I had the coronavirus, as long as I had a doctor's certificate, so I went to a medical facility to quickly get rid of it, and as expected, I was tested and it was positive.
As of April 29th, as I write this, my fever has subsided and my condition has calmed down enough to write a blog post, but my throat is still so dry that I can't stop coughing at the slightest sound.
I won't be able to do voice training or karaoke for a while.
For the first three days, I had a high fever of nearly 40 degrees, and even though the virus had weakened, I think it was more intense than the flu I had about 10 years ago.
This is probably the first time I have contracted coronavirus.
It's possible that he was actually infected even though he had no symptoms.
However, because he recently deleted his X account, he has become out of touch with society, and he did not know that five days' worth of coronavirus treatment is now quite expensive with a 30% burden.
Zocoba tablets are a special drug for coronavirus.
The price is surprisingly 7,400 yen per pill.
Not all of them, 7,400 yen per pill.
You can buy a mid-range smartphone for a total of just over 50,000 yen.
If you pay 30%, it will cost you about 16,000 yen, but it is still quite a pain for one prescription.
The price is so high that the pharmacist even checks to see if you have the money before prescribing the drug.
There are probably people who refuse because they can't pay...
The recent coronavirus seems to be coming to cause serious damage not only to our bodies but also to our bank balances.
It's too brutal.