I have been prescribed a tranquilizer (Celsin) at the office of the company as a countermeasure for insomnia of the early morning awakening type.

However, at this "Coronal disaster", the clinic is closed and I could not come to the office, so it was confirmed that the medicine was exhausted before the consecutive holidays, and I was in a very dangerous situation.

I have never experienced the situation of "I don't have my regular medicine at hand".

This is a pretty fear.

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Previously, I was watching an animation called "Brynhildr in the Darkness".

The girls who appeared in the anime, are unable to maintain their body and die, unless they do not take a life-prolonging drug called a "killer" every day,

"Death on the day the medicine disappears"

I feel the sympathy deeply in the girls, because it was an unimaginable fear.

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What I learned from that process was

"Online medical care is not widespread and established"

at the present.

In the first place, there were very few clinics that could accept online medical treatment, and in most cases, there was a condition that "the first medical examination cannot be accepted."

However, online medical care will become mainstream in the future ?

Those who work as doctors seem to have high IT literacy.

(Click here for a story that the world of care is hopeless)

However, I think that the system (law) may interfere with online medical treatment.

I have a prejudice that "tatus quo bias of doctors" is also stronger.

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Anyway, this time, I got a lot of advice from the doctors friendly.

I was really relieved when I was able to get a prescription from a nearby internal medicine department.

I was able to hold the 21 tablets of tranquilizer (Celsin), I got at the pharmacy, skipped over and returned to my home, and I was able to complete my consecutive holidays.