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I thought I got a cold, but it was norovirus.

I felt sick from Friday, I had headache and felt chilly in bed whole a day, then I felt nauseous and fainted due to the illness on Monday.

I was thinking it is a cold at the first, so I took a medicine, but my cold couldn’t be better and I thought there is something wrong, so I started to doubt of getting influenza. Then I felt dizzy suddenly, everything went dark and I couldn’t keep standing, so I went to a hospital.

That has had a experience for the first time in my life.

When I arrived at the hospital, I well enough to get around by myself, but I wasn’t going to come here, because I don’t have my national insurance card.

It seemed my mother pay the medical fee, so I went to the hospital.

I had the same experience to go to a dentist before, when I said that I don’t have my national insurance card, the front staff was surprised.
This time, I was confirmed by the staff twice, then by the doctor once.

The hospital was put a rotary dial phone on next to front desk, a small hospital like that. So when I arrived there and I accepted, just after that, I could have a medical examination.

The examination results was norovirus.

What it norovirus?

I know the word, but I caught it for the first time, so I was looking it on the internet, it seemed like a stomach cold.
I saw it online there is the stomach cold going around in this season.

But, I thought the doctor is great, because the doctor deemed to norovirus only he saw inside my mouth and patted my stomach.
I was doubt him, because he was too early judgement.

And then, I paid the medical examination fee and a charge for medicine at hospital reception, the total was 3980 yen.

It was cheaper than I thought. Besides, the fee include the charge for medicine.

Usually a patient would go to a pharmacy near the hospital, but I didn’t have national insurance card, so the hospital was considerate of me prescribing as in-hospital.

I felt when I used the dentist, the dentist and the hospital in japan were kind too much to a person no national insurance card.

Recently I feel I have a lot things that I’m realized about the charm of japan.