Patients who appear to have only minor symptoms could suddenly become seriously ill. There needs to be a framework to check on infected people regularly, and send them to medical institutions for treatment if their conditions suddenly change.

Japan needs a GP system for primary care.

Do infected people with minor or no symptoms get any medicine?

The scariest thing about this disease.

That’s the real issue here.

Sure the mortality of the disease may be lower than others, and it’s not going to wipe out human race.

But it’s still a very dangerous bug. And it can kill fast if your not physically equipped to handle it.

I sure as hell don’t want to contract it.

Am I scared of it? Let’s just say that I consider it worthy of my utmost caution and attention. And it is always on my mind throughout my day.

It most certainly is a very serious health issue in my opinion. And I would like our health services to do whatever they can to help prevent infection and help the current victims.

I plan to comply with the health services advice and recommendations. And I fully understanding that guidance may change as more knowledge and data is gathered on this Covid blight.

The sudden turn for the worse is dangerous because there may not be space for you in the hospital if the hospital is already full