熱中症で緊急搬送された話【やしろあずきマンガ日記集】
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Published on: 2025.08.15
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やしろあずきがインターネットで描いている漫画をまとめてこう…こうしてこうやってまとめたお得なまとめ本です！
Dialogue in this work
Page 1
- The Story of How I Got Heatstroke ①
- I'm sorry for making everyone worry.
- This is Yashiro Azuki.
- After I collapsed, I was in the news for a few days and even trended for all the wrong reasons.
- Manga artist Yashiro Azuki, rushed to the hospital, explains the details. Despite "mild pneumonia-like symptoms," he tested negative for COVID... The diagnosis was...
- I'm so sorry for all the trouble and worry I've caused...
Page 2
- At first, the cause of my collapse was unknown, leading to speculation that my floor gave way from too many traffic cones and I was seriously injured, or something.
- I'M DONE FOR
- There was a lot of speculation, but as for what actually happened...
- It was a triple combo of heatstroke, pneumonia (a symptom of heatstroke), and a summer cold.
- I was hit with a combo that was seriously at a life-threatening level.
Page 3
- But while I was going through that, everyone's warm words of support were truly a great help...
- It's tough, but I should reply...
- Hold it.
- Seriously, you are forbidden from touching the internet for the next few days.
- Yes...
- And to my family who worried about me, thank you so much.
Page 4
- And when I was diagnosed with heatstroke...
- Azuki got heatstroke? I'm definitely turning this into a manga once he recovers.
- He's totally gonna turn this into content, lol
- This is what my followers were saying.
- Of course I'm going to! Don't underestimate a manga artist!
- ◆Thank you all for your continued support!!
- It's an occupational hazard...
- Starting next time, the horror!! The heatstroke begins!!
Page 5
- The Story of How I Got Heatstroke ②
- It all started a few days ago. I was feeling kinda sluggish, and then...
- Whoa.
- I had a fever.
- Since it's recommended to monitor a fever at home at first...
- Well, it's not that high. I'll just sleep it off and see how I feel...
- I'll leave my dog with a friend...
- I had a friend who lives in the same apartment building look after my dog so I could rest... And this is where I made my mistake.
Page 6
- They say air conditioning is bad for a cold, so I'll be fine if I just turn it off, open the window, and sleep...
- Yes, in the early morning, it was still cool.
- And to make matters worse, I had just launched a new company a few days prior,
- so I was ridiculously busy. Which meant that once in a while,
- I had to push myself...
- For the first time in a while, I was overworking myself and not getting enough sleep.
Page 7
- So, completely exhausted, I left the window open and...
- Slept like the dead.
- The temperature outside was...
- 31°C...!!
Page 8
- And thus, a sauna was created...!!
Page 9
- The Story of How I Got Heatstroke ③
- Direct Sunlight
- Fatigue
- Sleep... With these three things combined...
- Yoo-hoo! Here I cooome!
- Heatstroke comes a-knockin'...!!
Page 10
- And when I woke up, it was evening... Something felt a little...
- Whoa... this room is hot... I'm sweating like crazy...
- I feel dizzy... Ah, maybe it was too hot...
- I just felt a little sick, or so I thought...
- Let me just take my temperature...
- Whoa, it's high.
- Huh? This is a little scary. What should I do...? At times like this...
Page 11
- Hello, Tokyo Fever Consultation Center.
- The Fever Consultation Center, which was a huge help, is...
- a consultation service where you can call, explain your symptoms, and a specialist will help you.
- I have a fever and...
- In that case, near you there's...
- a headache...
- ...hospital that specializes in...
- They can give you advice and help you find a nearby hospital!!
Page 12
- Ah... Hello? Excuse me, I'd like to ask for some advice...
- Yes, what is your current condition?
- Umm... I'm hot.
- Pardon?
- My head was so fuzzy, I actually said that.
Page 13
- The Story of How I Got Heatstroke ④
- Regaining my senses,
- Umm... I have a fever... Yes... That's right, since yesterday...
- Do you have any other symptoms?
- I'm a little nauseous, too...
- I honestly relayed my symptoms to the person at the Fever Consultation Center.
- (Ah, and also... ever since I woke up, it feels like my lungs really hurt just from breathing... but maybe I don't need to mention that.)
- Don't try to save face and hide your symptoms!
- Rely on the professionals!
- Okay, I'll tell them. Thanks, old lady in my head.
Page 14
- So, yeah... my lungs hurt and it's a little hard to breathe...
- I see.
- It would be best to call an ambulance, so I will arrange one for you.
- ?!
- An ambulance?!
- The kind of person who's always telling others to go to the hospital, but when it's his turn, he feels bad about it.
Page 15
- I-Is it really that serious...? If I call one for these symptoms,
- wouldn't I just be a bother... or something...
- But...
- You're certainly free not to call one, but if you don't, and you stay at home,
- it would be much more trouble for everyone later on if you were to collapse.
Page 16
- She has a point.
- ...Okay, please do... Yes... My address is... Yes...
- Nakano Ward, Tokyo...
- And so, the person from the center arranged for the ambulance... I'm so grateful.
- However... at the time, I still thought it was no big deal,
- or so I had convinced myself.
Page 17
- The Story of How I Got Heatstroke ⑤
- The ambulance arrived.
- Whoa... It's really here...
- I just hope my identity isn't exposed...
- Ah, are you the patient?
- Do you have your health insurance card?
- Ah, yes.
Page 18
- Hm...? Japan Cartoonists Association... I've never seen an insurance card like this before.
- You're a manga artist?
- Ah!
- Yashiro Azuki... I've heard that name before.
- I'm done for.
Page 19
- After that, I explained my various symptoms.
- I see... For now, can you walk to the ambulance on your own?
- Ah... Yeah, I'm fine...
- Really? If you don't think you can walk, please let us know.
- No, no, I'm totally...
- Huh...?
Page 20
- Huh? What's this...? My body has no strength...
- Ah, yeah, this isn't good.
- Stretcher!
- This is bad... my consciousness is... getting... bad...
- Having an ambulance called for me for the first time in years, I realized something.
- A lesson learned: don't try to act tough and push yourself in front of the paramedics.
Page 21
- The Story of How I Got Heatstroke ⑥
- As I was being carried on the stretcher, my consciousness was pretty hazy.
- Ah... there's a lot of shaking...
- It's like a Disney ride...
- I could only hear the sound effects, like I was half-dreaming.
- And then I realized I was inside the ambulance.
- Whoa... this is kinda amazing...
- The color scheme is like a Gundam...
Page 22
- Which Gundam would it be, I wonder... What does it look like...
- Just checking your consciousness. Can you tell me your name?
- What could it be... Hmmm...
- Ah... umm...
- I'm the Unicorn Gundam.
- Are you okay?!
Page 23
- After that, my consciousness cleared up, I confirmed I wasn't going to vomit, and I explained my symptoms in detail.
- Okay, 33-year-old male, symptoms are high fever and lung pain... Yes.
- So this is how they search.
- Are you able to accept a patient?
- The paramedic makes calls to find a hospital that will take me.
- Ah, you can't? Understood... Uh, is this ●● Hospital? Acceptance... Ah, that's difficult?
- ×× Hospital, uh, 33-year-old male, high fever... Ah, that's difficult? Yes, I understand.
Page 24
- Uh, △〇 Hospital, acceptance... ah, it's tough? Okay, then the next hospital... Ah, □□ Hospital.
- Acceptance... Ah, it's difficult. Yes.
- ...
- Ah, in that case, maybe △〇 Hospital...
- They're naming hospitals in places I've never even heard of.
- ◆Could this be... the collapse of the healthcare system?!
- ...one name after another...?!
Page 25
- The Story of How I Got Heatstroke ⑦
- Somehow, they found a hospital that would take me.
- Okay, 〇X Hospital. Yes, understood.
- In about 10 minutes... Yes, yes, understood.
- Oh... I've never heard of that hospital, but I'm glad...
- Then, as soon as I arrived at the hospital room, people in hazmat suits appeared.
- Hello there. We'll be taking care of you now.
- They completely suspect I have COVID.
Page 26
- Okay, first we'll do an antigen test. Then I'll explain the two possibilities: if you test positive and can quarantine at home, or if you need to be hospitalized...
- They're already explaining things as if I'm positive. They're totally convinced it's COVID.
- Ugh, it's that thing where they stick a long swab up your nose, just like for the flu.
- Well, with these symptoms, I also think it can't be anything but COVID. I need to prepare myself for anything...
- I really hate this... Isn't there another way to test...?
Page 27
- Well, if home quarantine is an option, that would be best... Ah, let's do the test now.
- In this person's mind, it's already confirmed that I have COVID.
- Are you not good with this swab test?
- Ah, yes, very much so...
- Since I'm not good with it, if there's another way, then—GYAH, IT HURTS!
- YOU BASTARD
- GYAAAAAAAHHHH! WHY DID YOU EVEN ASK, YOU BASTARD?! Thank you for your hard work.
Page 28
- And a few minutes later, the results came in...
- The result was negative.
- ↑For some reason, he's taken off the hazmat suit.
- Probably positive...
- Probably positive...
- Ah, okay then. I'll explain what happens next...
- Huh? Negative?!
- Over the next few days, I was tested about three more times, but they were all negative.
Page 29
- The Story of How I Got Heatstroke ⑧
- It wasn't COVID.
- Wha... Then what are these symptoms...? Am I gonna die...?
- Ah, you have this.
- It's heatstroke.
- HEATSTROKE?!
Page 30
- Huh...? But I've been at home for days...
- Can you get heatstroke like that...?!
- Oh, my dear boy...
- A lot of people get heatstroke at home. It happens a lot when they're taking baths, too.
- There are quite a few cases of indoor heatstroke in the bathroom... In fact, in this heat, being indoors is what's dangerous.
Page 31
- Oh, I see... Well, I'm glad it was just heatstroke...
- You don't get it, do you...
- There's nothing 'glad' about it.
- In fact, heatstroke is so dangerous that last year it caused more deaths than COVID.
- His shoulders are so broad.
- In 2020, heatstroke caused 8 times more deaths in Tokyo than COVID.
- His shoulders are crazy broad.
- The symptoms are similar to COVID, too, which can cause confusion at medical facilities...
Page 32
- If you hadn't called an ambulance and had just stayed home, you would have lost consciousness.
- Your condition would have worsened, and you would have died at home, cooked like a steamed octopus.
- Heatstroke is terrifying!
- ◆Seriously, be careful of heatstroke!!
Page 33
- The Story of How I Got Heatstroke ⑨
- Yashiro Azuki, having been diagnosed with heatstroke.
- Haaah... Once I calm down, I'll just go home and sleep...
- Are you okay?
- It's not COVID, so I thought I'd just go home, but...
- Perhaps because I let my guard down, the symptoms hit me all at once.
- Huh...?
- My memory cuts out here.
Page 34
- ...Huh?
- ...What is this?
- Whoa, this is that classic scene where you wake up and see the ceiling of an unfamiliar hospital room.
- Ah, good morning. Your symptoms are pretty severe.
- Your lungs are affected too, so we're admitting you for observation.
Page 35
- Seriously...? It's true that it's super hard to breathe... Hey... where's my phone?
- Ah... you don't have your phone...
- Um... a family member has it...
- Huh? I don't...?
- You are banned from the internet.
- Mom!
Page 36
- Take this as a chance to get some rest!! If you had the internet, you'd just work, wouldn't you!! It's confiscated!!
- Nooo!
- A phone should be fine, right, Doctor?
- Uh, umm...
- Internet use is prohibited, right, Doctor?
- It's fowbidden...
- Hey, stop threatening the doctor!
Page 37
- The Story of How I Got Heatstroke ⑩
- And so, separated from the internet, Yashiro spent his days recovering and was safely discharged.
- I'll read to you!!
- No, thank you...
- It's your graduation essay from middle school.
- Now, I've been telling this story through manga up to this point, but...
- No, thank you...
- Heatstroke is seriously scary... If I had left it untreated, there's a chance I could have died.
Page 38
- What I had was 'Indoor Heatstroke,' which accounts for 30-40% of all cases... While I was hospitalized, I asked the doctor...
- It's hard to sweat. It's hard to feel thirsty. It's hard to feel the heat. For these reasons, being indoors is also very dangerous.
- ...all sorts of things, like 'If you can get heatstroke even inside the house, what kind of precautions should I take?!'
- First, check the temperature frequently!!
- There are actually things called heatstroke monitors, you know.
- Properly check whether the temperature is appropriate.
Page 39
- And the room temperature!! It's pointless to die because you were worried about the electricity bill. Let's make use of the fruits of civilization!!
- Sleeping with the AC off this time...
- ...was the cause. When my dog is here, I leave it on 24/7, but...
- Also, sleep and hydration! Lack of sleep and poor physical condition will cause your risk of heatstroke to skyrocket!!
- You're scary...
Page 40
- It's also important to 'acclimatize' your body to the heat by exercising or taking baths!!
- It's important to go outside and move around once in a while!!
- Let's all be careful and get through the summer!!
- There's no real punchline, so here's a picture of a suffering Yashiro.
Page 41
- The Story of How I Got Heatstroke, The Aftermath
- Heatstroke, Recovered
- Alright! I'm not afraid of anything anymore!
- I'm gonna enjoy summer to the fullest! (Mostly at home)
- ...?!
- My head... hurts!
Page 42
- Even during boxing practice...
- Why...? I shouldn't have this little stamina...
- I get tired so fast, it's ridiculous...
- I asked my doctor.
- Ah, that's a common aftereffect.
- No way!
Page 43
- Heatstroke actually has lingering aftereffects.
- Fatigue, Dizziness, Headaches for several weeks, Headaches for several years, Central nervous system disorders, Cerebellar ataxia, Aphasia, Parkinsonism. There are multiple aftereffects, ranging from minor ones to severe ones that occur rarely.
- Seriously...? What should I do...?
- Pardon?
- You just have to not get heatstroke.
- Well, yeah.
Page 44
- Haaah... a headache from the aftereffects... this sucks...
- I know you're in pain, but what about the documents you have to submit today?
- Uh... documents... ah...
- No, with these heatstroke aftereffects, I can't do any paperwork...
- Don't blame everything on the aftereffects!
- Sowwy...
- Let's be careful about heatstroke, okay?
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