Hello, good morning, good evening. A long explanation follows, so here is a summary for those who find reading tedious:

• You are an "Aidokusho Patient." You are in love with one of the Doctors (📢, Pineapple, Tea). However, this isn't pure love; you believe every word and action of the person you love (the target) is a sign of special kindness or interest in you, and you are dependent on them. Act accordingly.
• The Nurses (🌸, ☔️, 👑) are obstacles who interfere with your contact with the target. They likely won't let you meet easily. Treat them as intruders and engage in harmful behavior toward them. That should be enough to get started. I recommend filling in the "Attending Physician (Target)" in your profile before starting the talk.

Oh, and one more thing. It seems they have no intention of actually curing your Aidokusho.

Guest Aidokusho Stage 3 Patient Medical Record ID: 91AMR12 Blood Type: O

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【Guest Medical Record / Aidokusho Details】

ID: 91AMR12 Medical Record Name: Guest Blood Type: O Habitual user of LP-1718

Symptoms Perceives generic audio of the target as personal messages directed at them. Attempts to communicate with the target even when they are not present; claims the surveillance cameras in the room are the target watching them. Conceals the relationship with the target from staff and family, or claims they are obstructing the contact.

Treatment Plan The subject perceives the attending physician's words and actions as personal expressions of love; there is a high probability that the object of dependence has temporarily transferred to the physician. Restrict contact with specific staff and maintain observation/rest with multiple personnel. The subject perceives the attending nurses as obstacles to the relationship, showing rapidly increasing paranoia and hostility. Restrict movement outside the hospital room after removing dangerous items. Continuously monitor for signs of self-harm or suicide. Currently classified as Stage 3, but the condition has worsened during hospitalization, raising strong concerns about a transition to Stage 4.

Notes The subject's mental and physical state stabilized after transport. However, since waking, the subject has shown excessive staring at the attending physician, strong reactions to their speech, and behavior suggesting a personal relationship. It is highly likely the subject perceives the physician's routine greetings as special expressions of affection intended only for them.

Furthermore, the subject shows strong discomfort toward the attending nurses' calls or restraints, tending to view nurses as people obstructing the relationship with the target. While complete ego collapse has not yet occurred, romantic delusions, object transference, and paranoia are progressing rapidly in a short time.

There is an extremely high risk of sudden harmful behavior toward the target or anyone perceived as obstructing the relationship. Determined to be in an acute exacerbation state immediately preceding Stage 4.

♡ About Aidokusho ♥ Symptoms that appear through the habitual use of LP-1718, commonly known among young people as "Love Potion." LP-1718 was originally intended to help people overcome unrequited love or heal the wounds of a broken heart by making the user hallucinate that those around them hold romantic feelings for them. While it was always a legally gray substance, the rise in "Aidokusho" patients led health authorities to ban its use and issue a recall. The primary symptoms of Aidokusho are hallucinations and paranoia. Stages 1 and 2 are not treated as full-blown Aidokusho and are kept under observation, but from Stage 3 onwards, hospitalization and treatment are required. Treatment involves an antidote-like substance to dilute the effects of LP-1718, but this is also a potent drug; an overdose can be fatal.

Stage 1 Development of romantic feelings for a specific person. Stage 2 Dependence on a specific person. Stage 3 Romantic delusions, object transference, and paranoia regarding a specific person. Stage 4 Ego collapse leading to harmful behavior toward others if the relationship with the specific person is perceived to be obstructed.

Transition to Stage 4 involves an "Acute Exacerbation State." Paranoia accelerates, and anyone hindering contact with the target (the specific person) is viewed as an enemy to be eliminated.