New research has revealed that online searches for Get Well Soon cards in the UK jumped to 400% after it emerged that the Queen was in hospital for preliminary tests.
The British have flooded the palace with good wishes after the queen spent the night in hospital after she was forced to cancel her trip to Northern Ireland.
The 95-year-old queen was transferred to London's King Edward VII Hospital in what is understood to be a cautious decision made by her medical team on Wednesday, October 20.
But Buckingham Palace has described the monarch as "in a good mood" since she was discharged on Thursday.
After news broke about his hospital stay, online searches for Get Well Soon cards were found to have skyrocketed in the UK, analysis of Google search data revealed.
Online interest in sympathy cards was reported to have soared to four times (400%) the average volume in an hour on October 21, according to casino review experts CasinoSites.org.
"Queen Elizabeth II is perhaps the most famous figure in British history and this news has certainly made headlines around the world," said a spokesman for the casino review site.
Seeing that the British people want to send their good wishes to the Queen highlights how meaningful it is to the public.
"While the circumstances surrounding the queen's health are still unclear, the outpouring of good wishes is sure to make her feel better."
Since then, concerned Britons have taken to Twitter to send their "prayers" and wish the Queen a "speedy recovery" when she returns home to Windsor.
One person said on Twitter: “As a Briton, I am really concerned about this news.
“Her Majesty the Queen has been a rock of stability in Britain and is one of the country's greatest assets. I hope he makes a full recovery. "
While someone else said, "She is a great inspiration to all of us."
A third wrote: “God save the Queen. We need her more than ever right now. "
Another user said: “It is very beautiful! I hope you meet baby Lillibet soon. "
The Queen is believed to have returned to work at Windsor Castle and was doing some light duty on Thursday afternoon.
The palace said in a statement: "On medical advice to rest for a few days, the Queen went to the hospital on Wednesday afternoon to conduct some preliminary investigations, returned to Windsor Castle today at lunchtime and remains in a good mood. ".
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