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NASA officials emphasize:
• The astronaut is stable and under observation.
• The issue is not caused by an injury or ISS operations.
• The return is precautionary, due to “lingering risk” and uncertainty about the diagnosis.

It's times like that where you realize that 100km up is really a long way away.

It's a long way to go here by road ambulance in the winter too! Round up a crew, get them to the ambulance station, get to the hospital, drive @75kmh in awhiteout for an hour and a half. Could prep a SpaceX almost as fast.