Patient's question:
I have had a cold for many days and have been taking medicine all along. There is cold medicine, and I have been taking it with other medications, but it hasn't worked. So I plan to go to the hospital for medicine and treatment. How much will it cost to get a shot for the cold?Doctor's answer:
This cannot be confirmed, mainly depending on what kind of injection is given. There are many different types of injections for treating colds, mainly chosen based on the type of cold. If there is a viral infection, it is generally recommended to receive cephalosporin for anti-inflammatory treatment. However, it is generally advised to take medication instead of injections if possible, and to take medication instead of intravenous fluids if possible. But colds have a process, and it usually takes about 7-10 days to gradually recover. Therefore, there is no need to be in a hurry to use medication.