It depends on what kind of doctor you find. A doctor with a high level and a low title will quickly tell you that you have a cold, prescribe you some medicine and be done with it, and it won't cost you more than 30 bucks in order to receive a patient. Doctors with low titles and high levels don't usually sit in outpatient clinics, so you won't find this kind of doctor. Doctors with low titles and high levels are all over the place. This kind of doctor will prescribe you many, many, many, many tests for the sake of the hospital's income. After the tests, you get two words: cold. The medicine is still the same. Tea costs more.

Let me answer this: a patient with a common cold, who goes to a general hospital, will spend at least six or seven hundred dollars. Even if you do not have a fever, a variety of tests, throat swabs, nasal swabs, nucleic acid reagent test, lung cT test, etc., when all the checks are finished, congratulations, not new crown pneumonia, sorry, all the costs out of pocket, in addition to the prescription of some cold medicines, cough medicines, etc., we say should not spend on so much money. [laughs and cries] [tears] [tears] [laughter]

I guess nowadays you don't dare to go to the hospital for a common cold or something, unless you suspect it's a new case of Crown Pneumonia...

This is not good, depending on what hospital to go, unscrupulous hospitals unscrupulous doctors to go through the various checks also spend very good, if there are moral doctors, first-class technical doctors that is not much older.

Blood tests for indicators and a CT scan for seedlings.

Prescription or injection, a hundred thousand less.

Depending on the hospital, one to two hundred dollars is about the same, anti-inflammatory drugs and other cold medicines, if you need to be infused with fluids, it would be three to four hundred dollars.

The common cold can be had at home for a minimum of 2 dollars, and the worst of it can be had for 15 dollars.