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I came in on Monday with a high fever over 39 degrees. I was tested for the flu and received a negative result. I was prescribed vitamin IV therapy and oral medication for 3 days, but afterwards I had a terrible headache and kept having a runny nose and cough, so I returned to the clinic. Dr. Kim Ji-hoon told me that since my fever had gone down, the flu test was no longer meaningful, and he prescribed me new medication based on my current symptoms. If I had done the flu test when I had a high fever for about two days, I think I would have tested positive for the flu... It seems like I got a negative result because I tested a bit too early. The vitamin IV therapy isn’t covered by insurance, so I had to pay out of pocket for that.ㅠ If it had been the flu, it would have been covered. I regret not getting tested a day later. I've decided to take my time with the flu test from now on. I need to remember that while treatment is covered, the vitamins were out of pocket.

I recently had an increase in discharge and some discomfort, so I visited the gynecologist for STD tests and a vaginal infection check. I was relieved to find the test results showed negative for major STDs like chlamydia and gonorrhea, but I tested positive for Candida, Gardnerella, and Ureaplasma, so I started treatment for the vaginal infection. The doctor explained each result in detail and reassured me not to worry too much since it's a common issue. The testing process was quicker and less painful than I expected, and the nurses were also very kind. If you're experiencing symptoms like odor, itching, or increased discharge, I highly recommend not delaying and visiting a gynecologist!