Oseltamivir, also sold as Tamiflu, is a prescription antiviral for influenza. Knowing when your illness started helps your doctor decide whether treatment is likely to help.
For patients in Georgia and Alabama. Your clinician determines whether online care is appropriate.
Count from the start of symptoms
Flu antivirals generally work best when started within two days of the first symptoms. People at higher risk or with severe or worsening symptoms may benefit even later. Contact a clinician promptly if you are in one of those groups.
What the doctor needs to know
Tell the doctor about pregnancy, asthma, diabetes, kidney disease, age and current medicines. Share the date of any flu or COVID-19 test. Flu and COVID-19 have overlapping symptoms and different treatments.
What to expect
Antivirals can shorten illness for some patients. Nausea and vomiting can occur with oseltamivir. If there is trouble breathing or persistent chest pain, seek emergency care. For the visit itself, see online flu diagnosis and treatment.
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Medical member visit$59
Per visit with an active eligible membership.
Self-pay medical visit$79
Per visit, without insurance.
Using insuranceFrom $9
Eligible medical visits start at $9 with accepted insurance. Review your visit price before payment. Tests and medication may cost extra.
Insurance acceptance depends on your plan and service. Weight-loss care is self-pay and excluded from insurance. Membership is optional and is not insurance. Medication is billed separately.
