How to write recommendations for hospital cold infusion treatment

The recommended writing method for this situation is as follows:

1. Symptom assessment: First, you need to understand the patient’s symptoms in detail, including fever, cough, sore throat, runny nose, sneezing, etc. These symptoms can help doctors determine whether the patient needs infusion therapy.

2. Assessment of the severity of the condition: Based on the patient’s symptoms, the doctor needs to assess the severity of the condition. If the patient's symptoms are mild, oral medication can be treated without the need for infusion. However, if the patient's symptoms are severe, such as high fever, dehydration, etc., infusion therapy may need to be considered.

3. Antibiotic use: If the patient's cold is caused by bacteria, the doctor may consider using antibiotics for infusion treatment. But before using antibiotics, a drug susceptibility test needs to be performed to determine which antibiotic the patient is sensitive to.