Now he knew

MRI, X-ray, CT-Scan, blood test, and antibiotic administration for 2 weeks in hospital + 4 weeks outpatient treatment ended up with total of about 30k

No need an insurance to cover all the way until incurable sickness but just with known cure. Incurable is just prolonging your pain

I can tell this is ridiculous since antiviral medication is not something new but have been around for years. Furthermore, the flu medication is works best if it is administered within 2 day of infection according to the CDC USA, thus it can shortened the sickness duration.

The drug actually is not a cure but it works only by blocking the neuraminidase enzyme, which is needed for the flu virus to replicate giving your body time to produce antibody to kill the virus. However, it is not recommended to get medication when you are in contact with people who got flu thinking it would prevent you from getting infected. This might just created virus that is immune to medication. This is where vaccination plays it role.