Medical Costs

In most clinics, combined typhoid and hepatitis A vaccination runs about $100–$250 before insurance, with wide swings by brand and location.

In most clinics, the typhoid shot runs about $120–$200 in the U.S., while the oral capsules often list around $110–$160.

Adult tongue-tie surgery typically costs about $500–$1,500 in an office, $1,800–$2,500 at surgery centers, and up to $8,000 at hospitals.

TRT costs range from about $20–$150 per month for injections to $100–$500+ for gels, with labs and visits adding $100–$400 per year.

Gender-affirming hormones often cost $300–$2,400 per year out of pocket; with visits and labs, many adults spend $600–$3,500 annually.

Syphilis treatment costs range from $0 at public clinics to a few hundred per visit, while the Bicillin L-A drug itself lists for thousands.

Periodontal care usually runs $150–$400 per quadrant for deep cleaning and $1,000–$3,000+ per quadrant for surgery.

In the U.S., gonorrhea care ranges from $0 to $200+, depending on testing, visits, and insurance.

In the U.S., COVID care can cost $0 with assistance or reach thousands for hospital stays; oral antivirals list near $1,400 per course.

Tumor removal surgery in the U.S. often runs $5,000–$100,000+, depending on site, setting, and insurance.