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It's best to call the doctor beforehand. I think it's more important for bacterial infections, but there are bacterial infections that can creep in after a cold, especially if you are prone to sinus infections or bronchitis/pneumonia kind of stuff. It might be a judgment call on the part of the doctor or nurse. Who knows, if the cold is mostly over they may fine, or not. I had 2 Remicade infusions only, but didn't run into that particular question.
Ellen
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