Use this symptom checker to explore conditions that may be related to the symptoms you select. It’s designed for speed, privacy, and clarity—no login or data storage. This page is educational only and not a medical diagnosis—please consult a qualified clinician for care.

Online Symptom Checker: How to Use It

• Search for symptoms (e.g., fever, cough, headache) and tick the boxes.
• Click Show possible matches to see a ranked list of educational condition summaries.
• Add/remove symptoms to refine results. Use the language switcher (when enabled) for your preferred language.

Why this medical symptom checker is different

It runs entirely in your browser for speed and privacy, uses a large dataset of symptom–condition relationships, and shows plain-English explanations so you can learn what to ask a clinician. It’s educational—not a diagnosis—and it’s designed to help you decide when to seek professional care.

What this tool does (and does not do)

• ✅ Helps you learn about conditions associated with your selected symptoms
• ✅ Gives plain-English overviews and when to seek care prompts
• ❌ It does not diagnose, treat, or replace a clinician’s judgment
• ❌ It does not know your history, medications, or examination findings

When to seek urgent care

If any of the following are present, seek emergency care immediately: severe chest pain, trouble breathing, new confusion, inability to stay awake, signs of stroke, severe allergic reaction, heavy bleeding, or any rapidly worsening symptom. When in doubt, contact local emergency services.

Medical Disclaimer: For education only, not medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional.

How results are calculated

We compute a match score from real-world co-occurrence patterns between each selected symptom and potential conditions. Scores are not probabilities or diagnoses—they’re a learning aid to help you read about conditions and decide if you should seek care.

Data sources & safety

• Symptom–condition relationships are derived from our internal dataset and are continuously improved.
• We follow Google’s people-first content and YMYL expectations: medical pages prioritize accuracy, expertise, and transparency. Google for Developers
• We use structured data (Organization / MedicalWebPage) so search engines understand the page, but markup alone doesn’t guarantee special displays. Schema.orgGoogle for Developers

Who reviewed this page

• Author: My Medicine Advisor Editorial Team
• Medical Reviewer: Add clinician name, credentials (e.g., “Dr. A. Sharma, MD — Family Medicine”)
• Last reviewed: Add date you publish/refresh

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. Is this a real diagnosis?
No. It’s educational only. Use it to learn and decide whether to see a clinician.

Q2. Why do I see different results when I add/remove symptoms?
The tool recalculates based on the combination of symptoms you select, surfacing conditions most associated with them.

Q3. Do you store my inputs?
No. The tool runs in your browser. We do not store your selections or results.

Q4. Can I trust the information?
We aim for clarity and accuracy and have medical reviewers for core content. Still, only a clinician can evaluate you; if symptoms are severe or worsening, seek care.

Q5. Will Google always show FAQ rich results?
Not guaranteed. Google significantly reduced FAQ rich results for most sites; we still use clean markup to help understanding, but display is at Google’s discretion. Google for Developers

Q6. Why is the page so fast?
It’s optimized for Core Web Vitals—small payload, no render-blocking assets, and no server processing on load.

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