Best Android Symptom Checker

Helping you answer the question "Do I need to see the doctor?"

Powered by Harvard Medical School, the Virtual Nurse is a symptom checker which helps you answer the question: "Do I need to see the doctor?".

If you have medical worries or symptoms she will put your mind at rest and could save you an unnecessary visit to a physician. It's like having a physician in your pocket!

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Best of all it's voice activated, just like Siri, so you can get a diagnosis from the virtual nurse just as you would from a real doctor! You can think of the Virtual Nurse as Siri for Health: she is your first stop for any health related concerns you have. The Virtual Nurse will talk to you, like Siri, and ask you questions about your symptoms to diagnose:

1. If your symptoms are normal

2. If you need to see a medical doctor or physician

3. If this is an emergency situation requiring urgent medical care

She will help you find a doctor or emergency room if the diagnosis requires. Topics included in the Symptom Checker developed by Harvard University cover 98% of the reasons you might need to see a doctor or diagnose and emergency, such as:

- Abdominal Pain

- Acid Reflux Treatment

- Allergic Rhinitis

- Stress / Anxiety

- Bed-Wetting

- Birth Control

- Blacking Out or Fainting

- Bleeding After Menopause

- Bleeding Between Periods

- Blood in the Urine in Men

- Blood in the Urine in Women

- Breast Lumps

- Impotence

- Chest Pain

- Pink or Red Eye

- Constipation in Adults

- Constipation in Children

- Constipation in Infants

- Coughs, Colds & flu

- Depression

- Diaper Rash

- Diarrhea

- Diarrhea in Children

- Diarrhea in Infants

- Muscle Weakness

- Dizziness

- Drowsiness

- Dry Eyes & Mouth

- Dry Mouth & Excessive Thirst

- Earache

- Eye Discharge

- Fever

- Memory Loss

- Frequent Urination

- Gout

- Hair Loss

- Head Injury

- Headache

- Heart Palpitations

- Heavy Menstrual Periods

- Helping Dry Skin

- Hot Flashes

- Imbalance

- Insomnia

- Insomnia During Pregnancy

- Intestinal Gas Guide

- Irritable Child

- Itching Without Rash

- Jaundice

- Leg Swelling (Edema) during Pregnancy

- Leg Swelling (Edema), New Onset

- Lightheaded with Standing

- Loss of Control of Urine

- Back Pain

- Missed or Irregular Periods

- Nail Problems

- Nausea & Vomiting

- Nausea & Vomiting in Pregnancy

- Never Started Menstrual Periods

- Numbness or Tingling

- Nutrition Assessment for Infants & Toddlers

- Osteoarthritis of the Knee

- Painful Period Cramps

- Painful or Frequent Urination in Men

- Penis Pain, Sores, Discharge or Lumps

- Persistent Cough

- Knee Swelling

- Positive ANA

- Positive Rheumatoid Factor

- Problems With Vision

- Rash in Children

- Rash in Newborns

- Reynaud's

- Rectal Bleeding

- Rectal Itching

- Recurring Abdominal Pain

- Risk of Iron Deficiency in Children

- Sexual Problems

- Shortness of Breath in Adults

- Shortness of Breath in Infants & Children

- Shortness of Breath In Pregnancy

- Sore / Strep Throat

- Sore / Strep Throat in Children

- Hearing Loss

- Swollen Glands

- Tinnitus

- Excessive Hair

- Jaw, Gum, or Tooth Pain

- Treating the Common Cold

- Treatment of Chronic Constipation

- Treatment of Impotence

- Treatment of Warts

- Understanding PSA

- Weight Gain or loss

- Vaginal Discharge, Itching or Irritation

- Vaginal Pain or Discomfort

- Vaginal Sores & Lumps

- Vomiting or Nausea

The virtual nurse is different from other apps like iTriage or WebMD because it gives you information about your health which is directed towards the specific action you need to take to stay healthy, such as see your primary care physician. Unlike iTriage and WebMD it's voice activated, like Siri, and is focused on helping you take steps to getting healthy.

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