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If you have been abroad and become ill shortly after returning home, then you may be affected by a disease more common in that country. Use this dropdown to change the results according to the country you have travelled from. If you have not travelled, then select the country that applies to where you live.

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This symptom checker is provided by Isabel Healthcare Limited. Isabel Symptom Checker ('Isabel') suggests potential medical conditions by comparing your symptoms with the Isabel database. Any content accessed through Isabel is for informational purposes only, and is not intended to constitute professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Navigate Health shall be in no way responsible for your use of Isabel, or any information that you obtain from Isabel. The resulting lists are not prioritised by clinical relevance to your specific case. Do not ignore or delay obtaining professional medical advice because of information accessed through Isabel. Seek immediate medical assistance or call your doctor for all medical emergencies.

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How to get started

  • Begin by entering symptoms that best describe your current condition.

  • Symptoms can be entered in your own words or chosen from the list of matching suggestions; select the most appropriate.

  • If no suggestions appear, double-check your spelling or use different words to describe your symptoms.

  • Submitting a symptom leads to a page that displays a list of potential conditions, which can be accessed by tapping or clicking on them to get information.

Best practices

  • Use medical language as much as possible when entering symptoms. For example, "abdominal pain" is better than "belly hurts".

  • Start with entering the area of the body affected, then the symptom. For example, "abdominal pain" instead of "pain in abdomen".

  • Use text, not numbers. For example, enter "high blood pressure" instead of "BP 150/90".

  • Enter only abnormal test results, for example "low iron". Do not enter tests that you have been told are normal.

  • If you have recently travelled abroad, you may be affected by a disease more common in that country. In this case, select the country where you were travelling.