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300 conditions found

🫀Cardiovascular18 conditions

🧠Neurological26 conditions

🤢Digestive & Gastrointestinal31 conditions

🩺Endocrine & Metabolic24 conditions

🦟Infectious & Parasitic41 conditions

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Arboviral Encephalitis

Infectious Disease

Severe
🦠

Babesiosis

Infectious Disease

Moderate
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Candida auris (C. auris)

Infectious Disease

SevereContagious
🦠

Chagas Disease

Infectious Disease

Severe
⚕️

Chancroid

Dermatology/STI

MildContagious
🦠

Chickenpox

Infectious Disease

MildContagious
🦟

Chikungunya

Infectious Diseases

Moderate
🦠

Chlamydia

Venereology & Sexual Health

MildContagious
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COVID-19

Infectious Diseases

ModerateContagious
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Crabs (Pubic Lice)

Dermatology/STI

MildContagious
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Cryptosporidiosis

Infectious Disease

ModerateContagious
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Cyclospora

Infectious Disease

Moderate
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Cytomegalovirus (CMV) and Congenital CMV Infection

Infectious Disease

ModerateContagious
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Dengue

General Medicine

Moderate
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Diphtheria

Infectious Disease

SevereContagious
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Fungal Infection

Infectious Diseases

MildContagious
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Genital Herpes

Venereology & Sexual Health

MildContagious
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Genital Warts

Venereology & Sexual Health

MildContagious
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Gonorrhoea

Venereology & Sexual Health

ModerateContagious
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H. Pylori Infection

Gastroenterology

MildContagious
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Hand Foot and Mouth Disease

Pediatrics

MildContagious
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Harmful Algal Blooms (HABs)

Environmental Medicine

Moderate
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Hepatitis B

Hepatology

ModerateContagious
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Hepatitis C

Hepatology

ModerateContagious
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HIV/AIDS

Infectious Diseases

SevereContagious
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Infant Botulism

Pediatrics/Infectious Disease

Severe
🦠

Infection

Pathology & Laboratory Medicine

ModerateContagious
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Influenza

General Medicine

ModerateContagious
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Leptospirosis

Infectious Diseases

Severe
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Malaria

General Medicine

Moderate
👶

Neonatal Sepsis

Neonatology

Severe
🌸

Pelvic Inflammatory Disease

Obstetrics & Gynecology

Moderate
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Pulmonary Tuberculosis

Pulmonology

SevereContagious
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Scrub Typhus

Infectious Diseases

Severe
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Sepsis

Infectious Diseases

Severe
🦠

Syphilis

Venereology & Sexual Health

SevereContagious
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Trichomoniasis

Venereology & Sexual Health

MildContagious
🫁

Tuberculosis

Infectious Diseases

SevereContagious
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Typhoid

General Medicine

ModerateContagious
🤒

Viral Fever

General Medicine

MildContagious
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Worm Infestation

Pediatrics

MildContagious

🦵Musculoskeletal31 conditions

🧴Dermatological20 conditions

🧠Mental Health17 conditions

🎗️Oncology19 conditions

🌸Gynecological9 conditions

👃ENT9 conditions

🤧Allergic & Immunologic5 conditions

🖐️Autoimmune & Rheumatic4 conditions

🩸Blood & Hematologic6 conditions

🦷Dental11 conditions

☠️General & Systemic28 conditions

🧓Geriatric Syndrome1 condition

How to use this health conditions guide

Each condition page explains what it is, its causes and symptoms, how it is diagnosed and treated, and which specialist usually manages it. Use it to understand a diagnosis or prepare questions for your doctor, then find specialists, hospitals and lab tests near you. The pages are general information and cannot replace an examination by a qualified doctor.

Getting care for a health condition

Most long-term conditions are managed by a specialist together with a general physician. Keep a record of your diagnosis, test results and medicines, go for the follow-up tests your doctor advises, and ask what warning signs should prompt an earlier visit. For your condition, bring previous reports and a list of current medicines to every appointment so changes can be tracked over time.

Do not stop or change prescribed medicines without talking to your doctor, even if you feel better.

Finding care near you

Open any health condition page and choose your state, city or area to see matching specialists, hospitals and labs there. You can also browse doctors, hospitals and lab tests directly, or use the symptom-to-specialist guide if you are unsure whom to see. In an emergency, call 108 or 112.

This page is general information and not medical advice.