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Look up any symptom to understand possible causes, when to see a doctor, and what conditions it may indicate.

292 symptoms found

🔍 Browse Common Symptoms by Category

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General Symptoms

FeverFatigueWeaknessLoss of appetiteNight sweats
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Respiratory Symptoms

CoughShortness of breathWheezingSore throatSneezing
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Heart & Circulation Symptoms

Chest painPalpitationsDizzinessFainting
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Nervous System Symptoms

HeadacheMigraineNumbnessConfusion
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Muscle & Joint Symptoms

Joint painBack pain
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Skin Symptoms

RashItchingDry skinAcneHair loss
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Mental & Emotional Symptoms

AnxietyDepressionIrritability
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Emergency Warning Signs

Call 112
Severe bleeding

😵Neurological30 symptoms

🚨Cardiovascular16 symptoms

🤧Respiratory20 symptoms

🤰Digestive & Gastrointestinal28 symptoms

🦶Musculoskeletal28 symptoms

😣Dermatological27 symptoms

😡Mental & Behavioural20 symptoms

👂ENT11 symptoms

👓Ophthalmological12 symptoms

💧Urological20 symptoms

🩸Gynecological11 symptoms

🥶Endocrine & Metabolic11 symptoms

📋General & Systemic36 symptoms

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Abnormal Test Result

📍 Whole Body

ModerateAcute
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Blue Discolouration In Infant

📍 Skin

SevereSudden onset
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Body Ache

📍 Muscles

MildAcute
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Congenital Deformity

📍 Whole Body

ModerateChronic
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Difficulty with Daily Activities

📍 Whole Body

ModerateChronic
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Facial Injury

📍 Face

ModerateSudden onset
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Facial Swelling

📍 Face

ModerateAcute
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Fainting

📍 Whole Body

SevereSudden onset
😴

Fatigue

📍 Whole Body

MildChronic
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Fever

📍 Whole Body

ModerateAcute
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Fever After Travel

📍 Whole Body

ModerateAcute
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Fever in Child

📍 Whole Body

ModerateAcute
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Generalised Weakness

📍 Whole Body

ModerateChronic
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Lump in Body

📍 Variable

ModerateChronic
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Minor Injury

📍 Variable

MildSudden onset
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Persistent Fatigue

📍 Whole Body

ModerateChronic
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Persistent Pain

📍 Variable / Whole Body

ModerateChronic
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Poisoning

📍 Whole Body

SevereSudden onset
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Poor Feeding

📍 Whole Body (Infant)

ModerateAcute
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Pre-Employment Check

📍 Whole Body

MildEpisodic
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Pre-Surgery Evaluation

📍 Whole Body

MildEpisodic
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Prolonged Fever

📍 Whole Body

ModerateChronic
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Reaction After Food

📍 Whole Body

ModerateSudden onset
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Recurrent Infections

📍 Whole Body

ModerateChronic
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Reduced Exercise Tolerance

📍 Whole Body

ModerateChronic
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Repeated Falls

📍 Whole Body

ModerateChronic
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Rigors And Chills

📍 Whole Body

ModerateSudden onset
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Routine Follow-up

📍 Whole Body

MildChronic
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Screening Request

📍 Whole Body

MildEpisodic
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Severe Pain

📍 Whole Body

SevereSudden onset
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Smoking Cessation Support

📍 Lungs / Whole Body

MildChronic
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Swelling In Groin

📍 Groin

ModerateChronic
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Swelling in Legs

📍 Legs

ModerateChronic
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Swelling Of Lips Or Face

📍 Face

SevereSudden onset
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Tumour Follow-Up

📍 Variable / Whole Body

ModerateChronic
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Workplace Health Check

📍 Whole Body

MildEpisodic

🔵Blood & Immune3 symptoms

😮‍💨Dental & Oral Health9 symptoms

🚽Digestive2 symptoms

👂Eye/ENT2 symptoms

🩸Haematological1 symptom

😣Urinary1 symptom

🥶Vascular & Circulatory1 symptom

😰Mental Health3 symptoms

How to use this symptoms guide

Symptom pages describe common causes, which tests and specialists are usually involved, and the warning signs that need urgent care. A symptom can have many causes, so use these pages to decide how quickly to see a doctor and which specialist to start with — not to diagnose yourself.

When a symptom needs a doctor

Many symptoms settle on their own, but book a doctor if your symptom is new, severe, getting worse, keeps coming back or stops you doing normal activities. Note when it started, how long it lasts, what makes it better or worse and any other symptoms — this helps the doctor find the cause faster.

Go to an emergency department or call 108 / 112 straight away if a symptom comes with chest pain or pressure, severe breathlessness, fainting, confusion, weakness or numbness on one side, a severe sudden headache, heavy bleeding or a high fever with a stiff neck.

Finding care near you

Open any symptom 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.