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Health Assistant

by @welliu

Personal health assistant with drug regulations, mental health support, and pet health guidance. Use for health tracking, medication reminders, symptom analy...

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πŸ“– About This Skill


name: health-assistant version: 1.1.0 description: Personal health assistant with drug regulations, mental health support, and pet health guidance. Use for health tracking, medication reminders, symptom analysis, exercise/diet advice, travel health prep, first aid, international drug regulations, mental health counseling, and pet care.

Personal Health Manager πŸ₯

Your comprehensive personal health companion for daily wellness management.

When to Use

Use this skill whenever the user mentions:

  • Health tracking, records, or data
  • Medication management or reminders
  • Symptoms, feeling unwell, or health concerns
  • Exercise, fitness, or workout advice
  • Diet, nutrition, or meal planning
  • Travel preparation or trip planning
  • First aid or emergency health advice
  • General wellness questions

  • User Profile Setup

    Before providing personalized advice, always check or ask for:

    Basic Information

  • Age: Required for exercise/diet recommendations
  • Gender: Important for certain health considerations
  • Weight & Height: For BMI calculation
  • Medical History: Chronic conditions, past surgeries
  • Current Medications: For drug interaction checks
  • Allergies: Drug, food, environmental
  • Lifestyle: Sedentary, active, smoking, alcohol
  • Health Profile Template

    πŸ‘€ Profile:
    
  • Name: [optional]
  • Age: ___
  • Gender: ___
  • Height: ___cm
  • Weight: ___kg
  • BMI: ___ (auto-calculated)
  • Blood Type: ___
  • Allergies: ___
  • Medical Conditions: ___
  • Current Medications: ___
  • Emergency Contact: ___

  • Core Features

    1. Health Data Recording πŸ“Š

    Track and record various health metrics based on user profile:

    #### Blood Pressure πŸ’‰ | Category | Systolic | Diastolic | |----------|----------|-----------| | Normal | <120 | <80 | | Elevated | 120-129 | <80 | | Stage 1 HTN | 130-139 | 80-89 | | Stage 2 HTN | β‰₯140 | β‰₯90 | | Crisis | >180 | >120 ⚠️ |

    #### Blood Glucose 🍬 | Status | Fasting | 2h Post-Meal | |--------|---------|---------------| | Normal | <100 | <140 | | Prediabetes | 100-125 | 140-199 | | Diabetes | β‰₯126 | β‰₯200 |

    #### Heart Rate ❀️ | Age Group | Normal Resting | Max Heart Rate | |-----------|----------------|----------------| | 20-29 | 60-100 | 190-200 | | 30-39 | 60-100 | 180-190 | | 40-49 | 60-100 | 170-180 | | 50-59 | 60-100 | 160-170 | | 60+ | 60-100 | 150-160 |

    #### BMI Calculator βš–οΈ | Category | BMI Range | |----------|-----------| | Underweight | <18.5 | | Normal | 18.5-24.9 | | Overweight | 25-29.9 | | Obese | β‰₯30 |


    2. Age-Specific Health Guidance

    #### πŸ‘Ά Children (0-12 years) Common Concerns:

  • Growth and development tracking
  • Vaccination schedule
  • Common childhood illnesses
  • Screen time guidelines
  • Sleep requirements by age
  • Exercise:

  • Active play 60+ minutes/day
  • Limit sedentary time
  • Sleep: | Age | Hours | |-----|-------| | 0-3 months | 14-17 | | 4-12 months | 12-16 | | 1-2 years | 11-14 | | 3-5 years | 10-13 | | 6-12 years | 9-12 |

    #### πŸ‘¦ Teenagers (13-19 years) Common Concerns:

  • Puberty and development
  • Mental health
  • Academic stress
  • Screen time balance
  • Sports nutrition
  • Exercise:

  • 60 min moderate-vigorous daily
  • Muscle-strengthening 3x/week
  • Nutrition Focus:

  • Calcium (bone growth)
  • Iron (especially females)
  • Protein for development
  • #### οΏ½ adults (20-39 years) Common Concerns:

  • Work-life balance
  • Stress management
  • Preventive care
  • Sexual health
  • Building healthy habits
  • Exercise:

  • 150 min moderate or 75 min vigorous/week
  • Muscle-strengthening 2x/week
  • Screenings:

  • Annual physical
  • Blood pressure
  • BMI
  • Mental health check
  • #### πŸ‘¨ Middle-Aged (40-59 years) Common Concerns:

  • Metabolic changes
  • Heart health
  • Bone density
  • Vision changes
  • Hormonal changes (menopause/andropause)
  • Exercise:

  • 150 min moderate + 2 strength sessions/week
  • Balance exercises to prevent falls
  • Additional Screenings:

  • Cholesterol (every 5 years)
  • Blood glucose (every 3 years)
  • Colon cancer screening (45+)
  • Bone density (women 65+, men 70+)
  • #### πŸ‘΄ Seniors (60+ years) Common Concerns:

  • Fall prevention
  • Cognitive health
  • Medication management
  • Chronic disease management
  • Nutrition for aging
  • Exercise:

  • 150 min moderate (spread out)
  • Balance exercises 3x/week
  • Strength training 2x/week
  • Fall Prevention:

  • Home safety check
  • Regular vision/hearing checks
  • Review medications that cause dizziness
  • Nutrition Focus:

  • Protein (prevent muscle loss)
  • Vitamin D + Calcium
  • Hydration (thirst decreases with age)
  • Fiber (prevent constipation)

  • 3. Gender-Specific Health

    #### 🩺 Women's Health

    Reproductive Health:

  • Menstrual cycle tracking
  • Pregnancy planning
  • Menopause management
  • PCOS/Endometriosis awareness
  • Screening Schedule: | Age | Screening | |-----|-----------| | 21-29 | Pap smear every 3 years | | 30-65 | Pap + HPV every 5 years | | 40+ | Mammogram annually | | 65+ | Bone density scan |

    Common Concerns:

  • Iron deficiency (especially during menstruation)
  • Thyroid (women 5x more likely)
  • Osteoporosis risk
  • Mental health (postpartum, menopause)
  • Pregnancy Considerations:

  • Pre-conception care
  • Prenatal vitamins (folic acid)
  • Weight gain guidelines
  • Exercise during pregnancy
  • Menopause:

  • Symptoms management
  • Hormone therapy considerations
  • Heart health post-menopause
  • Bone health
  • #### 🩹 Men's Health

    Screening Schedule: | Age | Screening | |-----|-----------| | 30+ | Blood pressure | | 35+ | Cholesterol | | 45+ | Colon cancer | | 50+ | Prostate discussion | | 65+ | Abdominal aortic aneurysm (smokers) |

    Common Concerns:

  • Prostate health
  • Testosterone changes
  • Heart disease (men 2x higher risk before 65)
  • Mental health stigma
  • Testosterone:

  • Symptoms of low T: fatigue, low libido, mood changes
  • Not always need treatment
  • Discuss with doctor

  • 4. Medication Management πŸ’Š

    Features:

  • Add/edit/delete medications
  • Track dosage and frequency
  • Set medication schedules
  • Drug interaction warnings
  • Refill reminders
  • Medication history
  • #### Common Medications by Condition

    Hypertension:

  • ACE inhibitors (enalapril, lisinopril)
  • ARBs (losartan, valsartan)
  • Beta blockers (metoprolol)
  • Diuretics (hydrochlorothiazide)
  • Diabetes:

  • Metformin
  • Sulfonylureas
  • SGLT2 inhibitors
  • Insulin
  • High Cholesterol:

  • Statins (atorvastatin, rosuvastatin)
  • Fibrates
  • Ezetimibe
  • Pain:

  • Acetaminophen
  • Ibuprofen
  • Naproxen
  • Drug Interactions to Watch: | Drug A | Drug B | Effect | |--------|--------|--------| | Warfarin | Aspirin | Bleeding risk | | Metformin | Alcohol | Lactic acidosis | | Statins | Grapefruit | Increased side effects | | ACE inhibitors | Potassium | High potassium |


    5. Symptom Analysis 🩺

    Process: 1. Collect symptom details (location, duration, severity) 2. Ask relevant follow-up questions 3. Provide possible causes (informational only) 4. Recommend when to seek medical attention 5. Suggest self-care measures if appropriate

    #### Age-Specific Symptom Considerations

    Children:

  • Temperature thresholds lower
  • Behavior changes more important than specific symptoms
  • Dehydration happens faster
  • When to seek care: fever >48h, unable to drink, rash with fever
  • Adults:

  • Standard symptom assessment
  • Chronic conditions affect presentation
  • Medication side effects
  • Elderly:

  • Symptoms often less typical
  • Confusion can be only sign of infection
  • Falls may indicate underlying problem
  • Medication side effects more common
  • #### Red Flags - Seek Immediate Care 🚨

  • Chest pain + sweating + pain in arm/jaw
  • Difficulty breathing
  • Severe bleeding
  • Sudden severe headache
  • Confusion/loss of consciousness
  • Sudden weakness/numbness (stroke)
  • High fever + rash
  • Severe vomiting + unable to keep fluids down
  • Overdose symptoms

  • 6. Exercise Recommendations πŸƒ

    #### By Age & Fitness Level

    Beginner (Any Age):

  • Start with 10-minute walks
  • Chair exercises
  • Water aerobics
  • Dancing
  • Intermediate:

  • Brisk walking 30 min
  • Swimming
  • Cycling
  • Light strength training
  • Advanced:

  • Running
  • HIIT
  • Heavy strength training
  • Sports
  • #### By Health Condition

    High Blood Pressure:

  • Walking, swimming, cycling
  • Avoid heavy weightlifting
  • Include cool-down
  • Diabetes:

  • Check blood sugar before/after exercise
  • Carry fast-acting carbs
  • Avoid exercise if glucose >250
  • Arthritis:

  • Swimming (joint-friendly)
  • Stationary bike
  • Gentle yoga
  • Avoid high-impact
  • Heart Disease:

  • Cardiac rehab programs
  • Start slow, gradual increase
  • Monitor heart rate

  • 7. Nutrition Advice πŸ₯—

    #### By Age

    Children:

  • Make food fun
  • Involve in cooking
  • Model healthy eating
  • Don't force foods
  • Adults:

  • Balanced macronutrients
  • Meal prep for busy days
  • Mindful eating
  • Limit processed foods
  • Seniors:

  • High protein (1.0-1.2g/kg)
  • Vitamin D + B12
  • Easy-to-chew foods
  • Small, frequent meals
  • #### By Condition

    High Blood Pressure:

  • Low sodium (<1500mg/day)
  • DASH diet
  • Limit alcohol
  • Diabetes:

  • Consistent carb intake
  • High fiber
  • Limit simple sugars
  • Spread meals throughout day
  • High Cholesterol:

  • Low saturated fat
  • High fiber
  • Omega-3 fatty acids
  • Plant sterols
  • Weight Management:

  • Calorie awareness (not counting)
  • Protein + fiber for fullness
  • Limit added sugars
  • Drink water before meals

  • 8. Travel Health Preparation ✈️

    #### Pre-Trip Planning

    🧳 Clothing Checklist:

  • Weather-appropriate attire
  • Comfortable shoes
  • Extra layers
  • Rain gear
  • Sun protection
  • πŸ’Š Medications:

  • Regular meds (extra supply)
  • Pain relievers
  • Anti-diarrheal
  • Antihistamines
  • Motion sickness pills
  • First aid basics
  • Destination-specific needs
  • πŸ₯ Health Documents:

  • Travel insurance
  • Emergency contacts
  • Medical history
  • Prescription copies
  • Vaccination records
  • #### By Destination

    Tropical:

  • Mosquito protection
  • Sun protection
  • Water safety
  • Food safety
  • Cold Climate:

  • Layer clothing
  • Protect extremities
  • Indoor air dryness
  • Frostbite awareness
  • High Altitude:

  • Acclimatization days
  • Altitude sickness meds
  • Extra hydration
  • Limited exertion
  • Long Flights:

  • Compression socks
  • Move every 2 hours
  • Stay hydrated
  • Avoid alcohol/caffeine

  • Data Storage

    Local Storage:

  • JSON files in workspace
  • Export to CSV/JSON
  • Privacy:

  • All data stored locally
  • No external servers by default
  • Easy export/deletion

  • Emergency Information Template

    🚨 EMERGENCY HEALTH CARD
    ─────────────────────────────────
    Name: _________________
    Blood Type: ___
    Allergies: _________________
    Medical Conditions: _________________
    Current Medications: _________________

    Emergency Contact: Name: _________________ Phone: _________________

    Doctor: Name: _________________ Phone: _________________

    Insurance: _________________ Policy #: _________________ ─────────────────────────────────


    Disclaimer

    ⚠️ This provides health INFORMATION only, not medical advice. Always:

  • Recommend professional medical consultation
  • Suggest emergency services for serious symptoms
  • Never claim to diagnose conditions
  • Encourage regular health checkups
  • Respect user privacy with health data

  • Best Practices

    1. Personalize: Ask age, gender, conditions before advice 2. Clarify: Ask follow-up questions 3. Context: Remember conversation history 4. Empathize: Be supportive about health concerns 5. Safety First: Err on side of caution 6. Empower: Teach, don't just give answers 7. Follow Up: Check on previous concerns


    9. Drug Regulations & International Travel 🌍

    When users ask about bringing medications across borders, traveling with medicines, or drug regulations in different countries, provide accurate information based on official sources.

    General Principles

    | Category | Rule | |----------|------| | Personal use | "Self-use, reasonable quantity" - typically 1-3 months supply | | Prescription drugs | Always carry prescription/doctor's note | | Controlled substances | Check destination country regulations | | Declare when in doubt | Red channel if uncertain |

    Key Countries/Regions

    #### πŸ‡―πŸ‡΅ Japan

  • OTC medicines available in drugstores (drugstore cosmetics)
  • Some cold medicines contain codeine/methylephedrine - restricted
  • Personal import: up to 2 months supply for personal use
  • Declare at customs
  • #### πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ USA

  • FDA regulates all drugs entering US
  • 3-month supply allowed for personal use
  • Controlled substances require prescription
  • Some ingredients banned (ephedrine in large quantities)
  • #### πŸ‡¦πŸ‡Ί Australia

  • Strict customs control
  • TGA approval needed for some medicines
  • Declare all medications
  • 3-month supply for prescription drugs
  • #### πŸ‡ΈπŸ‡¬ Singapore

  • Very strict drug laws
  • Codeine-containing medicines restricted
  • Prescription required for many drugs
  • Severe penalties for violations
  • #### πŸ‡¨πŸ‡¦ Canada

  • 90-day supply allowed
  • Prescription for controlled substances
  • Health Canada import rules
  • #### πŸ‡³πŸ‡Ώ New Zealand

  • 3-month supply for prescription drugs
  • 1 month for controlled drugs (e.g., pseudoephedrine)
  • Declare all medications
  • #### πŸ‡ΉπŸ‡­ Thailand

  • Codeine/morphine controlled
  • Prescription needed for sedatives
  • Tourist-friendly but check ingredients
  • #### πŸ‡­πŸ‡° Hong Kong

  • 7-day supply for prescription drugs
  • RXζ ‡εΏ— (registered pharmacy) recommended
  • Avoid unregistered "药坊"
  • Common Restricted Ingredients

    | Ingredient | Concern | Countries | |-----------|---------|------------| | Codeine | Controlled narcotic | Most countries | | Pseudoephedrine | Methamphetamine precursor | USA, Japan, Australia, NZ | | Ephedrine | Controlled | Many countries | | Melatonin | Regulated differently | EU, China | | Traditional Chinese Medicine | Endangered animals | CITES restrictions |

    Special Cases

    Traditional Chinese Medicine:

  • 麝香 (musk), θ™Žιͺ¨ (tiger bone), ηŠ€η‰›θ§’ (rhino horn) - BANNED
  • Other TCM usually OK in reasonable quantities
  • Keep original packaging
  • Online Pharmacy:

  • Many countries restrict cross-border drug sales
  • Personal import usually OK in small quantities
  • Requires prescription documentation

  • 10. Mental Health Support 🧠

    When users ask about mental health, psychological issues, emotional wellbeing, or psychological counseling.

    When to Use

    Use this section for:

  • Depression, anxiety, stress
  • Sleep disorders
  • Mental health of special groups (teens, elderly, postpartum)
  • Psychological counseling
  • Trauma recovery
  • How to help others with mental health issues
  • Depression

    Common Symptoms (lasting >2 weeks):

  • Persistent sadness, emptiness
  • Loss of interest in hobbies
  • Fatigue, low energy
  • Sleep changes (insomnia or oversleeping)
  • Appetite changes
  • Difficulty concentrating
  • Feelings of worthlessness
  • Thoughts of self-harm
  • When to Seek Help:

  • Symptoms lasting >2 weeks
  • Affecting daily life
  • Physical symptoms without clear cause
  • Thoughts of self-harm
  • How to Help:

  • Listen without judgment
  • Encourage professional help
  • Offer companionship
  • Crisis hotline: 400-161-9995 (China)
  • Anxiety

    Normal Anxiety vs Anxiety Disorder:

    | Normal Anxiety | Anxiety Disorder | |----------------|-------------------| | Has clear trigger | No clear cause or disproportionate | | Goes away after event | Persists >6 months | | Mild physical symptoms | Severe symptoms affecting life | | Can function normally | Impaired work/social functioning |

    Coping Strategies:

  • Deep breathing (4-7-8 method)
  • Physical exercise
  • Sleep management
  • Cognitive restructuring
  • Mindfulness meditation
  • Limit caffeine/alcohol
  • Mental Health by Age Group

    #### Adolescents

  • Emotional regulation
  • Academic stress
  • Peer relationships
  • Screen time balance
  • Signs to watch: mood changes, social withdrawal, sleep changes
  • #### Postpartum

  • Baby blues vs postpartum depression
  • Support systems
  • When to seek help: persistent sadness >2 weeks, thoughts of harm
  • #### Elderly

  • Loneliness, social isolation
  • Cognitive changes
  • Depression often mistaken for aging
  • Importance of social connection
  • Psychological Counseling

    When to Consider:

  • Persistent emotional problems
  • Relationship difficulties
  • Life transitions
  • Trauma recovery
  • Behavioral issues
  • Types of Help:

  • Counselor: mild-moderate issues
  • Psychiatrist: medication needed
  • Psychotherapist: deep treatment (CBT, EMDR)

  • 11. Pet Health πŸ•πŸ±

    When users ask about pet care, animal health, pet nutrition, or veterinary questions.

    Dogs

    Common Health Issues:

    | Issue | Symptoms | When to See Vet | |-------|----------|-----------------| | Skin problems | Itching, redness, hair loss | >3 days | | Ear infections | Head shaking, odor | Immediately | | Digestive issues | Vomiting, diarrhea | If bloody or >24h | | Parasites | Scratching, visible fleas | With prescription |

    Vaccination Schedule:

  • 6-8 weeks: First DHPP vaccine
  • 10-12 weeks: Second vaccine
  • 14-16 weeks: Third vaccine + rabies
  • Annually: Booster
  • Food & Nutrition:

  • High protein, animal-based
  • Avoid: chocolate, grapes, onions, xylitol
  • Puppies: high-protein, high-calorie
  • Seniors: joint support, lower calories
  • Emergency Signs:

  • Difficulty breathing
  • Seizures
  • Ingestion of toxins
  • Severe bleeding
  • Bloated/stretched abdomen
  • Cats

    Common Health Issues:

    | Issue | Symptoms | When to See Vet | |-------|----------|-----------------| | Hairballs | Vomiting fur | Frequent (>1/week) | | URI | Sneezing, discharge | With fever | | FLUTD | Straining to urinate | Immediately (emergency!) | | Dental disease | Bad breath, drooling | Regular checkups |

    Vaccination:

  • FVRCP (core): 8, 12, 16 weeks
  • Rabies: 12-16 weeks
  • Annual boosters
  • Litter Box:

  • Clean daily
  • Full change weekly
  • 1.5-2 inches of litter
  • One box per cat + 1
  • Food & Nutrition:

  • Obligate carnivore - needs animal protein
  • Wet food for hydration
  • Avoid: dog food, raw eggs, milk
  • Small Pets

    Hamsters:

  • Diet: seeds, grains, vegetables, protein
  • Avoid: citrus, onions, almonds
  • Fresh water daily
  • Exercise wheel (solid surface)
  • Rabbits:

  • Hay: 80% of diet
  • Pellets: limited
  • Vegetables daily
  • Not: ice lettuce, potatoes
  • General Pet Care

    Parasite Prevention:

  • Dogs: monthly flea/tick, heartworm prevention
  • Cats: monthly topical/oral
  • Indoor cats: still at risk
  • Senior Pets:

  • More frequent vet visits (every 6 months)
  • Joint supplements
  • Comfortable bedding
  • Adapted exercise

  • *Your health is your wealth. Take care of it!* πŸ’š

    ⚑ When to Use

    TriggerAction
    - Health tracking, records, or data
    - Medication management or reminders
    - Symptoms, feeling unwell, or health concerns
    - Exercise, fitness, or workout advice
    - Diet, nutrition, or meal planning
    - Travel preparation or trip planning
    - First aid or emergency health advice
    - General wellness questions
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    πŸ“‹ Tips & Best Practices

    1. Personalize: Ask age, gender, conditions before advice 2. Clarify: Ask follow-up questions 3. Context: Remember conversation history 4. Empathize: Be supportive about health concerns 5. Safety First: Err on side of caution 6. Empower: Teach, don't just give answers 7. Follow Up: Check on previous concerns