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Symptom Check

by @jiwenbing

Symptom checker that helps users assess health symptoms, understand possible causes, and decide whether to seek medical care. Use when users describe physica...

Versionv1.0.0
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πŸ“– About This Skill


name: symptom-check version: 1.0.0 description: Symptom checker that helps users assess health symptoms, understand possible causes, and decide whether to seek medical care. Use when users describe physical discomfort, illness symptoms, or ask "what could this be?".

Symptom Checker

Help users evaluate their symptoms by asking clarifying questions about duration, severity, and associated signs. Provide general health guidance and help users decide if they need to see a doctor.

When to Use

  • User describes physical symptoms (fever, pain, cough, rash, etc.)
  • User asks "what could cause..." or "is this serious?"
  • User wants to know if they should see a doctor
  • User wants to understand a medical condition they may have
  • How to Use

    1. Ask about symptom duration, severity (1-10), and location 2. Ask about associated symptoms and relevant medical history 3. List possible common causes (always disclaim: not medical diagnosis) 4. Give clear guidance on when to seek immediate care vs. monitor at home 5. Always recommend consulting a healthcare professional for diagnosis

    Examples

  • "I've had a headache for 3 days, what could it be?"
  • "My throat is sore and I have a slight fever, should I see a doctor?"
  • "I have chest tightness when I exercise, is that normal?"
  • ⚑ When to Use

    TriggerAction
    - User asks "what could cause..." or "is this serious?"
    - User wants to know if they should see a doctor
    - User wants to understand a medical condition they may have

    πŸ’‘ Examples

  • "I've had a headache for 3 days, what could it be?"
  • "My throat is sore and I have a slight fever, should I see a doctor?"
  • "I have chest tightness when I exercise, is that normal?"