Symptomate – Symptom checker

I do have gerd, however, the symptoms have been the most troublesome in my mouth….particularly behind my upper and lower lips. The burning pain is excruciating. I am being referred for an acid test. I’ve been taking omeprazole and demotions for over 4 yr and my symptoms are only increasing.

I was apprehensive to use this app because all the other symptom checking websites wouldn’t tell you what they think you have unless you paid. This app was simple to use/understand and most importantly, free! Of course it’s no substitute for a doctor, but it’s great for getting you on the right track.

Great app thanks

Each time I try to enter a few symptoms the entire thing shuts down and says “sorry you are not allowed to see this page”.

This app helped me out a lot when I’m trying to narrow down what could possibly be happening to me and how to approach my next steps. The only problem that it has is more descriptions of symptoms or the ability to have more than one problem.

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App is too limited in its scope. Patient inventory was inadequate. Husband has a pacemaker and has high blood pressure. Previously, he has suffered a TIA. Heart problems were never asked nor identified. Focus was only on an inner ear infection due to his reported dizziness. We were disappointed that the app was noticeably lacking a broader field of possible problems.

I woke up the other day and felt horrible, I didn’t know what to do so I asked my mom to bring me to quick care or something, thinking it was nothing, my mom decided to just wait until she finished making lunch for my dad. In the meantime, the whole thing got even worse within seconds so I searched up my symptoms in order to see what I had or what I can do. Then I stumbled upon this app, i put all my symptoms and problems, and they told me to go to the er. I told my mom and she immediately took me down there. Turns out, I had a disease that was almost deadly if left untreated. I’m super thankful that I saw this app!

Very informative

The only way to write one word is the technical term and nothing came back. I don’t know how else to condense the symptom.