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List of Adult Topics
What should you do when you twist your ankle? Do you need to go to the emergency department now? Is the cough that you have had for three days serious? These are questions that all of us have. And frequently, they arise in the evenings and weekends when your doctor is less available.
Adult Symptom Advisor Online is designed especially for these times. The topics help you make appropriate decisions on what level of medical care is needed and how to provide symptom relief for minor illnesses and injuries at home.
You can select any of the 77 Adult Topics.
Abdominal Pain - Female
Abdominal Pain - Male
Abdominal Pain - Upper
Alcohol Abuse Problems / Questions
Animal Bite
Ankle Injury
Asthma Attack
Athlete's Foot
Back Pain
Bee Sting
Bruises
Burns
Chest Pain
Cold Sores
Colds
Constipation
Cough
Cuts
Depression
Diarrhea
Drug Abuse Problems
Ear - Pierced
Ear - Swimmer's
Earache
Emergency Contraception
Eye - Chemical In
Eye - Foreign Body
Eye Injury
Eye - Pus or Drainage
Fainting
Fever
Finger Injury
Foot and Ankle Injury
Frost Bite
Hand and Wrist Injury
Hay Fever
Head Injury
Headache
High Blood Pressure
Hip Injury
Hives
Insect Bite
Jock Itch
Knee Injury
Knee Pain
Menstrual Period Late
Menstrual Period Missed
Nasal Allergies
Neck Pain
Nosebleed
Nose Injury
Penis Symptoms
Poison Ivy
Poison Oak
Poison Sumac
Postpartum Depression
Puncture Wound
Rashes - Localized and Cause Unknown
Rashes - Widespread and Cause Unknown
Shoulder Injury
Sinus Pain and Congestion
Skin Injury - Cuts, Scrapes, Bruises
Sliver
Snake Bite
Sore Throat
Spider Bite
Splinter
Staple Questions
STD - Chlamydia
STD - Gonorrhea
STD - Herpes
STD - HIV
STD - Pubic Lice
STD - Trichomonas
Sunburn
Suture Questions
Swine Flu (H1N1)
Swine Flu (H1N1) Exposure
Tick Bite
Toe Injury
Tooth Injury
Toothache
Urinary Pain Female
Urinary Pain Male
Vaginal Bleeding Abnormal
Vaginal Discharge
Vomiting
Vulvar Symptoms
Wound Infection
Wrist Injury
A Decision Chart (When to Call Your Doctor Chart) is provided for each topic. By using the decision chart and your common sense, you should be able to select one of the five following action (recommended response) categories:
If you think that you are having a medical emergency, call 911 or the number for the local emergency ambulance service NOW!
And when in doubt, call your doctor now or go to the closest emergency department.
Author and Senior Reviewer: David A. Thompson, M.D.
Content Set: Adult HouseCalls Symptom Checker
Adult HouseCalls Symptom Checker
Disclaimer: This information is not intended be a substitute for professional medical advice. It is provided for educational purposes only. You assume full responsibility for how you choose to use this information.
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