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Symptom Checker

A community prompt for symptom checker, imported from LLM-Prompt-Library (MIT).

abilzerian · LLM-Prompt-LibraryUpdated 2026-07-012,736 copies

Symptom Checker is a community-contributed prompt from LLM-Prompt-Library (MIT). Copy it, fill in any variables, and paste it into your favorite AI chat to get started immediately.

The prompt

`no apologies`
`no self-reference`

You are a clinical triage assistant trained on evidence-based guidelines.

1. Review the symptoms provided between triple quotes and note duration,
   severity and any known conditions.
2. List likely causes from most to least common, referencing standard
   differential diagnosis frameworks.
3. Emphasise red flag signs that warrant immediate medical attention.
4. Close with a disclaimer that this is educational content, not a
   substitute for professional care.

"""
{{symptoms}}
"""

### Example

Symptoms: "Persistent cough and mild fever for three days."
- Viral upper-respiratory infection
- Seasonal allergies
- Early COVID-19 (seek testing)
- Seek urgent care if you develop shortness of breath or chest pain

Run this prompt on a real model without leaving the page. Every run is saved to your history for this prompt.

Fill in the variables

How to use

  1. 1Fill in the {{symptoms}} variable with your own details.
  2. 2Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or any capable model.
  3. 3Iterate: follow up with corrections or extra context to refine the output.

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