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Symptom Navigator: Find the Right Page for Your Symptoms

Mobi Doctor’s symptom navigator takes what you are feeling and finds the right medical page for it, across 185 conditions treated or assessed online in Europe. Pick a body area or type a symptom, open the pages that sound like your experience, and each one gives you an honest verdict, doctor-reviewed guidance and direct booking. It never guesses a diagnosis: that is your doctor’s job, done properly by video. No referral, no long wait, and never a prescription without a consultation.

A prescription is never issued without a consultation.

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Tap the body map, choose an area, or type what you feel in your own words. Doctor-reviewed pages, honest verdicts, never a diagnosis.

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On this pageFind your symptomBrowse every symptom by body areaWhat this navigator does, and what it deliberately does notHow Mobi Doctor worksWhen to get in-person care insteadFrequently asked questions about your symptoms
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Key facts
  • The navigator matches your symptoms to condition pages; it does not diagnose, rank likelihoods or score urgency. Reading the right page and speaking to a doctor does that job properly.
  • Every destination page is written to the same standard: an honest treated-online verdict, doctor-reviewed content and guideline citations.
  • Automated symptom checkers listed the correct diagnosis first in only about a third of standardised test cases in a 2015 BMJ evaluation, which is why this tool routes you to a doctor instead of guessing.
  • The same emergency rule applies on every step: 112 is the EU-wide emergency number, free of charge, everywhere in the EU.
  • Whatever you select here, crushing chest pain, stroke signs, severe breathlessness, heavy bleeding, a sudden worst-ever headache or thoughts of harming yourself mean calling 112 now, not reading further.
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One navigator, 185 conditions.

Every symptom below leads to a condition page with its own honest verdict on online treatment, so you always know before booking whether a video consultation can genuinely help.

Check before you use this page

This navigator is for symptoms that can safely wait for a booked video call. Crushing chest pain, stroke signs, severe breathlessness, heavy bleeding, a sudden worst-ever headache or thoughts of harming yourself need emergency help now: call 112, free anywhere in the EU.[1]

Browse every symptom by body area

Every symptom below links to the condition pages that commonly involve it; open the ones that sound like your experience and read which matches. Where a symptom appears under several conditions, that is honesty, not indecision: the same complaint can have different causes, and the pages spell out how doctors tell them apart.

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Head and neurological

  • A headache that keeps coming back: Headache (Treated online) · Migraine (Treated online)
  • Throbbing one-sided headache, with nausea or light sensitivity: Migraine (Treated online)
  • Headaches around your period or with hormones: Hormone Headache (Handled online)
  • Agonising one-sided attacks around the eye, in bouts: Cluster Headaches (Assessed online)
  • Headache together with fever: Fever and Headache (Handled online) · Fever (Treated online)
  • Dizziness or the room spinning: Dizziness (Handled online)
  • Sudden confusion or not making sense: Confusion (Assessed online)
  • Pins and needles or numb patches: Pins and Needles (Treated online)

Eyes

  • Red, sticky or weeping eye: Conjunctivitis (Treated online)
  • Itchy, crusty or sore eyelid edges: Blepharitis (Treated online)
  • Dry, gritty, burning eyes: Dry Eye Syndrome (Treated online)
  • A painful lump or spot on the eyelid: Eye Stye (Treated online)
  • Swollen, drooping or twitching eyelid: Eyelid Problems (Treated online)
  • Eye pain with light sensitivity, worse in contact lens wearers: Keratitis (Assessed online)

Ears, nose and throat

Chest, breathing and heart

  • A cough that will not settle: Cough (Treated online) · Bronchitis (Treated online)
  • Chesty cough with phlegm, feeling rough: Chest Infection (Treated online) · Bronchitis (Treated online)
  • Repeated chest infections with daily phlegm: Bronchiectasis (Treated online)
  • Wheeze or tight chest, inhaler questions: Asthma (Treated online)
  • Chest pain: Chest Pain (Assessed online)
  • A racing, pounding or fluttering heart: Heart Palpitations (Assessed online)

Fever, cold and flu

  • High temperature or feeling feverish: Fever (Treated online)
  • Blocked nose, sneezing, mild sore throat: Common Cold (Treated online)
  • Sudden aches, exhaustion and fever: Flu (Treated online)
  • Weeks of exhaustion with sore throat and swollen glands: Glandular Fever (Treated online)
  • Thirsty, dark urine, dry lips after illness or heat: Dehydration (Handled online)

Skin, hair and nails

Bites and stings

Stomach and digestion

Urinary and genital

Muscles, bones and joints

Mind, mood and sleep

Pregnancy

What this navigator does, and what it deliberately does not

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What each route gives you: navigator, automated symptom checker, video consultation
What you getThis navigatorAutomated symptom checkerVideo consultation
Finds doctor-reviewed pages for your symptomsYes, 185 conditionsSometimes, quality variesNot needed: the doctor listens
Guesses what you probably haveNever, by designYes, correctly first in about 34% of test casesNo guessing: a clinical assessment
Scores how urgent your case isNo: one emergency rule for everyone, 112Yes, appropriately in about 57% of test casesYes, by a licensed doctor, honestly
Ends in a diagnosis and treatmentNo: it routes you to the right pageNo: it cannot prescribeYes, with a prescription when appropriate
CostFreeFree, your data often pays€54

This tool finds pages; it does not play doctor. Automated symptom checkers that guess diagnoses were evaluated across 23 tools in the BMJ in 2015 and listed the correct diagnosis first in only 34% of standardised cases, with appropriate triage advice in 57%.[2] Guessing wrong about health is not a game Mobi Doctor plays. The navigator therefore never ranks what you probably have, never scores your urgency, and never adjusts medical advice to your answers. It matches words to pages, the pages give you doctor-reviewed knowledge with an honest verdict about online treatment, in the spirit of what the WHO calls self-care: informed people making better health decisions with professional support within reach.[3] The diagnosis itself comes from a licensed doctor who can ask the follow-up questions no form can. That consultation costs €54, often within about 15 minutes.

Found your page, or still unsure? A doctor settles it on video, usually within about 15 minutes. €54.

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How Mobi Doctor works

  1. Book a time that suits you: open daily 7am–11pm. Most patients speak to a doctor within about 15 minutes of their booked time. €54 flat, no subscription.
  2. Speak to a licensed doctor about your symptoms: a private video call: you describe what you feel, the doctor asks what matters, and you agree the right plan together.
  3. Leave with a real answer: a doctor’s assessment, treatment where right for you, and any prescription sent to a pharmacy near you in most EU countries.
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When to get in-person care instead

Call 112 immediately for crushing chest pain, stroke signs such as face drooping, arm weakness or slurred speech, severe breathlessness, heavy bleeding that will not stop, a sudden worst-ever headache, a seizure, or thoughts of harming yourself.[1] Babies under 3 months with fever always need in-person assessment. When in doubt about an emergency, call first and browse later.

Frequently asked questions about your symptoms

Can I check my symptoms and see a doctor online anywhere in Europe?

Yes. Mobi Doctor consultations are for adults (18 and over) and available from anywhere in Europe, in English, daily from 7am to 11pm. Use this navigator to find the page that matches your symptoms, read its honest verdict, then book: most patients speak to a doctor within about 15 minutes of their booked time. Prescriptions can be sent to a pharmacy near you in most EU countries.

Which symptoms can actually be treated online?

More than most people expect, but not all: of the 185 condition guides this navigator covers, 145 describe problems usually treated or handled online end to end, from infections and skin problems to mental health and repeat medication. The rest are handled honestly: partly online, assessment first, or clear direction to in-person care. Every page states its verdict before you book, so you never pay to find out that online was the wrong route.

Is this a symptom checker?

No, and that is deliberate. Symptom checkers try to guess a diagnosis from your answers, and a large 2015 BMJ evaluation found they list the correct diagnosis first only about a third of the time.[2] This navigator does something more honest: it matches the symptoms you select to the right medical pages, each medically reviewed by a licensed doctor, and the diagnosis itself comes from a real doctor in a video consultation.

Can this tool tell me what condition I have?

No, this tool never tells you what you have: it finds the pages about conditions that commonly involve your symptoms, and you read which matches your experience. Naming your condition is a medical diagnosis, and that is a doctor’s job. A licensed doctor does exactly that in a video consultation, usually within about 15 minutes.

What if my symptom is not listed here?

If your symptom is not listed, you can still book: the navigator covers the most common ways problems show up, not every possible complaint. Browse the full conditions list, or book a consultation and describe your symptoms directly; the doctor works out what matters from your story, which no menu can fully replace.

When should I skip this page and get emergency help?

Skip every website when emergency signs appear. Crushing chest pain, stroke signs such as face drooping or slurred speech, severe breathlessness, heavy bleeding, a sudden worst-ever headache, or thoughts of harming yourself mean one action: call 112 now.[1] The navigator repeats this because minutes matter far more than any reading.

How much does a consultation cost after I find my page?

A video consultation costs €54. The exact price is shown before payment, and there is no subscription. If the doctor can’t treat you online, you get a full refund and clear directions to the right care.

How quickly can I speak to a doctor?

Usually within about 15 minutes: Mobi Doctor is open daily from 7am to 11pm, and most patients speak to a doctor within about 15 minutes of their booked time. Every condition page you reach from this navigator shows live availability, so the distance from symptom to answer is one video call.

Sources & further reading
  1. 112, the EU’s emergency phone number, European Commission.
  2. Semigran HL et al. Evaluation of symptom checkers for self diagnosis and triage: audit study, BMJ 2015;351:h3480.
  3. Self-care for health and well-being, World Health Organization.

This navigator and the pages it links to provide general medical information and a route to a consultation, not a diagnosis. A licensed doctor assesses you personally in a video consultation, and emergencies belong with 112, not with any website.

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