Heart and circulation
Chest pain or pressure, marked breathlessness, fainting, or sudden palpitations with feeling unwell.
Emergency care; primary-care clinician or cardiologist.>
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If you have any of the symptoms listed below, do not proceed to the questionnaires: first contact the indicated clinician or seek urgent medical care. A questionnaire cannot establish the cause of such a condition and must not delay an in-person assessment. If none of these symptoms is present, you may proceed to the questionnaires.
Chest pain or pressure, marked breathlessness, fainting, or sudden palpitations with feeling unwell.
Emergency care; primary-care clinician or cardiologist.Sudden one-sided weakness or numbness, speech difficulty, facial droop, or a new extremely severe headache.
Emergency care; neurologist.Severe or worsening abdominal pain, a rigid abdomen, repeated vomiting, or blood in vomit.
Emergency care; surgeon.Unexplained weight loss, blood in urine, stool or sputum, a growing lump, or a wound or ulcer that does not heal.
Primary-care clinician; then an appropriate specialist or oncologist.Persistent thirst with frequent urination, rapid weight change, or marked unexplained weakness.
Primary-care clinician or endocrinologist.Urinary retention, blood in urine, severe flank or groin pain; unusual bleeding or severe pelvic pain.
Urologist or gynaecologist; emergency care for severe symptoms.Breathing difficulty, seizures, unusual drowsiness, dehydration, or rapid deterioration in a child.
Paediatrician; emergency care for severe symptoms.Thoughts of self-harm, loss of contact with reality, or an immediate threat of violence.
Emergency care or a mental-health crisis service.