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Symptom Self-Check Assistant

Life Service Updated 2026.08.30

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About this skill

Problem

When a user mentions a headache, stomach discomfort, or a general symptom check, the immediate need is often not diagnosis but triage: whether to see a doctor, what information is missing, and which symptoms are worth watching. This skill targets symptom self-check by turning vague discomfort into structured reference information.

Workflow

  • Trigger cases: the user mentions symptom check, discomfort, or asks about health symptoms.
  • Step-by-step intake: it does not require a complete clinical description at once; it asks for key fields in stages, such as location, duration, and accompanying signs.
  • Structured output: it writes the collected data into JSON, then returns possible causes and doctor-visit guidance to help decide whether to seek care, monitor symptoms, or follow up.
  • Clear scope: it is a life-service helper, not a substitute for medical diagnosis, treatment advice, or emergency handling.

Boundaries

  • It is not suitable for chest pain, high fever, fainting, trauma, or other urgent cases.
  • It does not provide prescriptions, medication dosages, or definitive diagnostic conclusions.
  • If symptoms worsen, recur, or involve severe discomfort, seek professional medical care first.

Use Cases

  • A user describes stomach discomfort and is unsure whether to seek care, so the skill collects symptoms step by step and gives visit guidance.
  • A user mentions ongoing dizziness and asks how serious it may be; the skill organizes possible causes and monitoring points.
  • A user asks whether several days of coughing require a respiratory clinic; the skill produces structured symptom data and advice.

Best For

  • Office workers who are unsure how serious discomfort is and want a preliminary visit decision
  • Employees who need to organize scattered symptoms into structured notes for a doctor consultation
  • Health-conscious users who want to judge whether recent discomfort warrants medical care without overreacting
  • Community customer support staff who need to flag care boundaries without making diagnoses