This list is not a diagnosis.
Many symptoms overlap. Reading a page does not confirm what you have or promise that Swell can treat it online.
These 52 topics are commonly reviewed through RapidResponse. The list is only a guide. Your history and symptoms determine whether an online visit is appropriate.
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Congestion, sneezing, mild sore throat, or other common cold symptoms.
Fever, aches, fatigue, cough, or a suspected seasonal flu.
Eye redness, irritation, drainage, or concern for conjunctivitis.
Burning, urgency, frequency, or other symptoms that may fit a simple UTI.
New nausea or vomiting without signs of severe dehydration or emergency illness.
Short-term diarrhea that may be appropriate for supportive virtual care.
Heartburn, sour taste, or familiar reflux symptoms without emergency warning signs.
A new or worsening skin rash that can be clearly reviewed by video or photos.
Sneezing, itchy eyes, congestion, or other familiar seasonal allergy symptoms.
A new or lingering cough without severe breathing trouble or other emergency symptoms.
A tender eyelid bump or irritation that may be consistent with a stye.
Outer-ear discomfort, drainage, or irritation after water exposure.
A familiar dry, itchy, or inflamed eczema flare that needs review.
Itching, peeling, or irritation between the toes or on the feet.
Localized bite reactions without signs of a severe allergy or serious infection.
A familiar migraine pattern without sudden, severe, or neurologic warning signs.
Mild to moderate back pain without major trauma, weakness, or loss of bladder control.
A minor soft-tissue injury that may benefit from an initial virtual assessment.
Symptoms that feel consistent with a familiar vaginal yeast infection.
Vaginal symptoms that may fit bacterial vaginosis and need clinical review.
New or familiar constipation without severe pain, vomiting, or concerning bleeding.
Mild rectal irritation or a familiar hemorrhoid flare without heavy bleeding.
A familiar tingling or blistering cold sore outbreak around the mouth.
A mild to moderate sunburn without large blisters, confusion, or heat illness.
Nausea or dizziness linked to travel or motion.
An itchy plant-related rash without facial swelling or breathing trouble.
Raised, itchy welts without swelling of the lips or tongue or breathing trouble.
Recurring or mild nosebleeds that have stopped and need non-emergency guidance.
Muffled hearing or fullness that may be related to earwax buildup.
Painful sores inside the mouth that are not rapidly spreading or blocking swallowing.
Short-term symptom support while you arrange definitive dental care.
A brief period of trouble sleeping that needs a focused, non-controlled-medication review.
A small, superficial burn without deep tissue injury or a high-risk location.
A recent tick bite or localized skin change that needs timely review.
An itchy groin-area rash that may be consistent with a fungal infection.
A new painful or blistering one-sided rash that needs prompt clinical review.
A circular, itchy rash that may be consistent with a fungal infection.
An intensely itchy rash, often worse at night, that needs clinical review.
Concern for lice or nits and help choosing an appropriate treatment plan.
Redness, tenderness, or swelling around a fingernail or toenail.
Mild COVID-19 symptoms or questions about next steps after a positive test.
A new fever without confusion, severe dehydration, breathing trouble, or other emergency signs.
An initial review after a minor bump without loss of consciousness or neurologic symptoms.
Mild heat-related symptoms that have improved with cooling and hydration.
A gap in many stable, non-controlled prescriptions when a virtual refill may be safe.
Mild, non-localized stomach pain without severe or rapidly worsening symptoms.
Symptoms similar to a previously diagnosed kidney stone without emergency warning signs.
Cough, fever, or chest symptoms that need triage and may require in-person evaluation.
Mild dizziness without fainting, new weakness, severe headache, or chest pain.
Pain, redness, or mild swelling around an ingrown toenail.
Throat pain, painful swallowing, or concern for strep without airway symptoms.
Facial pressure, congestion, drainage, or a suspected sinus infection.
Many symptoms overlap. Reading a page does not confirm what you have or promise that Swell can treat it online.
Timing, severity, age, medications, medical history, and warning signs all affect where you should be seen.
Call 911 or seek emergency care if symptoms are severe, sudden, rapidly worsening, or feel like an emergency.
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