Medical Disclaimer

Last reviewed: 2026-04-22

In a medical emergency, do not use Symptomatik.

If you or someone else is experiencing a medical or mental-health emergency — including symptoms such as chest pain, difficulty breathing, severe bleeding, signs of stroke, suicidal thoughts, or any condition you believe is life-threatening — call your local emergency number immediately.

• United States and Canada: 911
• European Union (including Poland): 112
• United Kingdom: 999 or 112

For mental-health crises:

• United States: 988 (Suicide and Crisis Lifeline — call or text)
• United Kingdom & Ireland: Samaritans at 116 123 (24/7, free)
• Poland: Centrum Wsparcia dla Osób w Stanie Kryzysu Psychicznego: 800 70 2222 (24/7, free); Telefon Zaufania dla Dorosłych: 116 123
• Spain: Línea de atención a la conducta suicida: 024 (24/7, free)

Symptomatik is not a substitute for emergency services, an emergency room, urgent care, or a crisis hotline.

Educational purpose only

Symptomatik provides general health and medical information for educational purposes only. The content on this website — including articles about laboratory tests, symptom explanations, mental-health questionnaires, health calculators, and any AI-generated interpretations we publish in future — is intended to help you understand health topics. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or condition, and it is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.

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No doctor–patient relationship

Using Symptomatik does not create a doctor-patient, therapist-patient, nurse-patient, pharmacist-patient, or any other professional healthcare relationship between you and Symptomatik, Digital Savages LLC, or anyone associated with this website. We are not your healthcare provider. We do not examine you, review your history, prescribe treatment, or assume any duty of care that a licensed clinician would.

Consult a qualified professional

Always seek the advice of a qualified healthcare professional — such as:

• a physician (including your primary-care doctor or a specialist),
• a nurse practitioner or physician assistant,
• a pharmacist,
• a licensed mental-health professional (psychologist, psychiatrist, psychotherapist, licensed counselor),
• or another appropriately licensed clinician

— with any questions you have about a medical condition, symptom, medication, laboratory test result, dosage, or treatment plan. Never disregard professional medical advice, or delay seeking it, because of something you have read on Symptomatik.

Accuracy and no warranty

We work to keep our content accurate and reasonably up to date, but medical knowledge changes constantly. Reference ranges, treatment guidelines, drug information, diagnostic criteria, and best practices may have changed since any given article was last reviewed. Typos, translation errors, and honest mistakes are also possible.

Symptomatik makes no warranty, express or implied, regarding the accuracy, completeness, timeliness, adequacy, or usefulness of any content on the site. You use this information at your own risk. For the full contractual disclaimer of warranties and limitation of liability, see our Terms of Service.

Jurisdiction and regional variation

Symptomatik is operated from the United States and is available to readers in many countries. Healthcare standards, laboratory reference ranges, medication names and availability, regulatory frameworks, and clinical guidelines vary by country and region (and sometimes by laboratory within the same country). Information on Symptomatik is general and may not reflect the standard of care, regulations, or available services where you live. When in doubt, rely on local guidance from your own healthcare system.

About AI-generated content

Some planned Symptomatik features — including our forthcoming lab-result interpreter and symptom checker — will use artificial intelligence (large language models) to generate explanations and possible interpretations based on the information you provide. When those features launch, please also note:

• AI outputs are statistical, not diagnostic. The system predicts text that is likely to be relevant given its training data. It does not examine you, it does not review your complete medical history, it does not order follow-up tests, and it does not apply clinical judgment the way a licensed clinician does.
• AI can be confidently wrong. These models can produce information that sounds authoritative but is incomplete, outdated, or factually incorrect — a phenomenon commonly called “hallucination.” Precise wording is not a guarantee of underlying accuracy.
• AI outputs are not a diagnosis. No matter how detailed or specific an AI response appears, it is not a medical diagnosis, treatment recommendation, or prescription. A diagnosis can only be made by a qualified professional who has personally assessed you.
• Inputs matter. AI responses depend on what you type in. Incomplete, ambiguous, or incorrect inputs will produce unreliable outputs.

Treat any AI-generated response on Symptomatik as a starting point for your own learning and a conversation with a qualified professional — never as a final answer.

Mental-health screening tools

Validated questionnaires such as the PHQ-9 (depression) and GAD-7 (anxiety) that may appear on Symptomatik are screening tools, not diagnostic instruments. A score is a signal, not a verdict: it does not diagnose depression, anxiety, or any other condition. Only a qualified mental-health professional who can evaluate your full situation can make a diagnosis and recommend treatment.

If a screening score — or anything else you encounter on the site — suggests that you may benefit from professional support, please reach out to a qualified clinician. If you are in crisis, use the emergency numbers at the top of this page.

Third-party content

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Corrections and feedback

If you believe anything on Symptomatik is inaccurate, outdated, or potentially harmful, please tell us. Email hello@symptomatik.com with the page URL and a short description; we take medical-content corrections seriously and will review as quickly as we reasonably can.

Effective date

• Effective date: 2026-04-22
• Last reviewed: 2026-04-22

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