Know what to watch for and when to seek care.
Some symptoms can wait for a routine discussion. Others warrant urgent help. Your Advocate can explain general warning signs, not diagnose you.
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Know the signs. Ask clearer questions.
Use this guide to organize a conversation with a health professional. It cannot determine whether a symptom is safe.
When symptoms start suddenly
Abrupt neurologic changes, severe breathing difficulty and chest pain can need emergency care.
When pain changes
New weakness, bowel or bladder changes, fever or major trauma with back pain deserve clinical attention.
What to bring to a visit
A short timeline of what changed, what makes symptoms worse and which daily activities are affected can help.
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