What Is Google Symptom Search Feature?

The tech giantGoogleis on a roll and after one by one they are coming out with latest technology that today’s time demands. We know that a majority of people use Google search engine in India and when they are in dilemma they ask questions to Google.

Symptom Search is the Google latest feature that has rolled out in India, recently. A lot of people seek Google’s advice before visiting a doctor so keeping in that mind Google will now let Indian users to find quality information on their smartphones.

In a joint venture with a team of doctors from Apollo Hospitals, the tech giant will show apt results and accurate information based on commonly-searched symptoms in its Search. For an example if a user searches for symptoms like “cough and pain,” the app will show a list of related conditions (common cold, acute bronchitis, flu, pneumonia, chest infection).

The app is currently available in English and Hindi and will give digital cards of doctors and overview description along with the information on self-treatment options. The aim of this app is to provide quality healthcare information that can be accessed by a billion Indians.

The fast, accurate and easy to use is the Esagil Symptom Checker (Medical diagnosis | Symptom checker). Some hospitals have it embedded in their websites.

The most complete with information but no so easy to use is Webmd (Better information. Better health.);

and as an alternative to Webmd is Mayo clinic (Mayo Clinic - Mayo Clinic)

The Google Symptom Search feature will help you find symptoms of different conditions and diseases based on your symptoms. It is a great way to find information about what may be wrong with one's body without having to diffuse many other sources, such as Wikipedia and the WebMD website.

Google has just released the Symptom Search Feature in order to provide users with one-stop shopping for medical symptoms and help them figure out what might be wrong with their body. The feature is quite helpful, as it contains information from specific medical sources that are not always easily accessible online.