The first question your Doctor asks,

"Tell Me What's Wrong?"

Then you have 10 minutes to stammar out your sysmptoms. Or at least the ones you can remember. You're sick. You're stressed. You are in pain. You stumble through your half scrawled list because although everyone told you to make notes before you go to see a doctor, you were feeling to ill to remember. And then, what's relevant? Which of the symptoms are more important? Which ones will lead to any vauge understanding of what's happening?

You finish with 3 minutes to spare and then your Doctor asks,

"What do you want me to do?"

As the last few seconds of your appointment runs away, you sit there slack jawed in dumbfounded amazement wanting to scream.

Isn't that YOUR job? Isn't that WHY I came here? You have a list of symptoms you don't understand, and just know that something isn't right. And how are you supposed to know what it all means?

It's a double edged sword. Look it up on Google, hear about it on TikTok, discuss it in a FaceBook group, and you are a conspiracy theorist and hypochondriac. Crazy or know nothing. Not a real choice.

"How do I even get them to listen?"

Starting a conversation based in the science and documents Medical Practitioners use is the puropse of this app - Tell Me What's Wrong.

Using ONLY the disorder definitions and symptoms criteria fom NICE, NHS, and WHO this app has over 130 unique symptoms for over 30 Autoimmune Disorders.
It's very simple:

1. Register for a completely anonymous account (no names, no email)
2. Take the 5 minute survey where you select which symptoms you have and the frequency in which you experience them (Monthly, Several Times a Month, Several Times a Week, Daily).
3. View the results.

While GP Federations/Primary Care Partnerships can mean faster access to to Medical Practitioners, it often means you never see the same GP, MD, Nurse, etc... twice. Continuity of care is practically non-existant. Every appointment you have to start the conversation over again. And you are still limited to losing most of your 10 minutes to just establishing your list of 4 or 5 symptoms.

This is where The Survey is a game changer.

What does The Survey do?

What you get is a results document in 3 parts that you can save, print or email to yourself or your Medical Practitioner as a way to organise your appointment and create a consistent baseline.