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Which doctor should I see?

Show where it hurts on a 3D body, describe how you feel and answer a few questions. BerrySihati tells you the most likely causes, how soon to get care and which specialist to see.

BerrySihati screen showing the liver selected on the 3D body model
BerrySihati screen showing ranked likely causes and the doctor to see
  • 3 minto get your guidance

  • 0 MADfree, no account or card

  • 3 languagesFrench, English and Arabic

  • One tap on the bodyno need to know the name of the muscle or bone

How it works

4 simple steps

No long forms.

  1. Choosing a body part on the 3D model

    Show where it hurts

    Tap the area on the 3D body.

  2. Describing symptoms in free text

    Describe it in your own words

    Say how you feel in a few words.

  3. A multiple choice question asked by BerrySihati

    Answer focused questions

    A few quick choices to narrow it down.

  4. Guidance report with likely causes

    Get your guidance

    Likely causes, timing and the doctor to see.

Features

What you get

  • A detailed 3D body

    Zoom in and tap the exact spot.

  • The right level of urgency

    ER now, this week or home care.

  • The doctor to see

    The right specialist for each cause.

  • Doctors and ERs near you

    Doctors, pharmacies and ERs on a map.

  • A report for your doctor

    A summary to download or print.

  • No account, no name

    No sign-up, no name needed.

When to use it

It helps you decide

Useful when a symptom worries you and you do not know yet who to turn to.

Start the test
  • My stomach has hurt for two days: which doctor should I see?

  • Can my back pain wait for an appointment?

  • Headache and fever: should I go to the ER?

  • A cough that will not go away: GP or lung specialist?

  • A skin rash: dermatologist or pharmacy?

  • Knee pain after sport: rest or an X-ray?

Responsible use

Your doctor has the final word

BerrySihati uses artificial intelligence to suggest guidance based on your answers. It can make mistakes and does not provide a diagnosis. It helps you prepare for your visit, it does not replace it.

Your data

No account, no name, no phone number. Avoid entering details that could identify you.

FAQ

Your questions

Is BerrySihati really free?

Yes. BerrySihati is free, with no sign-up and no ads. All you need is a phone or computer with a browser.

Does BerrySihati replace a doctor’s visit?

No. BerrySihati gives guidance: possible causes, level of urgency and which specialist to see. Only a doctor can make a diagnosis and prescribe treatment.

How do I know which doctor to see for my symptoms?

At the end, each likely cause names the right specialist, such as a gastroenterologist or a dermatologist. A button then shows the nearest practitioners on a map.

What should I do in an emergency?

Do not use BerrySihati. Call 141 (SAMU) or 15 (Civil Protection), or go to the nearest emergency room. The Emergency button at the top of the page shows the ones near you.

Which languages can I use to describe my symptoms?

The interface is available in French, English and Arabic. You can describe your symptoms in your own words, including Darija written in Latin letters.

Are my answers stored?

No account is created. Your answers are sent to the artificial intelligence service only to prepare your guidance. Avoid entering your name or contact details.

How reliable are the results?

BerrySihati relies on your answers and on general medical knowledge. Results are possibilities to confirm: if your symptoms get worse or last, see a doctor even if the recommended timing is later.

Worried about a symptom?

In three minutes, find out whether to get care, how soon, and which doctor to see.

Start the test