Private concern navigator

Start with the pattern. Check urgency first.

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01 What is the main concern?

Appearance or normal variationSize, measurement, or body imageSkin, spots, bumps, sores, or rashPain, swelling, or injuryErections or erectile difficultyCurvature or shape changeEjaculation or orgasmDischarge, odor, or possible infectionForeskin or circumcisionUrinationSexual exposure or STI concernProcedure or recoveryFertilityPuberty, aging, or hormones

02 Is any emergency sign happening now?

Select every statement that applies. If you are in immediate danger, contact local emergency services now.

An erection has lasted four hours or longerA pop or snap was followed by sudden pain, swelling, bruising, or loss of erectionI cannot urinate at allThe foreskin is pulled back, stuck, swollen, or very painfulThere is uncontrolled bleeding, an open wound, or blood at the urinary opening after injuryThere is sudden, severe testicle pain or swelling

03 Add timing and severity

OnsetPatternPain: 0/10

Other signs

Fever, chills, or rapidly spreading redness/swellingA new sore, ulcer, unexplained bleeding, or growing lumpDischarge or burning with urinationSevere or quickly worsening painWorsening symptoms after a procedure that are not covered by the care plan

04 What recent context may matter?

Select any that apply. These details can change which questions or tests are useful.

Recent injury or pressureRecent sexual activity or exposureNew or changed medicine, supplement, or hormoneRecent illness or whole-body health changeNew soap, lubricant, condom, or grooming productRecent procedure or surgery

05 What do you most want help understanding?Use your own words. This will be included in the appointment summary.

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