CLINICAL DECISION PATHWAY

Start from symptom

Routes you to the appropriate focused pathway rather than a generic result.

Red flags firstDecision-changing questionsPattern-based resultNext step

For adults: educational guidance to understand your next step and prepare for examination. An urgent warning appears immediately; you may continue documenting your history, but do not delay urgent care to finish the questionnaire.

Tool limits: Structures clinical reasoning, priority and missing information. It does not diagnose disease or choose an operation.

BEFORE YOUR VISIT

Start with the concern, not a disease label

People may use “hemorrhoids” for bleeding, pain or a lump during bowel movements. Start with your closest concern, then use its focused questions. If you have several concerns, another pathway can help afterward; an urgent feature takes priority over all of them.

What will you take away?

A next-step guide, discussion points, preparation list and a summary to copy or save for any clinician you choose.

You control sharing

No account, name or intimate images. Answers are temporary within the page. Booking does not send answers; sharing is your choice.

Question guide: how each answer changes the differential

Main problem now?

This question routes you to the pathway closest to your main concern; it does not diagnose the cause.

Sources and how they are used

Guidelines and official patient information support the medical principles. Question wording and priority categories are educational adaptations, not a society-validated instrument. No ASCRS, ECCO or NICE endorsement is claimed. Referral and testing systems vary by country. Reference-link checks: 9 September 2026; this is not human clinical review or clinical performance validation.