When to See a Doctor

Please use our website responsibly. Wellth should not be used in emergency situations or when time is of the essence.

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In an emergency — call 112

If you or someone near you is experiencing life-threatening symptoms, call 112 immediately. Our services do not replace emergency medical care.

Our website aims to provide you with high-quality information to help you take care of your health. The information on this website is not intended as medical advice, nor does it replace a one-to-one relationship with a qualified healthcare practitioner.

Consult a doctor if you have any of these symptoms

Please consult a doctor before using our services if you have new symptoms that you haven't discussed with a doctor and that do not improve or are worsening, including but not limited to:

Severe pains in any part of the body
Severe fatigue
Unexplained weight loss
Unexplained lump in any part of the body
Complete loss of a sense (e.g. sight, taste, smell, hearing, sensation)
Sudden or chronic loss of use of any part of your body (full or partial)
Acute breathing problems
Recurrent fevers
Severe stomach pains and/or distension
Sudden, severe change in normal toilet habits lasting more than a few days
Any abnormal discharge (e.g. bleeding between periods, vaginal bleeding after menopause, blood in urine or stool)
Coughing up blood
Chronic palpitations or irregular heartbeat
Symptoms of a stroke
Loss of consciousness
Severe allergic reactions

Important to remember

A negative or normal test result does not rule out illness. Any worrying symptom should be properly investigated by a medical doctor. Wellth is a complement to established healthcare — not a replacement.

Help and resources

Emergency number

112

Emergency

1177 Vårdguiden

Healthcare advice 24/7

Call 1177

Your local health centre

Non-urgent questions and referrals