
Could you have a higher risk of type 2 diabetes?
What symptoms, family history and a short risk check can tell you—and why a blood test is still the next step.
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Experiences shared by people who used the health questionnaires.
The questions were easy to follow on my phone. The result gave me a clear starting point for a conversation with my doctor.
Aarav Sharma
Diabetes risk questionnaire
I liked that the anxiety questions asked about a specific time period. The summary was calm, clear, and easy to understand.
Priya Patel
Anxiety symptoms questionnaire
The physical symptoms check helped me organise what I had been noticing. I could refer to the summary during my appointment.
Rohan Mehta
Physical symptoms questionnaire
The site explained what the questionnaire can and cannot tell me. That made the result feel more useful and responsible.
Sunita Rao
Health questionnaire experience
I completed the anxiety check in a short break. The questions were straightforward, and I could read the result at my own pace.
Kabir Nair
Anxiety symptoms questionnaire
The diabetes risk questions made me think about my routine. I appreciated the plain-language explanation after the score.
Neha Gupta
Diabetes risk questionnaire
The mood questionnaire helped me put recent feelings into words. The result encouraged me to speak with a professional.
Vikram Sethi
Depression symptoms questionnaire
The layout was comfortable to use on my phone. I always knew where I was in the questionnaire and what came next.
Ananya Iyer
Health questionnaire experience
I could answer the diabetes risk questions without rushing. The summary gave me useful points to discuss at my next check-up.
Harpreet Singh
Diabetes risk questionnaire
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Back pain that will not settle?
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Bad breath that does not go away?
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Burning or heaviness after eating?
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Burning when you pee, going too often?
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Not going to the toilet enough, hard stools?
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Discharge, itching or smell down there?
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Erections not working the way they used to?
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Finishing too soon, or not at all?
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Headaches that throb on one side, with nausea?
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Knee hurts when you walk or climb stairs?
6 questions · 2 min
Losing more hair than usual?
5 questions · 1 min
A lump, swelling or ache in a testicle?
5 questions · 1 min
Painful periods that stop your day?
6 questions · 2 min
Feeling tired all the time, low on energy?
9 questions · 2 min
Trouble falling or staying asleep?
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