Deep medical analysis across specialties

When your illness is not improving with standard care, it's time for a fresh analysis.

Not every medical problem fits a typical pattern or falls within one specialty. Your symptoms, test results and treatment responses may tell a more complex story.

WhatDx is your personal medical analysis system. It asks targeted questions, examines evidence across specialties and explores possible explanations—helping you identify what to discuss with your doctor next.

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See what deep analysis can change

Three short stories. One guided journey in each.

Each story shows how WhatDx can change the next step when routine advice is not solving the problem.

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Illustrative stories only. WhatDx helps guide the investigation; doctors examine, diagnose and treat.

FROM EARLY WHATDX EXPERIENCE

Sometimes the next step changes everything.

When treatment isn't helping, the missing piece isn't always another diagnosis. Sometimes it's an overlooked report, a question nobody asked, or a different clinical perspective.

Case 1 of 4

Persistent itching after contact with water

Before

Repeated visits to dermatologists and general practitioners had not meaningfully relieved water-triggered itching.

Reveal what changed

What changed

An earlier blood count showed elevated red cells. The next question for a general-medicine clinician was whether a blood disorder, including polycythemia vera, needed exclusion.

What followed

Polycythemia vera was ruled out. The patient later reported improvement with lifestyle changes.

Why it mattered

An overlooked test result became a focused question, even though the suspected condition was absent.

An “allergy” that kept returning

Before

Despite repeated allergy-focused treatment and general-practice visits, symptoms persisted.

Reveal what changed

What changed

A small detail emerged: the patient had noticed a jumping insect. She brought that observation to a dermatology appointment.

What followed

After dermatological care, simple treatment and pest-control measures were followed by reported improvement.

Why it mattered

A seemingly minor observation shifted what was worth investigating.

Skin lesions needing another perspective

Before

A child had recurring lesions on the hands despite visits to pediatricians and dermatologists.

Reveal what changed

What changed

Repeated biting of the affected skin came into focus. The family sought pediatric counseling to explore possible behavioral or emotional contributors.

What followed

Following professional support, the family reported improvement.

Why it mattered

Looking beyond the skin revealed another dimension worth addressing.

When excessive sweating was not the whole story

Before

A child with persistently sweaty palms had already visited several pediatricians and dermatologists.

Reveal what changed

What changed

A structured social-anxiety questionnaire highlighted a concern worth assessing. The family was directed to psychiatric evaluation, without assuming anxiety was the only cause.

What followed

The family reported better management following appropriate professional care.

Why it mattered

A focused question brought a previously unexplored concern into the next consultation.

De-identified early-use experiences. Outcomes are reported by the people involved; these are not guarantees or proof that WhatDx caused improvement. Medical decisions belong with qualified clinicians.

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A new paradigm for the empowered patient & caregiver

Not replacing doctors. Sitting one level higher—so you can navigate them with confidence.

In a complex case, no single appointment captures every symptom, lab test, treatment response and specialist opinion. You or your caregiver are the constant across that history. WhatDx helps maintain the reasoning map while clinical examination, testing and treatment remain with qualified professionals.

LEVER 01 · SELF-OBSERVATION

Run safe, structured home observations.

Instead of guessing which test to buy, capture high-value facts you can observe without changing treatment or provoking symptoms: timing, natural triggers, function, flare duration and recovery.

LEVER 02 · EVIDENCE AUDIT

See competing hypotheses and what doesn't fit.

Compare original reports and lab trends, make conditional calculations explicit, and identify where existing assumptions or apparently normal tests do not answer the real question.

LEVER 03 · TARGETED CARE

Use appointments for specific clinical decisions.

Bring a one-page handover, a focused examination or testing question, and the reasons that evidence could change the working model. Return with the clinician's findings for the next round.

APPROACH	WHO HOLDS THE MAP?	HOW EVIDENCE IS GATHERED	WHAT HAPPENS WHEN THINGS CHANGE?
Fragmented appointments	Information may be distributed across separate specialty records.	Different visits answer different clinical questions.	History may need reconstructing as new evidence emerges.
General AI chatbot	Depends on the history and context supplied by the person prompting.	Answers depend on questions posed and records provided.	Continuity requires maintaining and updating context.
WhatDx Control Panel	A persistent, patient-accessible Research Compass.	Adaptive interview, safe observation, record audit and focused clinician questions.	Reopen the same case during the 90-day window; revise the working research direction.

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Patient / Caregiver LeadFull investigation with an optional clinician handover.Clinician-SuggestedOrganized around the doctor's specific research question.

Reopen and iterate for 90 days: Return with new records, natural observations or clinician findings to update the same case.
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Clear safety boundaries: Research support and clinician collaboration—not emergency diagnosis, prescribing or unsupervised treatment changes.

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When your illness is not improving with standard care, it's time for a fresh analysis.

Three short stories. One guided journey in each.

Sometimes the next step changes everything.

Persistent itching after contact with water

An “allergy” that kept returning

Skin lesions needing another perspective

When excessive sweating was not the whole story

Find out what a full WhatDx investigation could give you.

One or two questions to make the screening more specific.

Not replacing doctors. Sitting one level higher—so you can navigate them with confidence.

Run safe, structured home observations.

See competing hypotheses and what doesn't fit.

Use appointments for specific clinical decisions.

Open your Case Control Panel

Frequently asked questions

Deep Case Analysis access costs ₹799.