AI-Based Medicine Assistance System for Intelligent Medication Management and Healthcare Support

The proposed Medicine Assistance System successfully addresses key healthcare challenges, including medication management, preliminary health guidance, and emergency preparedness, through a unified web-based platform. The system integrates secure user authentication, intelligent medicine reminders, an AI-assisted symptom checker, a health dashboard, and emergency contact management to improve patient safety and medication adherence. Experimental testing demonstrated that the application is reliable, secure, and user-friendly, achieving high user satisfaction during evaluation. Developed using modern web technologies and open-source tools, the proposed system provides a cost-effective and accessible digital healthcare solution suitable for patients, caregivers, and healthcare professionals, with future scope for advanced AI integration and mobile application support.

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