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IJSREM54148
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Nov 2025
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Monthly (12 issues per year)
License:International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management follows the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0) License, allowing free use and distribution with proper attribution.
Most people only visit a doctor when symptoms get bad enough to force a trip—fever over 102, cough that won’t stop, or pain that keeps them up. By then half the day is gone on travel and waiting, plus ₹200–300 for something that could have been caught earlier. Online searches give too many scary answers, and existing apps either predict or book doctors but never do both in one cheap, fast flow. The proposed system lets patients enter 5–10 symptoms on a simple web form and get an instant disease name with confidence score (85%+ for common cases) plus 2–3 safe home remedies. If they want a doctor, they pick from a filtered list, pay ₹50 via Razorpay, and land in a direct messaging chat with a pre-filled note: disease, confidence, symptoms. Doctors log in to see only paid requests and reply when free. Everything runs on Flask with PSQL or MYSQL storage, a scikit-learn model loaded at startup, and Razorpay for orders and verification. No extra apps, no video calls—just browser to chat in under two minutes. The setup cuts clinic load for routine cases, gives doctors micro-income, and works on any phone with Indian payments.
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11/19/2025
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