MedReasons Diagnostic Engine

MedReasons Diagnostic Engine

Enter the dominant presenting complaint and follow the structured clinical reasoning pathway to explore possible diagnoses.

MedReasons Diagnostic Engine

Fever Module

Fever (pyrexia) is a temporary, regulated increase in the body’s core temperature, typically above 38oC (100.4oF), initiated by the hypothalamus in response to infections, inflammation, or illness. It acts as a defense mechanism to combat pathogens.

Headache Module

A headache is pain or discomfort in the head, scalp, or neck, ranging from mild to severe, and is often caused by muscle tension, stress, or vascular changes rather than brain tissue pain.

⚠ High-Risk Headache Pattern Detected

This presentation suggests possible secondary pathology such as:

  • Subarachnoid hemorrhage

  • Meningitis

  • Intracranial mass lesion

  • Temporal arteritis

Urgent neuroimaging and clinical evaluation are recommended.

Most Likely Diagnosis: Migraine

Features suggest a primary neurovascular headache pattern.

Clinical Considerations

  • Trigger identification
  • Acute abortive therapy
  • Preventive therapy if frequent

Most Likely Diagnosis: Tension Type Headache

Likely Stress Related or musculoskeletal origin.

Clinical Considerations

  • Stress Reduction
  • Posture Correction
  • Analgesics

Most Likely Diagnosis: Cluster Headache

Trigeminal autonomic Cephalalgia Pattern.

Clinical Considerations

  • Oygen Therapy
  • Triptans

Most Likely Diagnosis: Sinus Headache

Trigeminal autonomic Cephalalgia Pattern.

Clinical Considerations

  • Oygen Therapy
  • Triptans

Start by selecting the dominant presenting complaint.
The tool will guide you through a structured clinical reasoning pathway to narrow the differential diagnosis.

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