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Millions of people now ask AI chatbots about symptoms, lab results and medicines. As an ER physician and author of books on AI in healthcare, I want you to get the most out of it without getting hurt. This free builder writes a safer prompt for you, and tells you when to skip AI and get care.

1

Prepare, do not diagnose

The best use of AI is getting ready for your visit: what to ask, what words mean, what to track.

2

Protect your privacy

Describe yourself by age range and symptoms. Leave out names, dates of birth and record numbers.

3

Verify everything

Ask the AI for its reasoning and sources, then check with your doctor or pharmacist before you act.

Do not ask AI. Call 911.

  • Chest pain or pressure
  • Stroke signs: face droop, arm weakness, speech trouble
  • Trouble breathing
  • Thoughts of suicide: call or text 988
  • Severe bleeding, or a head injury on a blood thinner

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I am Harvey Castro, MD, MBA, a board-certified emergency physician who has written books on ChatGPT and healthcare since 2023. I wrote this page for my patients and yours.

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Written and medically reviewed by , board-certified emergency physician. Last reviewed October 25, 2026.

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