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111 Wales · Prototype
This is a prototype, not a live service
This site is a demonstration built for the Welsh Ambulance Service. Nobody is monitoring it, the advice in it has not been clinically approved, and no request made here reaches a real clinician. Access is limited to invited reviewers.
If you need medical help right now, call 111. In an emergency, call 999. Do not use this site.
Welsh Ambulance Services University NHS Trust · Demonstration only
someone is unconscious, or is not breathing normally
they have severe chest pain, or pain spreading to the arm, jaw or back
they are bleeding heavily and it will not stop
their face has dropped on one side, or they cannot speak or lift both arms
they are having a fit or seizure that will not stop
Choose the symptom that is troubling you most. You can always start again if you pick the wrong one.
Pain, tightness or pressure anywhere in your chest.
Breathlessness, wheezing or feeling unable to get enough air.
Feeling low, anxious, overwhelmed, or unsafe.
A high temperature in a baby or child under 5.
Everyday illnesses that usually get better on their own.
This is a prototype built for demonstration. It is not a real NHS service, the advice it gives is not clinically validated, and it must not be used for medical decisions or in an emergency.
Welsh Ambulance Services University NHS Trust