Online GP consultations for general health concerns
Book an online consultation with a general practitioner — ideal for general symptoms, mild health concerns, or when you’re unsure where to start.
How to book an online consultation with a GP
Get medical support from a general practitioner — quickly, safely, and without unnecessary steps.
Note: If you cannot attend at the scheduled time, you can reschedule or cancel in advance. For emergencies, call local emergency services.
General practitioners available for online consultations
GPs offering support with cold and flu symptoms, headaches, stomach issues, fatigue, infections, and more.
When to speak to a GP online
General practitioners are your first point of contact for most symptoms. They can assess your condition, provide treatment recommendations, and refer you to a specialist if needed — all without unnecessary delays.
Fever, cough, fatigue and other signs of infection
Fever, chills, sore throat, body aches, cough and general weakness may indicate a viral or bacterial infection. Even if it feels like a common cold, some symptoms can signal more serious issues — especially if the fever persists for over 24 hours, fatigue worsens or new symptoms appear.
An online GP will evaluate your condition, check for warning signs like chest pain or shortness of breath, and guide you on next steps. In many cases, supportive treatment is enough, but you may also be issued an electronic prescription for antipyretics or antibiotics if clinically appropriate.
You don’t need to travel to a clinic — online urgent care is often the fastest way to get medical help for flu-like symptoms, respiratory infections, and mild COVID-related concerns.
Abdominal pain, digestion problems and acute symptoms
A GP will ask about your eating habits, symptom patterns, triggers and related signs like fever. They may recommend a temporary diet adjustment, prescribe medication to ease symptoms, or refer you to a gastroenterologist for further testing if needed.
For non-emergency digestive issues, an online GP consultation allows you to act quickly and get the advice you need to prevent complications such as dehydration or worsening inflammation.
Chronic condition flare-ups
An online consultation allows your GP to assess whether your current treatment plan still works or needs adjustment. You can also discuss recent test results, dosage changes or potential interactions between medications.
Online GP appointments are especially useful when you can’t reach your regular doctor — they ensure that conditions like hypertension or hypothyroidism remain under control, and help you avoid unnecessary delays.
General fatigue and non-specific symptoms
A GP will ask targeted questions, rule out serious causes and recommend initial steps such as blood tests or lifestyle adjustments. If needed, you’ll be referred to a relevant specialist like an endocrinologist or neurologist.
Non-specific symptoms are easy to dismiss, but early consultation helps create a clear clinical picture and avoid escalation. Online appointments make it simple to start investigating mild but persistent concerns.
Prescription renewals and long-term treatment monitoring
Your GP will confirm that the medicine is still safe and effective, ask about side effects or health changes, and decide whether to issue a renewal. For long-term medications like antihypertensives or thyroid tablets, this regular check-in is essential.
Online care helps you stay on track with your treatment plan and catch any issues early — without unnecessary clinic visits.
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Frequently asked questions about online GP
Learn when and how to use online GP consultations, what to expect during your appointment, and how to access prescriptions or referrals remotely.
You can consult a general practitioner (GP) online for a wide range of non-emergency issues. Common reasons include fever, cold or flu symptoms, fatigue, digestive discomfort, skin problems, or mild infections. GPs also provide ongoing support for chronic conditions like hypertension, asthma, or diabetes. If you’re unsure where to start or need professional advice about your symptoms, an online GP consultation is a safe and efficient first step.
Yes. If the GP finds that medication is appropriate based on your symptoms and health history, they will issue an electronic prescription. This applies to both new treatments and renewals for ongoing medication. You can use the prescription at a pharmacy in the country where the doctor is licensed, as long as it complies with local regulations.
An online GP is the right place to start if you’re not sure which specialist to see. The GP will evaluate your condition, answer your questions, and, if necessary, refer you to a specialist such as a cardiologist, gastroenterologist, neurologist, or dermatologist. This approach helps you avoid unnecessary appointments and receive targeted care faster.
Yes. During your consultation, the GP may recommend diagnostic tests such as blood work or imaging if further evaluation is needed. You can also request medical documentation, such as a fit note or sick leave certificate, if your condition requires rest or monitoring. Once test results are available, you can book a follow-up to discuss next steps.
Online consultations are suitable for many non-critical conditions. GPs rely on your symptom descriptions, medical history, and available data (e.g., photos, past lab results, home measurements like temperature or blood pressure). If your condition requires an in-person evaluation, the doctor will inform you and guide you on what to do next.
An express consultation is a quick 15-minute session with the next available GP — ideal for urgent questions, medication reviews, or discussing a single symptom. A standard consultation gives you more time and allows you to choose a doctor. It’s better suited for more complex issues or if you have multiple concerns to discuss.