ChatGPT just makes up stuff that "sounds" like it would make sense but might not actually make sense. I recommend the symptoms checker instead. Source: about 1 year ago

Research what else these symptoms could be (e.g. Symptom checker). Source: almost 2 years ago

Https://symptoms.webmd.com/ right here mate, don't trust in it tho, it's litterally the least trustworthy source ever. Source: almost 2 years ago

I suppose that might be possible (seems less likely than more worrisome causes imo. You might try: https://symptoms.webmd.com/. Source: almost 2 years ago

I could imagine somebody doing some kind of network analysis using thesauruses (or something else) to develop a many dimensional mapping of words. I am a imagining a tool like the WebMd Symptom Checker, but for words. I could type a bunch of words into it, and it would search for the most plausible intersecting concept. Each output candidate could be assigned a score or probability, reflecting the level of... Source: over 2 years ago

Coffee increases serotonin levels, etc. (You can check epocrates.com for the full "physician desk reference" run-down. ) Coffee is not on the "must avoid" list. It is on the "not recommended" list. I never changed my fairly normal coffee consumption. I am not recommending you drink coffee, and this is not medical advice. YMMV. I am just trying to lay out the facts to help - and I hope they do. Good luck. Source: over 2 years ago