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956Symptoms
293Conditions mapped
578Modalities

Start from how you feel

Symptoms are a narrower entry point into discovery. Each one links to the related conditions and holistic modalities people explore for it, so you can move from a feeling to context that may support you. You can also browse conditions, modalities, or the practitioner directory.

Symptoms are starting points, not diagnoses. A symptom is how something shows up — it can have many causes. Gyfts helps you see what it might connect to and what people explore, then points you toward professional guidance when that’s the right step. Persistent or severe symptoms are always worth discussing with a qualified professional.

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76 conditions

Fatigue

A persistent feeling of exhaustion often following migraines.

44 conditions

Anxiety

Persistent feelings of worry, unease, or nervous tension that feel disproportionate to external triggers or…

40 conditions

Stiffness

A general reduction in ease of movement — a non-specific symptom accompanying many musculoskeletal,…

30 conditions

Sleep disturbances

Sleep disturbances encompass difficulty falling asleep, staying asleep, or achieving restorative sleep, often…

25 conditions

Mood Swings

Rapid changes in mood without clear triggers.

23 conditions

Irritability

Increased sensitivity to stress leading to frustration.

23 conditions

Pain

An unpleasant sensory and emotional experience associated with actual or potential tissue damage — the most…

23 conditions

Swelling

An increase in fluid volume in tissues producing visible puffiness, enlargement, or distension of a body part.

19 conditions

Low Motivation

A reduced drive or desire to initiate, continue, or complete activities — including tasks previously found…

19 conditions

Nausea

Nausea is the uncomfortable sensation of feeling like you might vomit, often accompanied by stomach upset and…

19 conditions

Weakness

Reduced muscular strength in any part of the body — a non-specific symptom with broad neurological,…

17 conditions

Shortness of Breath

A sensation of breathlessness or difficulty breathing at rest, which is always significant and requires…

16 conditions

Difficulty concentrating

Difficulty concentrating refers to trouble focusing attention, maintaining mental clarity, or sustaining…

16 conditions

Muscle tension

Muscle tension refers to the persistent tightness or stiffness in muscles that can occur due to stress, poor…

15 conditions

Brain Fog

A clouded, slow, or unfocused mental state that impairs clear thinking, concentration, and cognitive…

14 conditions

Dizziness

A sensation of spinning, lightheadedness, or unsteadiness — with many possible causes ranging from benign…

14 conditions

Joint Pain

Pain and stiffness in the joints.

14 conditions

Redness

Erythema of the skin surface — redness from increased blood flow to the skin, occurring in response to…

13 conditions

Aching

A sustained, diffuse discomfort in muscles, joints, or throughout the body — frequently associated with…

13 conditions

Bloating

A sensation of fullness, swelling, or distension in the abdomen — extremely common and usually related to…

13 conditions

Chronic Fatigue

An extreme, persistent level of physical and mental exhaustion that is not relieved by rest and significantly…

13 conditions

Emotional Numbness

A state of reduced or absent emotional responsiveness, often described as feeling detached, flat, or as…

13 conditions

Headache

Pain or discomfort in the head — a universal symptom spanning a broad range of causes from tension to…

13 conditions

Limited Range

Restriction in the available arc of movement of a joint or body region, limiting functional mobility.

Start where you are

Start with how you feel, not a diagnosis.

Tell Vidi what you’ve been experiencing and it’ll point you to related conditions and approaches worth exploring — in plain terms. There’s no wrong place to start.