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24/7 Emergency

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Not sure if you need urgent help? Work through this guide to understand your next step. For any life-threatening symptoms, call emergency services immediately.

Important: This guide is informational only — it is not medical advice and does not replace evaluation by a clinician. If symptoms are severe, worsening, or you are unsure, contact a doctor or your local emergency services without delay.

Green — Routine

Continue monitoring. Contact your coordinator at next check-in.

  • Mild soreness at incision site
  • Minor bruising around wound
  • Slight fatigue that improves with rest
  • Normal appetite variations
  • Mild stiffness in the morning

Yellow — Contact coordinator

Reach out immediately. Do not wait for your scheduled check-in.

  • Fever above 38°C for more than 24h
  • Increasing redness or swelling at wound
  • Drainage that is yellow or foul-smelling
  • Persistent dizziness or shortness of breath
  • Pain not controlled by prescribed medication
  • Unable to pass urine in 8+ hours

Red — Call emergency now

For life-threatening symptoms. Call emergency services in your destination country.

  • Chest pain or pressure
  • Sudden severe shortness of breath
  • Bleeding that won't stop
  • Signs of stroke (face droop, arm weakness, speech difficulty)
  • Loss of consciousness
  • Severe allergic reaction

Emergency contacts by destination

Dawati la Medcasts, wakati wowote: +91 96434 52714

  • India Emergency: 112 · Ambulance: 108
  • Uturuki Emergency: 112 · Ambulance: 112
  • Tailandi Emergency: 191 · Ambulance: 1669
  • Falme za Kiarabu Emergency: 999 · Ambulance: 998
  • Ujerumani Emergency: 112 · Ambulance: 112
When you have time

Plan ahead, before the next emergency

If your situation isn't immediate, the pages below help you set up faster access if a crisis recurs.

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