A Self-Diagnosis Medical Chatbot using in Flask
Electronic devices that provide instant assistance for common health issues have been developed in response to the increased demand for easily available healthcare solutions. This Flask framework, an efficient web development platform, was used to create the medical chatbot shown in this study. This chatbot uses ChatterBot, a powered by Al conversational engine, to communicate with users in a manner similar to that of a human and is intended to give them specialized healthcare information. The backend database administration system, SQlAlchemy, is used to store conversations with users, symptoms records, and training information for later use. This guarantees that the chatbot will eventually provide precise, tailored responses. The Medical Chatbot's main functions include identifying symptoms, recommending over-the-counter medications, and giving guidance on when to seek medical help. The system's ability to log interactions and store trained data within the database enables it to continually refine its responses, improving accuracy and relevance. The chatbot operates 24/7, providing users with continuous access to health-related guidance without the need for immediate human intervention. By utilizing Flask and SQLAlchemy, the system ensures scalability, security, and seamless integration of data storage. This paper details the architecture and design of the Medical Chatbot, its use of ChatterBot and SQLAlchemy for creating an intelligent and reliable platform, and its potential role in improving healthcare accessibility. Challenges encountered during development such as ensuring data security and user privacy, are also discussed. Future improvements are also investigated, such as extending the system's capabilities and using more sophisticated machine learning algorithms.
Authors
- P Subha
- R Vignesh
- A Gokulnath
- M R Sivagar
- S Jayanesh
Publication Details
- Published
- 2025-04-16
- DOI
- https://doi.org/10.1109/iccct63501.2025.11020161
- Primary Topic
- AI in Service Interactions
- Type
- article
- Field-Weighted Citation Impact
- 0.00