If this is an emergency, do not wait here. Call 999 or 112, or go to the nearest emergency department.
Emergency
This platform is not an emergency service
ClinicYangu organises non-urgent concerns and connects you with clinicians. In an emergency, every minute matters — call for help first and use this platform afterwards.
Kenyan emergency numbers
Signs that need urgent care now
If any of these apply, stop and get emergency help.
Warning signs
- Difficulty breathing, or breathing that is getting worse
- Chest pain, pressure or tightness
- Heavy bleeding that will not stop
- Fainting, confusion, or someone who cannot be woken
- Weakness on one side of the body, or slurred speech
- A seizure, or a first-time fit
- Severe abdominal pain that came on suddenly
- Bleeding, severe pain or reduced baby movement in pregnancy
- A high fever in a baby under three months
- Thoughts of harming yourself or someone else
Triage rules, red-flag criteria and safety wording on this platform are pending review and approval by qualified Kenyan clinicians before production launch.