The Sims 4 Doctor diagnosis list of illnesses, symptoms & treatments

The Sims 4's Get To Work Expansion Pack introduces three new interactive careers for your Sims, one of which is the Doctor career, where you'll need to diagnose and care for patients.

One of the daily tasks of the Doctor career in the game is to diagnose illnesses and treat your patients, but you'll need to choose the right one to successfully help a Sim correctly - and we've got a list of the symptoms and treatments to help you on the way.

All illnesses, symptoms & treatments for The Sims 4 Doctor career

When a poorly Sim admits themselves to a hospital, there are a fair few different illnesses that can show up, with plenty of different symptoms to boot. 

Here are all the ones to reach out for, alongside the treatments available to a Sim:

Tips for correctly diagnosing a Sim

As shown above, when diagnosing a Sim, it's worth noting that observing their idle animations is also crucial to help with correctly diagnosing them - and we'd recommend playing at the slowest speed to do so correctly.

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Additionally, you can also narrow down the possible illnesses it can be by taking swab samples and asking the patients to perform tests, which will reduce the possible diagnoses you can choose from in the Doctor pie menu.

Using these methods along with the above table will help you on your way to correctly diagnosing a Sim.

What is the Doctor Career?

The Doctor career is one of the active careers that came with The Sims 4: Get To Work, which allows players to follow their Sims to work and play through the career with the Sim, rather than them simply disappearing off-screen for their workday as is the case with others.

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The early stages of the Doctor career will require you to research and check patients into the facility, as it isn’t until level three that you'll start examining patients to treat their ailments.

While misdiagnosing a patient can severely lower your work performance, you can pass your findings along to a senior Doctor during the mid-levels of the career to prevent this. By the time you progress into the upper ranks, you should be able to self-identify illnesses based on the distinct symptoms they present.

That's all there is to know about diagnosing illnesses as a Doctor, but be sure to check out our homepage for The Sims for all of the latest guides, like a list of cheats for Toddlers, Discover University, and Vampires.