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 ## Examples:
-We fine-tuned our model on HealthCareMagic-100K and GenMedGPT-5k, and test our model on icliniq-15k.
+We fine-tuned our model on HealthCareMagic-100K, and test our model on iCliniq-10k.
 
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-Patient question from icliniq-15k: Hi doctor,I am getting one-sided headache. I do not get them often. They are behind my right eye and temple area. Now this time I am also fighting with heavy cold and cough. It came on late morning today and it hurts more when I cough or shake my head or bend over. Prior to this, I had the same headache about four months ago. At that time it came on midafternoon and lasted till next morning. Prior to that, I had the same headache exactly on the right side and lasted for a day. I am on CCB and Protonix. I am scared of brain tumor. Please help
+Patient question from icliniq: Hi doctor,I am getting one-sided headache. I do not get them often. They are behind my right eye and temple area. Now this time I am also fighting with heavy cold and cough. It came on late morning today and it hurts more when I cough or shake my head or bend over. Prior to this, I had the same headache about four months ago. At that time it came on midafternoon and lasted till next morning. Prior to that, I had the same headache exactly on the right side and lasted for a day. I am on CCB and Protonix. I am scared of brain tumor. Please help
 
-Real doctor answer from icliniq-15k: Hi. Based on what you have told, this is more likely to be due to sinusitis. Sinuses are small air filled cavities in your skull bone. They can get infected and when they are infected, you will get headaches behind eyes. Such headaches will be more common during cold and cough. Brain tumor headache will be on both sides, more in forehead and you will also have vomiting in that case. Based on what you have told, this is more likely due to simple sinus infection instead of brain tumor. CT brain and CT paranasal sinuses.
+Real doctor answer from icliniq: Hi. Based on what you have told, this is more likely to be due to sinusitis. Sinuses are small air filled cavities in your skull bone. They can get infected and when they are infected, you will get headaches behind eyes. Such headaches will be more common during cold and cough. Brain tumor headache will be on both sides, more in forehead and you will also have vomiting in that case. Based on what you have told, this is more likely due to simple sinus infection instead of brain tumor. CT brain and CT paranasal sinuses.
 
 Answer form ChatGPT: Hello! I'm sorry to hear you're experiencing these headaches. Based on the location of the pain, it sounds like it may be a tension headache or a migraine. These types of headaches can sometimes be triggered by colds or other illnesses. However, it's always best to get checked out by your doctor to rule out any other underlying conditions. In terms of a brain tumor, that is a very rare cause of headaches. Most people who experience headaches do not have a brain tumor. That being said, if you have any concerning symptoms such as vision changes, weakness, or numbness, it is important to seek medical attention right away. In the meantime, you can try taking over-the-counter pain relievers such as ibuprofen or acetaminophen to help with the headache. It's also important to get plenty of rest and stay hydrated. If the headaches persist or become more frequent, please make an appointment with your doctor. Take care!
 
 Answer form ChatDoctor: Hi, Thank you for posting your query. First, I would like to reassure you that there is no need to worry about brain tumor. Also, we should keep migraine apart as well. The most likely cause of your headaches could be sinusitis. This can be confirmed by doing an X-ray of face. Treatment would consist of using decongestant tablets/ nasal sprays. Best wishes, Chat Doctor.
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-ChatDoctor accurately mentions sinusitis, which is also present in the real conversation in icliniq-15k.
+ChatDoctor accurately mentions sinusitis, which is also present in the real conversation in icliniq.
 
 
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