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MedMax: Your Daily Pharmacy Assistant with Advanced NLP Chatbot

Jul 2026 · International Scientific Journal of Engineering and Management · Vol 05, pp. 1-9 · 0 citations

TL;DR

The goal is to employ artificial intelligence to develop a medical chatbot that, when presented with symptoms, can diagnose a patient's condition before the patient ever sees a doctor.

Abstract

Abstract— A healthy existence is greatly dependent on access to healthcare. Nevertheless, getting a doctor's consultation for any health issue is exceedingly challenging. The goal is to employ artificial intelligence to develop a medical chatbot that, when presented with symptoms, can diagnose a patient's condition before the patient ever sees a doctor. A user can determine the actual condition by reporting symptoms of the ailment.[1] The real goal of this activity is to address the user's symptoms and provide medical recommendations based on them in order to save time and money on the procedure. It is a system that interacts with customers through natural language processing (NLP). Chatbots are computer programs that converse with users in natural language.[2] The chatbot saves the information in the database in order to identify the keywords from the sentences, make a decision for the query, and respond to the question. Keywords— Chatbot, Machine Learning, Deep Learning, Artificial Intelligence, HealthCare, Artificial Neural Networks.

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