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ClinicalAtlas ZA
Standalone clinical reference — illnesses & injuries (ICD-10), SA-market medications, therapies, schemes, and clinician roles, with work-and-claim context so the same page feeds ClaimBuddy.
🤒 Illnesses & injuries 👨⚕️ Clinicians 📑 Medical aids 🧘 Linked therapy 💊 Medications — cross-linked on every detail page
Illnesses & injuries
106 conditions · 101 illnesses · 5 injuries · 17 categories
ICD-10 indexed — tap a category to browse all conditions.
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Cardiovascular
6
Heart and circulation — stamina, shift work, and stress tolerance may be affected.
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GI
5
Digestive conditions — nausea, urgency, and pain can limit travel and client-facing work.
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Gynaecology
3
Female reproductive health — may affect attendance, pain, and hormone-related symptoms.
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Haematology
3
Blood disorders — anaemia commonly causes fatigue and reduced endurance.
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Infectious
4
Infection and post-infectious illness — include dates and continuity for waiting-period arguments.
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Injury
5
Event-based harm — document when, where, and how; distinguish from gradual illness.
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Mental health
23
Conditions affecting mood, anxiety, thinking, or behaviour — insurers still need duty-impact evidence, not diagnosis alo…
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Metabolic
9
Hormone, blood sugar, and weight-related conditions — fatigue and attendance are common themes.
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Neurological
6
Brain, nerve, and coordination conditions — may affect concentration, safety, or stamina.
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Oncology
5
Cancer and related conditions — treatment side effects often drive work incapacity.
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Ophthalmology
1
Eye conditions — visual field and acuity limits may affect driving, screen work, and safety-critical roles.
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Pain & MSK
21
Musculoskeletal and chronic pain — common in desk, manual, and travel-heavy roles.
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Renal
2
Kidney disease — fatigue, fluid restrictions, and dialysis schedules affect duties.
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Respiratory
4
Lung conditions — breathlessness affects physical and sometimes cognitive endurance.
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Sleep
2
Disorders of sleep quality, timing, or breathing — often linked to fatigue and cognitive work limits.
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Substance
2
Alcohol or drug use disorders — policy exclusions and rehab cooperation may apply.
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Other
5
Symptom-based or non-specific codes — pair with functional impact in your story.
Medications & treatments
87 medications · 34 types
Nested strengths & dose schedules on each medication page.
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ACE inhibitor
1
Blood pressure and heart failure drug — dry cough is a common side effect.
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ADHD
7
Stimulant or non-stimulant focus medication — appetite and sleep effects.
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Analgesic
1
Pain and fever relief — paracetamol is generally non-sedating.
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Anticoagulant
3
Blood thinner — bruising and bleeding risk; interacts with many drugs.
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Antihypertensive
1
Blood pressure treatment — dizziness on standing may affect duties.
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Antiplatelet
1
Reduces clot risk — bleeding precautions with surgery/injury.
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Antipsychotic
3
Treats psychosis and sometimes bipolar depression — sedation and metabolic effects.
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ARB
1
Blood pressure drug alternative to ACE inhibitors.
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Asthma / COPD
1
Inhaled steroid/long-acting bronchodilator — rinse mouth after use.
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Atypical antidepressant
3
Non-SSRI antidepressants — e.g. mirtazapine (sedating), bupropion (activating).
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Benzodiazepine
4
Short-term anxiety/sleep drug — dependence risk; insurers may query long-term use.
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Beta-blocker / anxiety
2
Slows heart rate — used for anxiety physical symptoms and migraine prevention.
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Bronchodilator
1
Opens airways in asthma/COPD — tremor and fast heartbeat possible.
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Combination analgesic
2
Multi-ingredient pain tablet — often includes codeine (sedating, restricted).
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Corticosteroid
2
Reduces inflammation — insomnia, mood changes, and blood sugar effects.
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Diabetes
2
Lowers blood sugar — hypoglycaemia risk if dosing or meals are irregular.
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Migraine acute
1
Stops migraine attack — limited monthly use; cardiovascular cautions.
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Migraine prophylaxis
1
Preventive migraine treatment — taken daily, not for acute attacks.
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Mood stabiliser
3
Controls bipolar mood swings — lithium requires blood monitoring.
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Neuropathic pain
2
Calms overactive nerves — dizziness and fatigue are common.
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Neuropathic pain / anxiety
2
Nerve-pain and anxiety drug — pregabalin causes dizziness and sedation.
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NSAID
4
Anti-inflammatory pain relief — stomach and kidney precautions with long use.
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Opioid analgesic
3
Strong pain relief — dependence, sedation, and safety-critical work limits.
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Other
2
Other prescribed or complementary treatment — note prescriber and work impact.
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Pain / sleep adjunct
1
Low-dose antidepressant used for pain or sleep rather than mood.
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Sleep aid
3
Medication to induce sleep — morning sedation can affect duty performance.
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SNRI antidepressant
3
Serotonin-noradrenaline reuptake inhibitor — depression, anxiety, and some pain; may raise blood pre…
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SSRI antidepressant
9
Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor — treats depression/anxiety; common side effects: nausea, sle…
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Statin
1
Cholesterol lowering — muscle pain reported by some patients.
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Substance use
5
Supports alcohol or opioid recovery — part of structured treatment plans.
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Supplement
4
Vitamins/minerals — document if prescribed for diagnosed deficiency.
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Thyroid
2
Replaces or suppresses thyroid hormone — requires blood test monitoring.
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Tricyclic antidepressant
3
Older antidepressant class — also used for nerve pain and sleep at low doses; sedation common.
Linked therapy
3 referral types · 3 therapy categories · Not scheduled
Physiotherapy, psychotherapy, and occupational therapy — separate from medicines on condition pages.
Medical aids
71 registered schemes · 16 open · 55 restricted
CMS Industry Report 2023 — every scheme must provide PMB cover. Upload claims history in intake; PMB/CDL/DTP cross-link to Clinical Atlas conditions.
Full medical aids directory → · Medical schemes hub → · ↔ Illnesses & injuries — PMB DTP and CDL conditions cross-link to Clinical Atlas — scheme membership shapes your evidence pack.
Clinicians & practices
83 roles · 13 categories · 65 specialities · 0 saved in workspaces
HPCSA-aligned specialities, allied health, hospitals, labs, and assessors — linked from each condition page with claim notes and policy-trap cross-refs.
- Allied health 9
- Assessor 2
- Complementary 2
- Dental 1
- Medical doctor 3
- Mental health 8
- Nursing 4
- Occupational 2
- Pharmacy 1
- Specialist 33
- Diagnostics 8
- Hospital 9
- Medical scheme 1
Full directory + HPCSA practitioner search → · ↔ Illnesses & injuries — Each condition page lists relevant specialists and assessors for SA income-protection claims.
Data sources
Brand names and strengths are curated for SA claim intake — verify against your script, package insert, and clinician.
- WHO ICD-10 — Condition names and ICD-10-CM codes in the condition index.
- SAHPRA — South African medicine registration context; brand products must be SAHPRA-registered to be dispensed.
- MIMS / SA package inserts — Registered strengths, formulations, and typical dosing ranges for SA market products.
- SA Essential Medicines List (EML) — Public-sector formulary context for commonly available strengths.
- ClaimBuddy curated — SA brand name collation from intake presets, claim-frequency mapping, and work-impact notes — not a substitute for prescribing information.
Not medical advice. Confirm diagnoses and scripts with your treating clinician. Use the language map to separate diagnosis from functional incapacity in claims.