Rolling 30-day window • South Africa

Udok Telehealth Stats for South Africa

Every day, thousands of South Africans consult Udok doctors online. This page shows the ten most common conditions from the last 30 days so journalists and partners can cite near-real-time telehealth demand.

30-day rolling dataLast updated 11 July 2026 at 21:18

Patient experience

Average wait time

Measured from the moment a Udok doctor initiates a consult to when they join the call. Updated hourly using a rolling 30-day window.

Rolling average

45s

Top 10 Conditions

Shares represent the percentage of completed telehealth consults in the last 30 days.

Quick snapshot

Most-requested condition
J06.9 · Acute upper respiratory infection, unspecified24.4% of Udok consults in the last 30 days
How to cite this data
Reference “Udok Internal Telehealth Trends” with the update timestamp above.
Methodology
Completed consultations performed by HPCSA-registered Udok doctors. Each entry reflects the primary ICD-10 code captured for that visit.

Full Top 10 List

RankConditionICD-10 CodeShare of consults
#1Acute upper respiratory infection, unspecifiedJ06.924.4%
#2Surveillance of contraceptive drugsZ30.412.2%
#3Contraceptive management, unspecifiedZ30.911.1%
#4Acute pharyngitis, unspecifiedJ02.910.1%
#5Essential (primary) hypertensionI109.7%
#6Gastroenteritis and colitis of unspecified originA09.98.4%
#7Urinary tract infection, site not specifiedN39.07.8%
#8Issue of repeat prescriptionZ76.06.1%
#9Contact with and exposure to human immunodeficiency virus [HIV]Z20.66.0%
#10Acute bronchitis, unspecifiedJ20.94.3%

Why share this dashboard?

Partners ask for proof of what South Africans actually treat online. Publishing these anonymised, aggregated insights helps journalists and public-health teams cite real utilisation data instead of guesswork.

How the data is stored

We cache the summarised counts in Redis for one hour to avoid putting unnecessary load on the live clinical database while still refreshing multiple times per day.