Background: Stressful working conditions for teachers became a problem in several countries especially in Egypt. The aim of the study is to describe the prevalence of most common self-reported symptoms of teachers in Minia, Egypt. Methods: Cross-sectional study included 485 teachers from 17 randomly selected schools in Minia district, Egypt. Teachers were filling out self- administrated questionnaire. Results: Teachers with overweight represented (49.4%). Joint pain and headache were the most common complaints in teachers ≤ 40 years by (30.4% and 25%), while tiredness and lower back pain were the dominant complaints in teachers> 40 years by (65.3% and 60%). Errors of refraction were the most reported complaint in males by (33%), while most of females were suffering from tiredness by (61.7%). Conclusion: Teachers in Minia district suffering different health  problems. Age, sex and BMI were found to be the most important determinants