What would you like to discuss?
Start with your own questions. Which observation is on your mind? When did you first record it? What would you like to explain more clearly?
Your diary provides your personal records, without pre-empting their medical interpretation.
- Gather your main concerns and questions.
- Choose a relevant date range for your report.
- Review symptoms with dates, duration and your own intensity ratings.
- Include recorded medication, meals and relevant notes.
Many entries. One report.
Symtag organises your records for the selected period. The report includes an overview and the relevant personal entries.
It is created locally, without sending your diary data to a Symtag server.
Review first. Then share.
Review the actual report before sharing it. Does it include what you want to discuss? Is the date range right?
A PDF is a readable file. You decide whether to print it, show it during the appointment or share it through a channel of your choice.
The last look before sharing is yours.
Gaps are part of the picture.
A diary is rarely complete. Missing entries must not become symptom-free days in the report.
Personal intensity ratings remain personal estimates. These limits are part of an accurate record.
More room for your questions.
With organised records, you can point to specific days and entries. The report supports your conversation and your memory.
It does not promise a diagnosis, a particular treatment or a medical outcome.