Cycle and period
Period changes: what to tell your doctor and what to bring
Has your cycle got shorter or longer, or has your bleeding changed? Here's what to gather before your appointment and when you shouldn't wait.
A personal record and tracking tool. For iPhone.
Easy ways to keep track.
Has your cycle got shorter or longer, or has your bleeding changed? Here's what to gather before your appointment and when you shouldn't wait.
From filling in the Add a visit form to choosing the right reminder and marking the appointment as completed, we walk through doctor appointments in Oveluni step by step.
If your medication plans, period dates and doctor's notes live on your phone, losing it is unsettling. Here's what you can do ahead of time and in the first few hours.
In the weeks between appointments, questions, changes and feelings pile up. A weekly note is a simple way to bring them to your appointment without losing them.
Some of what was said in the exam room starts to blur within a few days. Here are 5 short steps and a note template to organize your appointment notes the same day.
Keeping what you took, when and how in one place makes doctor's appointments easier. Here are the eight things that belong in your log and how to keep it current.
From turning on the women's profile to your first period record and reading it on the Calendar and Summaries: a step-by-step guide.
Don't let your questions slip away once you're in the exam room. Here is what to bring and 12 questions you can ask your doctor.
All you need to track your period is a calendar and a few seconds a month. Get day 1 right and counting your cycle and period length becomes easy.
Setting an alarm is only part of it. Linking your medication to a daily routine, keeping it in sight and marking it right away keeps you on track even on busy days.
Appointments are short; with your questions and a record of recent weeks at hand, you get more out of the visit.
Morning, noon, evening… Setting up the plan properly once is much easier than getting through the day from memory.
Where is your data stored, are there ads, can you turn off the areas you don’t want? A short checklist before you decide.
Start and end dates, flow intensity and short notes: records that will be useful when you look back later.
You don’t need to write a lot every day. A single choice and a short note also build a history of your own over time.
When will your reminders go off in another city? A few settings to check before you set off.
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