lupus
CareLog · Lupus & Autoimmune The One Thing Lupus Patients Wish They'd Done Before Their First Rheumatology Appointment Health Documentation · Symptom Tracking · Rheumatology Prep The appointment takes months to get. You've done the research. You've read the forums. You've rehearsed what you'
lupus
A practical lupus flare tracker guide for noting flare timing, symptoms, severity, rash notes, possible triggers, medications, and appointment questions. If you have lupus and think you may be in a flare, the most useful things to track are when symptoms changed, which symptoms are most noticeable, symptom severity, fatigue,
lupus
Learn what to track before a lupus rheumatology appointment, including symptoms, severity, fatigue, pain, rash notes, triggers, medications, and questions. If you have lupus and want to prepare for your next rheumatology appointment, the most useful things to track are your main symptoms, symptom severity, fatigue, pain, skin or rash
pots
If you have POTS and want to prepare for your next doctor appointment, the most useful things to track are your symptoms, symptom severity, heart rate changes, hydration, salt intake if it is part of your care plan, possible triggers, medications, and a short daily note about flares or changes.