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Track symptoms and treatments
Track symptoms, triggers, and treatments daily. Log flare-ups, note environmental factors, and record medication use. Set reminders for skincare routines and appointments. Share data with healthcare providers for better treatment planning.
Record skin conditions, symptoms, and treatments by uploading photos or text. Search for similar symptoms by body part or category. Share experiences anonymously in a community. View historical photos for tracking progress. Compare images over time.
Track meals, symptoms, and health metrics. Log intake and associated symptoms. Generate detailed journals for sharing with clinicians. Analyze patterns between diet and symptoms to support digestive health management.
Track skin health with daily mood and stress assessments. Log symptoms and progress over time. Access guided , breathing exercises, and body scans to reduce stress.
Track symptoms, manage medications, and monitor habits
Track symptoms, medications, and daily habits to identify patterns and triggers. Set reminders for medication and appointments. Create personalized health plans based on clinical guidelines. Monitor progress with charts and insights.
Track daily food intake with Points® system to stay within budget. Manage menopause symptoms with tailored tools. Set weight goals and monitor progress. Sync data across devices. Receive personalized recommendations based on dietary needs.
Schedule video consultations with board-certified dermatologists. Choose a provider in your state for acne, hair loss, melasma, or anti-aging concerns. Request prescriptions for oral, topical, or customized treatments. Renew medications for $39.
Check symptoms by selecting specific issues and reviewing possible conditions and treatments. Set medication reminders to ensure timely dosing. Learn about health conditions and drugs. Find local doctors and specialists.
Track symptoms and health patterns with customizable logs for conditions like migraines, fatigue, and IBS. Record triggers and note correlations between activities and health changes.