A migraine log for the middle of an attack, and the pattern across the months
In brief
A migraine log quick enough to fill in during an attack, which turns the entries into what a doctor asks about: how many days a month, what helps, and whether painkillers are nearing the rebound limit. The log stays on the device.
Log an attack in a few taps as it starts: the worst pain, where it hurts, the symptoms down to nausea and trips to the toilet, the possible triggers, and each medicine with the time it was taken. Add doses as they happen and close the attack when it lifts. Over the weeks it counts migraine days against the month before, colours a twelve-week calendar by pain, and ranks the symptoms, the triggers and the medicines that helped.
What it does
- Painkiller days counted against the usual limits for rebound headache, with a warning before either is reached
- For your doctor: the last ninety days as a summary to paste into an email or show at the appointment
- No account; the log stays in the browser, with an export file to back it up or move it to another device
A closer look
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An attack in progress above the last 30 days and the twelve-week calendar, and the log sheet open on it with the pain, where it hurts and the symptoms
The symptoms and possible triggers of the last ninety days, and the summary for the doctor
The whitepapers
migraine has no paper of its own yet; the catalogue has the thinking the lab's tools share.