A practical tool · educational prototype
Prepare for your appointment
Your priorities, observations and questions—in one place, ready for a conversation.
For adults preparing a menopause-related healthcare visit. This organizer does not assess symptoms, identify a menopause stage or recommend treatment. Clinical review is pending.
Page only unless you choose to remember it. No account or server submission. Avoid names, record numbers and other identifying details. Your data controls
Do not use this planner for urgent care. If you think you are having a medical emergency, call 911 in the U.S. Do not wait to finish this form.
- 1. Priorities
- 2. Context
- 3. Review
Your data, your choice
Off by default. This page closes when reloaded. If you choose to save, the record remains in this browser profile until you delete it. Avoid shared devices.
Imports replace only the new appointment record, after validation and confirmation. Maximum 60 observations and 256 KiB. No automatic sync, server save or analytics submission. Deletion does not remove files, printed copies or the older symptom journal.
Your previous symptom-journal records
Historical version 2 observations and their original 0–10 impact ratings are a separate archive, not this new free-text method. We never convert, combine, relabel, overwrite or delete them here.
How this works, sources and limits
Original organizer · method TFB-AP-1.0
This summary organizes what you choose to record. It does not interpret symptoms, identify a menopause stage or recommend treatment. It is not MRS, MENQOL or a validated questionnaire. Review the wording before sharing it with your healthcare professional.
Exact dates are sorted chronologically. Dates marked unknown remain explicitly unknown, after dated observations; approximate wording is kept without invented precision. Missing context and impact are reported as not recorded. Up to three selected observations and three questions form the concise summary. All recorded observations remain in the full JSON file.
Input changes, imports and resets invalidate the previous summary. Print and TXT require a freshly built summary. JSON is an editable record, not a diagnosis or a clinical document.
Why these sources are linked
- National Institute on Aging: preparing for an appointment supports organizing concerns, changes, medicines and communication needs; it does not validate this software.
- The Menopause Society: MenoNotes provides patient education. No questionnaire, PDF text, scoring system or graphic is adapted here.
- ACOG: bleeding after menopause supports the visible care boundary, not an automated assessment.
Review and disclosure
This is a private educational prototype. Clinical, accessibility acceptance and intended-reader review remain pending. No clinician has been invented or marked as approving it. TFB's organizing choices are original; source organizations do not endorse this tool. No licensed clinical instrument is implemented. It is not an emergency service.
Browser extensions, backups, operating-system services, cloud print and shared-device access are outside this tool's control. Only use synthetic data while reviewing this private prototype.