For physicians and health professionals

Your patient shared a MenoPro report with you. This page briefly explains what it contains and how to read it.

What each section means

Score and trend

Summarizes symptom intensity from a questionnaire the patient answered, with the matching band and the change over the period. It is an estimate to guide the conversation, not a diagnostic scale.

Hot flashes and whole nights

Average weekly frequency and average intensity of logged hot flashes, and how many nights the patient reported sleeping without interruption. Consider only days with entries (see Coverage).

Symptoms in the period

How much each symptom weighed on the days logged. It shows what bothers her most, not clinical severity.

Triggers and patterns

Associations seen between logged habits and symptoms. These are simple correlations in her own data, not causation.

Medications and tests

Medications, hormone therapy and test values (such as FSH and estradiol) typed in by the patient. Always check against the original documents.

Intimacy

Optional summary of libido, discomfort and product use. It appears only if the patient chose to include it.

Notes and care team

Free notes the patient decided to share and the contacts of her care team.

Coverage

How many days in the period have entries. Few days with data make the numbers less representative.

Limits

The menopause stage shown is an estimate from her answers and does not replace clinical assessment. The patient chooses what to include; a missing section does not mean a missing symptom.

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