Getting ready for a first visit

If you think you might have PCOS or PMOS and have not seen anyone about it yet, the app helps you walk in with what you have noticed — as facts, not as a conclusion.

Who sees it

In Settings → About you, answer PCOS or PMOS with “I think I might have it”. Today then shows a card, Getting ready for a first visit. Nobody else gets it, and nothing about your answer changes how the app counts.

What the card says

What is already logged, with the number it is out of: “2 cycles logged”, “Acne on 12 of 40 logged days” — the symptom you rated on most days in the last 90, out of the days you logged symptoms at all. There is no “week 3 of 8” and nothing to finish first.

Four to eight weeks of logging gives a clinician more to see, and the card says so. But Create summary for a first visit works from the first day: if you have a visit next week, bring what you have.

Hide puts the card away for good. Changing your answer later does not bring it back.

The summary

It is the usual summary, with its header changed to “What I've observed — for a first visit. Not a diagnosis.” — the switch is For a first visit. Skin, hair and hair thinning come from the symptoms you rate and, with Plus, the skin and hair diary. There is no scoring of hair growth: it would be a number you gave yourself.

Family history

Family history (your words) in Settings → About you takes whatever you know — “Mom: PCOS. Aunt: type 2 diabetes” — with no list to tick. It travels with your backup and the spreadsheet export, and it goes into a summary only if you switch Family history on for that file, marked self-reported. The switch is off every time.