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How often a symptom shows up ​

The Symptoms card on Trends counts each symptom over the last 90 days, always against the days you actually logged. Details opens the same rows with a span picker: 30 or 90 days, and six or twelve months with Plus. Tapping a symptom there opens its cycle map instead.

Reading a row ​

“Acne · 21 of 69 logged days”, and under the card “Last 90 days. 21 days not logged in this time.”

  • 21 — days you rated it above None.
  • 69 — days you said anything about symptoms at all. This is the denominator, and it is never the number of days in the window.
  • 21 not logged — days you did not say. They are named, not hidden and not counted as “no”.

The severity bar ​

Each row can be drawn as three stacked steps — how many of those days were mild, moderate and severe. The steps are three shades of the same colour, lightest first, in a fixed order, and the numbers are read out in full by VoiceOver.

Number trackers ​

A tracker you answer with a number gets its own line instead: how many days have a number, and from where to where. No average and no “usual” — the range is what your numbers say, nothing more.

Anxiety ​

Counted separately, over the days you rated anxiety, because a day with symptoms and no anxiety answer is not a day without anxiety.

Longer than 90 days Plus ​

The free app counts 30 and 90 days. With Plus the same rows can be counted over six and twelve months, which is the span that makes a seasonal pattern visible at all.