01Selected
Response after rest
Adds the missing comparisonOne focused answer
Your health story, connected over time.
See what changed, what returned, and what to review next—all in one continuous history.
Your health story, connected over time.
See what changed, what returned, and what to review next—all in one continuous history.
History
See how the same symptom changes over time.
Related check-ins stay together, making changes in timing, intensity, and context easier to review.
Headache history
3 related entriesModerate
Lasted 2 hours
Monday evening at 8:20 PM: moderate headache lasting two hours.Returned
After work
Wednesday afternoon at 2:10 PM: headache returned after work.Stronger
After a short night
LatestToday at 10:45 AM: stronger headache after a short night. Newest entry.
3 check-ins · one related history Three related headache check-ins shown in order from Monday through today.
Compare
See what repeated—and what remains unknown.
Repeated timing stays visible without turning it into a cause.
Screen time
Across 3 headache check-ins
What repeated
- Longer screen time
- Headache returned later
- Same timing in 2 check-ins
What is still unknown
- Did screen time play a role?
- Will the timing repeat?
- What else changed that day?
Shared timing is not proof of cause.
Longer screen time and headache timing appeared together in two check-ins. Whether screen time mattered, whether the timing will repeat, and what else changed remain unknown.Usual range
Place each check-in in context.
Sleep and other context you choose sit beside the history, making same-day changes easier to compare.
Sleep alongside the headache history
ExampleUsual range
6.5–7.8 h
Example usual sleep range from 6.5 to 7.8 hours.- 7.4h
Headache
Monday: illustrative sleep context 7.4 hours, aligned with the Monday headache timeline entry. - 6.8h
Headache
Wednesday: illustrative sleep context 6.8 hours, aligned with the Wednesday headache timeline entry. - 5.2h
Headache
Below usual today
Today: illustrative sleep context 5.2 hours, aligned with the newest headache timeline entry and marked as a timing overlap, not a causal conclusion.
One focused follow-up
Ask for only what is still missing.
01 · In the record
- Headache appeared in three entriesSource: Headache history.
- The timing repeated twiceSource: Screen time.
- Sleep was below the usual rangeSource: Sleep context.
02 · Missing detail
Whether the headache changed after rest.
03 · Candidate questions
01
Response after rest
Adds the missing comparisonOne focused answer
02
Current intensity
Already recordedNo need to repeat
03
Effect on activity
Adds broader contextA wider question
04 · Selected question Selected objective.
Response after rest
It adds the missing comparison without repeating a known detail.
Three useful details are already in the record, but it does not show whether the headache changed after rest. Three possible questions are compared, and Response after rest is selected because it adds that comparison without repeating a known detail.
Chosen question · Response after rest
05 · One focused follow-up
Headache history
After what you tried, is the headache much better, somewhat better, unchanged, or worse?
- Much better
- Somewhat better
- No change
- Worse
- Not sure
The answer stays with the same headache history.