How do I show my period history to a doctor?

Make a free PDF report in HeySis, right on your phone. It collects up to six recent cycles, the days your symptoms show up and your diary for the last 30 days, so you walk into the appointment with real dates.

How this works

Open Profile and tap “Doctor's report”.
The PDF opens on your phone, so you can check it first.
Show it on your screen at the appointment, or send it.

What's in the report?

First come your recent cycles and a summary: average cycle, the range in days and period length. Then observations counted from your diary, like “Cramps in the first period days, in 5 of 6 cycles”, and when your next period is due. Charts show what you logged on which cycle day, and a section on sex lists protected and unprotected dates.

What's in, and what stays out?

Your chats with Mia, your AI sister in HeySis, are left out. Sex, discharge and other personal entries are in, so look through the PDF before you send it. The file itself says it's made from your own records and isn't a medical document or a diagnosis. Pill use, a pregnancy or past pregnancies show up too.

The doctor's report is free, with or without Premium.

Common questions

How many cycles does it cover?

Up to six recent cycles, with symptoms and moods laid out by cycle day, plus your diary for the last 30 days.

What should I log before the appointment?

For a few cycles, note how strong a symptom is from 0 to 10, how long it lasts and what helped. For heavy periods, add how many pads or tampons you use per hour.

Can I make it after a self-check?

Yes. When a self-check says it's worth seeing a doctor, its result has a “Prepare a doctor's report” button.

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