SYMPTOM & LIFESTYLE TRACKERS
Essential Trackers to record & track your peri/menopause symptoms & self care activities
SYMPTOM TRACKERS

Track and Compare Symptoms
Over the Last 5 years
Use this symptom tracker to record any symptoms you are experiencing or have experienced.
Easily track over 46 named symptoms over the last 5 or more years, ideal for identifying how long you have been perimenopausal and the effects on your body.
This will provide you with essential information and evidence when exploring treatment options and discussing your symptoms with your GP/other specialists

Track Individual SymptomsÂ
Ideal for tracking symptoms one at a time and identifying patterns over the course of 1 month.
This will provide you with essential information and evidence to explore the hormonal or lifestyle impacts on your symptoms and when discussing with GP/Other Specialists

Track Symptoms over 28 DaysÂ
Use this tracker to record the frequency and intensity of symptoms currently affecting you.Â
This is extremely helpful information when exploring treatment options and discussing your symptoms with your GP/Other Specialists.
MENOPAUSE QUESTIONNAIRE

Identify Which Symptoms are Most Problematic For You
This questionnaire is ideal for uncovering perimenopause symptoms you may not have considered and understanding how symptoms are effecting your life as a whole.
GP's and Other specialists look at how symptoms are effecting your day to day life - this provides useful insights to help you discuss further.
SELF CARE TRACKER

Make Yourself and
Your Health a Priority
This self care tracker will help you plan your self care
and help make time for you again.
All specialists agree that reducing stress, sleeping well and connecting with yourself improves your body's ability to deal with hormonal changes and can improve symptoms.
MENSTRUATION TRACKER

Notice the Changes in
Your Monthly Cycle
 Start tracking your period with our easy to use tracker, which will uncover patterns & gain insights.
Essential for understanding how hormones are effecting your body and when discussing concerns and changes to your cycle with your GP/Other Specialists