Medications
The Medications view keeps a record of every medication and supplement you’ve taken, including dosage, frequency, and date ranges. This data powers the medication overlays in Trends and the Medication Effect and Appointment Prep reports.
What You’ll See
Section titled “What You’ll See”Each row shows:
- Name — medication or supplement name
- Type badge — Rx (prescription), Supplement, or Other
- Dosage & frequency — e.g., “10mg, once daily”
- Date range — when you started and (if applicable) stopped
- Status — Active (currently taking) or Inactive (stopped)
- Notes — any free-text notes you’ve added
If the same medication was taken in multiple periods (e.g., stopped and restarted at a different dose), the row shows a periods count. Click to expand and see all periods.
Filtering & Sorting
Section titled “Filtering & Sorting”| Filter | Options |
|---|---|
| Type | All · Rx · Supplement · Other |
| Status | All · Active · Inactive · Tried before |
| Sort | By name (A–Z) or by most recent start date |
Adding a Medication
Section titled “Adding a Medication”Click Add Medication and fill in:
- Name
- Type (Rx, Supplement, Other)
- Dosage and frequency
- Start date (required for Medication Effect report)
- End date (leave blank if still taking)
- Notes (optional)
Adding Another Period
Section titled “Adding Another Period”If you stopped a medication and restarted it later, expand the medication row and click Add period to record the new date range and dosage without creating a duplicate entry.
Editing and Deleting
Section titled “Editing and Deleting”Click any row or period to edit its details. To delete, select one or more rows and click Delete — deletion is permanent and requires confirmation.
How Medications Are Used
Section titled “How Medications Are Used”- Trends — Start/stop dates appear as markers on trend charts, making it easy to see whether a medication affected your values
- Appointment Prep report — Lists medication changes in the selected time period
- Medication Effect report — Compares lab values before and after a selected medication’s start date