Record the dates, signs and notes that are useful to you in PMOSense.
PMOSense Doctor Report
Bring a clearer cycle history to your appointment
Tracking day to day can be useful, but recalling months of dates, symptoms and changes in an appointment can be difficult. PMOSense helps organise the information you have logged into a Doctor Report for a conversation with your healthcare professional.
Free to use. No subscription required. Available on iPhone and iPad via the App Store, or as a web app in your browser.
From memory to a record
Keep the details you recorded together
A Doctor Report is for organising your own history—not deciding what a clinician needs or drawing medical conclusions. It gives you a clearer place to review the information you chose to record, including cycle timing, symptoms and fertility-related observations where available.
Your entries form a personal record across cycles and over time.
Use the Doctor Report feature to organise the included logged information.
Choose whether to share the report when speaking with a healthcare professional.
What is included
A summary of the cycle information you logged
Based on the current PMOSense Doctor Report, users can expect the following tracked information to be included when it has been logged:
Cycle history and period dates
Symptoms and body signals
LH trends
BBT patterns
Notes
Support a conversation
Show your recorded history more clearly
What the report can help organise
- Period dates and cycle timing you logged
- Variation visible in your recorded history
- Symptoms and body signals you recorded
- Logged LH and BBT patterns
- Notes you chose to keep
What the report does not do
- Diagnose PCOS, PMOS or causes of irregular periods
- Medically confirm ovulation
- Replace medical tests or a healthcare professional’s advice
- Provide a medical diagnosis or conclusion
Related tracking needs
A useful next step after tracking your cycles
Whether you are keeping a record for PCOS or PMOS, or because your periods are irregular, a Doctor Report can organise the history you have logged for an appointment. Learn more about PCOS-specific cycle tracking or tracking irregular cycles beyond calendar predictions.
Medical boundaries
A tracked-information summary, not a medical assessment
The PMOSense Doctor Report summarises information you have logged.
It is designed to help organise your cycle history for discussion. It does not diagnose PCOS or PMOS, diagnose causes of irregular periods, replace medical tests, or replace advice from a qualified healthcare professional. It does not medically confirm ovulation.
FAQ
Questions about using a cycle report at an appointment
What is the PMOSense Doctor Report?
The PMOSense Doctor Report is a summary of your logged cycle information, intended to help organise your history for a conversation with a healthcare professional.
What information is included in the Doctor Report?
The Doctor Report includes cycle history and period dates, symptoms and body signals, LH trends, BBT patterns and notes you have logged.
Can I bring my cycle report to my doctor?
Yes. You can use the Doctor Report to organise your tracked history for a healthcare appointment. You choose whether to share the report with others.
Can the Doctor Report diagnose PCOS?
No. The Doctor Report summarises information you have logged. It does not diagnose PCOS or PMOS, or provide medical conclusions.
Does the report confirm ovulation?
No. The report can include logged LH and BBT patterns, but it does not medically confirm ovulation.
Can I use the report if my periods are irregular?
Yes. A Doctor Report can help organise your recorded cycle history when timing has varied or is difficult to remember.
Do I need to pay for the Doctor Report?
PMOSense is currently free to use, with no subscription required.
How do I create my Doctor Report?
Use the Doctor Report feature in PMOSense to generate a summary from the included cycle information you have logged.