Endometrix

Empowering you with science-backed insights into how endometriosis or chronic pelvic pain personally affects you. Understand and effectively manage your overall health with insights that identify, then showcase patterns between your symptom severity over time, physical health, mental health, and new interventions (e.g. medicinal, non-medicinal). Visualize all of the data you track with our Today’s Symptom Average, Calendar, or Data Overview features to help communicate how endometriosis personally affects you with your loved ones or your chosen healthcare provider.

Our insight generating techniques are backed by a combination of peer-reviewed scientific literature, surveys with more than 1800 people with suspected or confirmed endometriosis, one-on-one interviews with more than 60 people, and consultations with endometriosis and infertility-specialized healthcare providers and researchers throughout the world.

Tracking:

- A quick and simple way for you to track your symptoms multiple times a day.
- Our symptom and treatment categories give you the option to rate the severity of how the most common symptoms of endometriosis affect you.
- Tags allow you to choose how your symptoms uniquely affect you. For example, you can tag that you are having sharp pain in your lower back or that you are feeling brain fog.
- Additionally, track what medications you are taking, if you are flaring, if you had sex, or if you are menstruating while using Factors.
- Explain how you feel in further detail using Notes to mark important health events like what types of medication you are taking, how heavy your flow is, what color your discharge is, or what kind of sex (external, penetrative) you had that day.

Self-Care Programs:

- Our programs showcase different video series created by professionals who are fellow endowarriors to help you manage your symptoms.
- Our current programs focus on topics like nutrition, meditation, and pain-relieving yoga.

Calendar:

- See how your health looks over a month to help you, a loved one, or a doctor understand how often and how severely you are affected by your symptoms.
- Symptom severity is color-coded. For instance, blue means "none" and red means "unbearable".
- Click on past days within Calendar to track what you missed.

The progress of our app is ongoing; therefore, we are committed to maintaining open communication with you to ensure our features meet your unique needs. If you feel like something is missing, please click the feedback button on the Settings page to send us a message about how you think we can improve to meet your needs!