Fatigue
See the days, sleep, and stress that wipe you out, and what helps.
Hashimoto's can leave you tired and foggy for no clear reason. Valeska helps you track symptoms and meds in seconds, then its AI spots the patterns and gets you ready for your next visit.
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Turn on only what matters to you. Everything else stays out of your way.
See the days, sleep, and stress that wipe you out, and what helps.
Track brain fog, feeling cold, weight, and hair changes so patterns show over time.
Track your thyroid meds and when you take them, with reminders so nothing slips.
Note mood so you can see how it tracks with your thyroid ups and downs.
Log stress, sleep, and food next to your symptoms to spot what sets them off.
Walk into your endocrinology visit with a clear summary of what changed.
Real examples of the connections Valeska spots, all done right on your phone.
On 8 of your 10 fatigue days this month, you also logged brain fog. They rarely showed up alone.
Last 14 days: 4 of your 5 fatigue entries came the day after you missed your water goal. On goal-met days, fatigue showed up just once.
Over 3 weeks, your 11 walk days averaged a full point calmer than your no-walk days.
Fatigue, weight changes, mood, and brain fog, plus how you feel after a dose change. Tracking around the time of lab tests and dose changes is especially useful.
It shows how your symptoms change over time and around medication changes, which helps your doctor fine-tune your dose.
Yes. Valeska lets you log symptoms and meds in seconds and turns them into a summary for your visits.
Yes. Valeska is free to start. It encrypts your local record and lets you control what is synced or shared.
Log how you feel for a few weeks before and after the change. That side by side picture helps your doctor see if the new dose is working.
Valeska turns months of quick logs into a clear summary you can hand to your doctor.
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