01 / The record
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You already carry the record.
What changed, when, and what followed. SignalWithin is being built to hold that record for you — to keep it, notice what repeats, and turn it into something a clinician can read before the appointment starts.
C-reactive protein (CRP) 4.1 mg/L. TSH 2.1 mIU/L.
Flare marked by the patient. Fatigue 8/10.
C-reactive protein (CRP) 6.4 mg/L.
Flare marked by the patient. Fatigue 7/10.
Sleep 5 h 10 m. Fatigue 6/10.
In the patient’s words:
“Woke at three and couldn’t get back to sleep.”
Flare marked by the patient. Fatigue 8/10.
In the patient’s words:
“Couldn’t manage the stairs today.”
C-reactive protein (CRP) 11.2 mg/L. Prior entry 6.4 mg/L on Jul 3, 2026.
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Observation
Three flares were marked in this window: Jun 27, Jul 25, and Aug 19. In the one to three days before each, sleep was shorter — averaging 6.0 hours against a baseline of 7.0. CRP has risen across the three values recorded, 4.1, 6.4, and 11.2 mg/L; the latest is 55% above this record’s average. Three flares are enough to watch this, not enough to conclude. Noted for the next appointment.
For the next appointment
Prepared from the record · Aug 28, 2026
Conditions on record. Rheumatoid arthritis (2021). Hashimoto’s thyroiditis (2019).
Current therapy. Methotrexate 15 mg weekly. Levothyroxine 75 mcg daily.
Since last visit (Jul 3). Two patient-marked flares. CRP 6.4 → 11.2 mg/L. TSH within range on Jun 12.
Worth asking about. The short-sleep nights before each flare.
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Entry
02 / Capture
Symptoms, sleep, medications, labs, and the events between them — kept as one continuous record. Anything you take or try has a place in it.
03 / Understand
Over time the record may begin to show its shape: which symptoms travel together, what has come before past flares, what held steady through a medication change. Each observation is stated with the confidence the data supports, and no more.
04 / Communicate
Before an appointment, the record can become a short report for your clinician: what changed, since when, and what is worth asking about. Your pattern, in clinical language, in your hands.
05 / Connect
A record is easier to carry when the right people can read it. SignalWithin is being built so that you decide who those people are — your clinician, a partner or parent, someone who helps with the day-to-day — and what each of them sees. Sharing will be yours to give, and yours to take back.
