The Perimenopause
Symptom Tracker
27 pages. Three months of daily tracking, an HRT record, four GP appointment prep sheets, and a quarterly pattern overview. The tool that helps you understand your body — and talk to your doctor with confidence.
General information, not medical advice. Speak to your GP or a menopause specialist about your own care.
Built to serve three jobs at once
Daily recording. Pattern recognition over time. Medical communication. Most symptom trackers only do one. This does all three.
- ✓ Print edition: all 27 pages in 6 sizes (A4, A5, Half Letter, Personal/Filofax, A6, Happy Planner Classic), each with hole-punch guides. Undated, so print any page as often as you need.
- ✓ Ink-Saver edition: the same 6 sizes with white pages and a light cover, about 75% less ink for home printing.
- ✓ GoodNotes / Notability edition: 70 linked pages with side tabs, contents, index, outline, previous/next links, 6 notes pages and a dark or light cover. Includes 12 linked months of symptom grid, mood & sleep and review pages, 6 linked GP prep and appointment record pairs, and 4 quarterly three-month pattern pages.
- ✓ 63 digital stickers (transparent PNG) and a one-page Start Here guide.
Walk in ready. The one that matters most.
Women with perimenopause are dismissed at GP appointments every day. Not because their symptoms aren't real, but because they arrive without the language, the data, or the structure to advocate effectively for themselves.
The GP prep sheet structures the appointment before it happens. Three concerns, pre-written clearly. Six prompted questions to choose from. One field: "what I want to leave this appointment with." And a space for what actually happened.
Four copies are included. That's four appointments — a GP appointment, a follow-up, a referral, a specialist visit. Enough to see a treatment change through.
- Date · Doctor
- My three main concerns — 1, 2, 3
- Questions to ask — tick any: starting or changing HRT · non-hormonal options · blood tests / referral · testosterone · timeline to feel better · something else
- What I want to leave with today