Treat the stage, not just the symptom.

Medical Reset combines daily symptom tracking with a doctor-grade Symptom Intelligence Report — and soon, wearable data will help the next provider you see understand your biometric markers alongside the stage of menopause you're in.

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Latest wearable tech

Wearable sync is coming soon — Oura, Fitbit, Garmin, Whoop, and Withings first, with Apple Watch to follow in our mobile app. HRV, sleep stages, resting heart rate, and temperature will flow straight into your picture.

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Symptom Intelligence Report

A clinical-grade PDF your doctor will actually read: 90-day symptom heatmap, biometric overlay, trigger correlations, HRT timeline and lab snapshot.

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Specialist matching

Coming soon: geo-tagged menopause specialists who read your report before your visit, so you can stop re-explaining your story.

The centerpiece

Your Symptom Intelligence Report

Most providers get 7 minutes with you. This is what we hand them first — so those minutes are about your treatment plan, not your backstory.

Stage marker. Peri / meno / post with confidence score, FSH trend and cycle regularity.
Symptom heatmap. Last 90 days of hot flashes, sleep, mood, brain fog and joint pain — frequency × severity.
Biometric overlay. HRV, resting heart rate, sleep stages, and skin temperature — once you connect a wearable, coming soon.
Trigger correlations. Top triggers ranked by lift — alcohol → hot flash, late caffeine → broken sleep.
HRT timeline. Dose, adherence and response markers, with effective-date flags when your regimen changes.
Lab snapshot. Latest values from uploaded panels with reference ranges in context.

Not medical advice. Generated for you to share with a licensed provider.

Why your doctor will actually read it

1. One PDF, structured the way a clinician scans charts.
2. Biometric markers — objective data, not just self-report — once you connect a wearable, coming soon.
3. Pattern context: what changed, when, and what correlated.
4. Frozen snapshot with a date — never drifts after you share it.

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What's new in menopause

We scan trusted medical sources — Menopause.org, NAMS, NIH, Mayo, BMJ — and surface what matters.

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