Muqi Pain JournalSTART WITH WHAT YOU NOTICE
You do not need medical vocabulary to make a useful record. These guides explain the product and help you describe your experience without turning observations into a diagnosis.
If you are starting a diary, begin with the recording guide. If you already have entries, read about comparisons and appointment preparation. The data guide explains the difference between local records, account information and exported copies.
These pages describe how to use Muqi Pain Journal. They are not a treatment plan or a substitute for advice from a healthcare professional. External sources are linked where they help you prepare a conversation.
A practical pain diary guide: time, location, intensity, duration, daily activities, sleep and what helped. Record observations without guessing a diagnosis.
Read the guideUse a pain rating to describe one moment. Understand zero, missing entries, different locations and the limits of daily averages in Muqi Pain Journal.
Read the guideChoose a useful date range, review your pain timeline, and prepare questions before sharing a Muqi Pain Journal visit summary with a healthcare professional.
Read the guideUnderstand local pain records, optional online accounts, exports, recovery codes and account deletion before using or sharing Muqi Pain Journal data.
Read the guideAnswers about offline recording, seven languages, 3D anatomy, missing days, exports, accounts and the current iOS release status.
Read the guideMuqi Pain Journal helps people record pain while waiting for care, understand their own observations and bring clearer information to medical appointments.
Read the guideOn the App Store, search “Muqi Pain Journal”