Flare severity scoring
Daily 1-5 scoring across pain, blood, urgency, fatigue. Auto-flagged when 3+ days exceed threshold.
- Multi-symptom score
- Threshold alerts
- Flare timeline
IBD is not IBS. A Gut Day respects that with serious flare tracking, medication adherence logs, and patterns that help you and your gastroenterologist catch issues before they escalate.
IBD requires medication adherence tracking (biologics, immunosuppressants, 5-ASA, steroids), flare severity grading, blood-in-stool flags, and the ability to share clean reports with your gastroenterologist between appointments. A Gut Day handles all of this. Food triggers matter too - especially for Crohn's strictures - but flare and treatment tracking is the priority.
Daily 1-5 scoring across pain, blood, urgency, fatigue. Auto-flagged when 3+ days exceed threshold.
Log doses for biologics (Humira, Remicade, Stelara, etc.), 5-ASA, steroids, immunosuppressants.
One-tap log for blood or mucus in stool. Insights flag clustering early.
One-tap PDF export of last 30/60/90 days for appointments.
Add your biologic, immunosuppressant or 5-ASA with dose schedule.
Pain, blood, urgency, fatigue - 4 sliders.
Optional but useful for spotting flare triggers.
Bring a clean PDF instead of trying to remember.
Studies of IBD self-report consistently find that patients underestimate severity at routine appointments and overestimate during flares. A 90-day daily log corrects both biases - your gastroenterologist sees the actual pattern, not your mood today.
For Crohn's specifically, food-trigger tracking matters where strictures or fistulas are present - certain fibrous foods can cause obstruction symptoms. The app's photo-based fibre estimation helps avoid those without forced low-residue eating during remission.
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