Your patient's heart rate jumped 40 beats standing up this morning. Their chart says 'stable.'
POTS symptoms shift hour to hour — driven by hydration, sleep, heat, menstrual phase, and medication timing — yet no validated POTS-specific outcome measure exists, and clinic assessments capture none of this variability. The RECOVER-AUTONOMIC trial proved that lowering heart rate doesn't mean patients feel better. Forma captures the multi-domain daily signal that connects symptoms to their triggers.
Forecast
Based on prior Topics logging
Topics
How it works
15 seconds of speech. 25 data points.
Forma turns each patient into a continuous data stream. By voice or text, patients log orthostatic episodes with heart rate context, brain fog severity, fatigue levels, hydration and sodium intake, exercise tolerance, GI symptoms, and thermoregulatory events in 20 seconds. No forms, no recall bias — and voice-first matters because many patients are logging from bed on their worst days. The result is a structured, longitudinal dataset across all six POTS clinical domains — daily hydration paired with next-day symptom severity, exercise type correlated with crash onset, and menstrual cycle phase mapped against orthostatic tolerance.
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Forecast
Based on prior Topics logging
Topics
Structured, coded, longitudinal
- Timing
- Onset time:10:00 AMTrigger duration:30 min
- Location
- Ptosis location:Bilateral eyelids
- Severity
- Symptom:DiplopiaPtosis:PresentBulbar symptom:Chewing difficulty
- Actions
- Trigger activity:Sustained readingMedication:PyridostigmineDose:60 mg
- Environmental
- Barometric pressure:30.12 inHg (steady)
- Outcome
- Response time:Within 1 hour