Keeping Track: A Journal for Family Medical Records

Keep your family medical history organized
Have you ever been to the hospital or a new doctor's office, minding your own business, and filling out intake forms when suddenly you come across a slew of questions that take you off guard?

Does heart disease run in our family?

What year did I have that elective surgery? Does it matter for this? Will I be asked about it in ten years time?

Keeping a dedicated journal of family medical notes and dates can save you the hassle of trying to remember these details in the moment. Additionally, logging medical history can be incredibly useful for loved ones in seeking appropriate help in emergency situations.

Keeping Track: A Journal for Family Medical Records has 120 lined, white pages and is the ideal size for tossing in a purse or backpack to accompany you to appointments. It also fits easily into a filing cabinet for safe-keeping and confidentiality. Pens, pencils, and fineliners write very smoothly in this journal.

Some of the things that this journal would be incredibly useful in tracking are:
allergies to medications
family history of autoimmune diseases, such as type 2 diabetes or rheumatoid arthritis, etc.
important medical dates, for example vaccinations, surgeries, etc.
dates traveled out of country to areas considered "high risk" for certain viruses
important upcoming appointment dates
questions you have for your new doctor or about a diagnosis
...and so much more
Be as organized and in-control over your health as possible with Keeping Track: A Journal for Family Medical Records

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