Chronic illness support
Keep your symptom history together, even when conditions overlap.
Tracking with more than one condition
Start with what you notice: the symptom, its timing, severity and effect on your day. You do not have to decide which condition caused it to keep a useful record.
Some conditions share symptoms. Dizziness on standing is common with POTS and is also one of the Ehlers-Danlos syndrome symptoms. Flushing, hives and stomach cramps together can point to mast cell activation syndrome (MCAS), and tiredness and feeling cold are common with Hashimoto’s thyroiditis.
Other conditions overlap too. Joint pain and morning stiffness are shared by arthritis, psoriatic arthritis and ankylosing spondylitis. Gut symptoms come with IBS, Crohn’s disease, ulcerative colitis and gastroparesis. Pain is central to fibromyalgia, chronic pain, CRPS, migraine and endometriosis, and fatigue to ME/CFS, long COVID, lupus, Sjögren’s and MS. PCOS and endometriosis are easier to read when symptoms are lined up with your cycle. For Hashimoto’s, our guides to Hashimoto’s symptoms and the Hashimoto’s diet go deeper.
Fictional example: Alex lives with Long COVID and migraine. Alex records a headache and fatigue on the same day, notes the time and what activities were difficult, and leaves the cause uncertain. Those observations can become questions for an appointment, rather than a new diagnosis.
Explore symptom tracking or see Alex’s fictional appointment report. Choose a condition below for related tracking topics.
Fibromyalgia
Map widespread pain, name your fatigue, watch the fog lift and settle. Juno makes the day-to-day variation legible.
POTS
Track what happens when you stand. Hydration, salt, heat, heart rate, and the days posture decides everything.
ME/CFS
See PEM coming. Find your energy envelope. Make crashes a pattern, not a mystery.
Endometriosis
Pelvic pain, cycle, bleeding, and the bowel and bladder symptoms nobody asks about. Juno keeps the whole picture together.
Lupus
Lupus changes its mind weekly. Juno keeps the timeline so flares aren't reconstructed from memory.
Arthritis
Joint by joint. Morning stiffness with a clock on it. Mobility you can actually compare across months.
Migraine
Attacks, aura, triggers, recovery. Find the patterns months of memory hide.
Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Skip the food diary you can't keep. Capture meals, stress, and bowel habits in plain language.
Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome
Subluxations, pain, fatigue, and the comorbidities EDS rarely arrives alone with — all in one timeline.
Multiple Sclerosis
Heat days, weird sensations, fatigue you can't explain. Juno keeps the timeline neurology needs.
Long COVID
Fatigue, fog, breath, dysautonomia. Juno records the multi-system mess so it stops being invisible.
Chronic Pain
Map the pain. Tag the triggers. Watch treatments work — or not — across months instead of moments.
Ankylosing Spondylitis
Track inflammatory back pain, morning stiffness duration, fatigue, and biologic response across the months it takes to read a trend.
Psoriatic Arthritis
Joints, skin, nails, and energy — the multi-domain mess of PsA, in one timeline your rheumatologist can read.
Crohn's Disease
Bowel patterns, abdominal pain, weight, and biologic timing — kept consistent so flares are visible long before they're emergencies.
Ulcerative Colitis
Frequency, urgency, blood, and the questions you forgot to ask last time — captured between appointments.
Hashimoto's Thyroiditis
Fatigue, fog, cold, and the slow drift between labs — kept legible so dose changes have evidence behind them.
Sjögren's Syndrome
Dryness, fatigue, joints, and the systemic edges of Sjögren's that get missed between rheumatology visits.
Mast Cell Activation Syndrome
Multi-system flares, food and environmental triggers, and the meds that change how today goes — all in one timeline.
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome
Cycle, mood, weight, skin, and the metabolic edges of PCOS — kept consistent across the months it takes for treatments to work.
Gastroparesis
Nausea, fullness, food, weight, and the meds that change how today goes — captured between GI visits.
Complex Regional Pain Syndrome
Pain, allodynia, swelling, and skin changes — captured carefully so rehab and pain-clinic visits start with evidence, not recall.