Painlink

Instead of typing symptoms into a search box, touch where it hurts on a 3D body. You do not need to know the name of it. Touch the spot, and Painlink tells you what that spot is and what commonly happens there. WHAT YOU SEE WHEN YOU TOUCH A SPOT · What is common there, and what each one feels like · Why it happens · When it is worth seeing a clinician · The signs that mean go now, not later Every explanation comes from public health sources such as the NHS, and the source is shown next to it. Nothing here is invented. PEOPLE WHO TOUCHED THE SAME SPOT Read what others with the same spot have written, and add your own. Note how much it hurts (0–10) and which movement brings it on — it is worth having when you look back weeks later. YOUR PAIN MAP Mark where it hurts and how much, day by day. Once a few days stack up, you can see what changed. The map is stored on your device only. It is…