Mood Tracker
Tracks general mood, as well as symptoms and treatments related to specific mood disorders
Condition: Major Depressive
Average Mood: Okay
Symptoms: Energy, Appetite, Repetitive thoughts, Fatigue, Low motivation
Treatments: Escitalopram, Trazodone, Seroquel, Exercise, Therapy
Condition: Bipolar I
Average Mood: Bad
Symptoms: Self-Esteem, Stress, Anxiety, Repetitive thoughts, Anger
Treatments: Divalproex, Escitalopram, Therapy, Ativan
discomposed's other trackers: Sleep, Addiction, BP
Sleep, Addiction, BP
Condition: None
Average Mood: Okay
Symptoms: Headache, Back pain, PainBin, Fatigue, Anxiety
Treatments: Lamotrigine, Carbamazepine, Relaxation tech.
- Track the ups and downs of your mood
- Record symptoms, medications and treatments
- Print out a copy for doctor visits
- Track the ups and downs of your mood
- Record symptoms, medications and treatments
- Print out a copy for doctor visits
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