endonemWhat do readers bring to appointments?
Last updated: 2026-09-13 · Author: Endonem
An opt-in survey for readers. Counts only, no outcomes.
This is an opt-in survey for readers of this site. It asks about appointments attended in the last year, what was brought into the room, and what was forgotten. It asks nothing about outcomes. Years of it is probably nothing are hard to argue with from memory, so this survey counts what people carry on paper instead.
The questions
1. Appointments attended
How many clinician appointments about pelvic symptoms have you attended in the last 12 months? None. One. Two or three. Four or more.
2. What was brought
At the most recent one, what did you bring into the room? A printed report. A phone to show. Handwritten notes. Nothing.
3. What was forgotten
What did you forget or leave out? Pain timing. Place of pain. Bleeding pattern. Medication names and doses. Questions you wanted to ask.
4. Intake pages printed
If you used the intake, which pages did you print? Page one. More than page one. None yet.
5. Consent to publish counts
May your answers appear in the aggregate counts below? Yes, counts only. No, skip my answers.
Respond
Answer in either form. Both links are placeholders until a human publishes the live form.
No in-app survey exists and none is planned. The app has no networking code and no analytics, so it cannot ask you anything.
Results
Responses so far: 0. Nothing has been invented and no respondent exists yet. Each finding below carries a stable anchor so future guides can cite it once counts exist.
Finding 1: appointments attended
No responses yet (n=0). When counts exist, this line reports how many appointments readers attended in the last year, with the entry count behind it.
Finding 2: what was brought
No responses yet (n=0). When counts exist, this line reports what readers brought into the room, with the entry count behind it.
Finding 3: what was forgotten
No responses yet (n=0). When counts exist, this line reports what readers forgot or left out, with the entry count behind it.
Finding 4: intake pages printed
No responses yet (n=0). When counts exist, this line reports which intake pages readers printed, with the entry count behind it.
Questions
Is this a clinical study?
No. This is an opt-in survey of the site readers. It is our readers, not a clinical study, and it is reported as counts only.
Do I need the Endonem app to answer?
No. Any reader may answer, with or without the app. The intake is free to walk either way.
Where do the answers go?
Answers are collected in the external form linked above. Only aggregate counts are published on this page, each carrying its entry count.
Is Endonem medical advice?
No. Endonem is a record, not a diagnosis. It does not detect, diagnose, treat, cure or prevent endometriosis or any other condition, and nothing in it is medical advice.
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Last updated 2026-09-13. By Endonem. Endonem is a record, not a diagnosis. It does not detect, diagnose, treat, cure or prevent endometriosis or any other condition, and nothing in it is medical advice.