Menopause is treated in short consultations months apart. What happens in between, nobody sees. Ryma is the woman's own tool. She talks or writes when a symptom shows up, and Ryma gathers it into one report.
When she chooses to share that report with you, the consultation builds on structured data over time instead of memory.
The clinic receives a shared activation code. The woman downloads Ryma, enters the code, and her account is linked to you.
She talks or writes to Ryma when something comes up. Ryma maps her patterns, builds a personal focus plan and gathers everything into one report.
Sharing is her choice and can be withdrawn at any time. If she shares, you see her report in the clinic portal before and between visits.
Ryma is built for the woman. That is why she keeps using it. The clinic gets what an engaged patient gives.
The report is ready before the consultation. Symptoms, patterns and treatment history, gathered by her over weeks, not reconstructed in five minutes.
When treatment is adjusted, you can see what happens in the following weeks. The effect shows sooner, and the next visit starts where the last one ended.
Time with each patient is limited. With the relevant data already in your hands, you can use it to consult on options and make decisions, instead of catching up.
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