Bladder diary guides

A bladder diary is usually kept for a reason - a form your clinic handed you, a symptom you are trying to pin down, or a treatment you want to measure. These guides cover what to record in each case, and what your clinician does with it.

• The voiding diary app for the chart your clinic asked for

  Your clinic asked for a voiding diary. Vesi records every void, drink and leak on your iPhone with volume, urgency and timing, then exports the PDF your doctor needs.

• Tracking leaks, with the detail that classifies them

  Track leaks with what you were doing when they happened. Vesi records each episode with urgency, volume and context, then exports a PDF report for your clinic appointment.

• Tracking nocturia, and the numbers behind it

  Waking at night to pass urine? Vesi records nighttime voids and the first morning void separately, with volumes, so your clinician can tell overnight production from bladder capacity.

• Tracking overactive bladder, urge by urge

  Track the urgency, frequency and nighttime voids that define overactive bladder. Vesi records each urge with a severity rating and exports a PDF for your urology appointment.

These pages are information, not medical advice. Vesi is a self-tracking tool and not a medical device - talk to your clinician about your own symptoms.