Pain is hard to explain. Make it easier to show.
For patients
Use a 3D body map to show where symptoms are felt, how intense they are, and what they feel like — so your care team can see the full picture.
The problem
A number does not tell the whole story.
Pain can move, spread, shrink, burn, tingle, ache, or feel numb. A 0–10 score may be useful, but it cannot show where symptoms are located or how they change.
The experience
Point, paint, and describe.
Use an interactive 3D body chart to mark symptom areas and describe their intensity and what they feel like. The map travels with you between visits. Behind the scenes this becomes a structured record — where it is, how big, how strong, what kind, and how it changes over time.
- Show where symptoms are — not just guess at a number.
- Describe what it feels like: burning, aching, pressure, numbness.
- Save the map so the next visit can compare it to today.
The benefit
Your symptom story can follow you over time.
Each visit becomes a saved snapshot, so you and your clinician can compare today’s symptoms with prior visits — without starting the conversation from scratch.