Comprehensive but frustrating
Response from developer
Hi, thank you so much for taking the time to write this, and I'm sorry the app has been frustrating for you. I can see why this feels confusing, so let me explain how it works. Symptoms are treated as your migraine, even at severity 0 (0 needs the latest version). Triggers and warning signs aren't treated as a migraine. They raise your risk, and the statistics work out which of them lead to your symptoms. That's why some things can look like both. Fatigue or neck stiffness can come hours before an attack as well as during one. Before an attack, we count it as a warning sign and list it in your patterns next to your triggers. During an attack, it's a symptom. On a day without a migraine, you're welcome to log a trigger or warning sign on its own with Quick Log or the Daily Check-In, and no migraine gets recorded. If something feels like it's in the wrong group for you, you can add it to whichever list suits you under Manage Items in the settings. If anything still doesn't look right, I'd be glad to hear from you at help@migraineme.app. Thank you for giving MigraineMe a try.
