Gastritis. The burn, the triggers, and what calms it.
Gastritis lives and dies by triggers — NSAIDs, alcohol, spicy and acidic foods, the timing of meals. Leo tracks it through its flexible symptom, flare and trigger logging, with the labs a work-up runs pinned alongside.
Tracked through Leo's flexible logging.
Gastritis uses Leo's shared trackers rather than a bespoke dashboard: log symptoms with severity, tag the triggers that set them off, and mark bad stretches as flares — with episode templates for a flare, a post-meal episode, and an empty-stomach episode.
The body map highlights the relevant zone, an optional duration tracker counts the days since onset, and a feedback banner lets you ask for anything specific you'd want added.
Symptoms, triggers, flares, and labs.
Symptoms
An 11-symptom gastritis set — burning stomach pain, early fullness, indigestion, reflux, nausea and more.
Triggers
Tag NSAIDs, alcohol, caffeine, spicy/acidic foods, large or skipped meals, late-night eating, stress.
Flares
Episode templates for a flare, a post-meal episode, and an empty-stomach episode.
Labs
CBC, CMP, iron, B12/folate and inflammatory come pinned, with trends and reference ranges.
What ships in the Gastritis hub.
Leo tracks. It doesn't diagnose.
Gastritis is diagnosed by a clinician (often with endoscopy) — Leo has no screener and makes no claim about whether you have it. The dedicated device tools (like a gastric stimulator tracker) belong to the gastroparesis pack, not here.
Everything is descriptive and on-device-first. The logs describe what you recorded; they never predict or give medical advice.
The burn and its triggers, on the record.
Symptom, trigger and flare logging with episode templates, plus the labs a gastritis work-up runs — organized for the conversation with your gastroenterologist.