MALS. The meal-to-pain pattern, counted.
Median arcuate ligament syndrome turns eating into something you brace for. Leo's MALS hub is a focused dashboard over your symptom logs — it surfaces how often post-meal pain and fear of eating are hitting, alongside the labs a work-up runs.
A curated view over what you already log.
Leo doesn't add a separate MALS data-entry app. You log symptoms the usual way, and the hub reads them back: counts of post-meal belly pain and fear of eating over the last 30 days, so a worsening stretch is obvious at a glance.
An optional duration tracker counts the days since onset, and a feedback banner lets you ask for anything the hub is missing.
The signals that matter for MALS.
Post-meal pain
How often “belly pain after eating” shows up over the last 30 days — the MALS through-line.
Fear of eating
Food avoidance counted over time, so the eating burden isn't invisible.
Symptoms & flares
A 9-symptom MALS set plus flare logging — nausea, exercise pain, weight loss, early fullness.
Labs
CBC, CMP, iron, vitamin D and liver come pinned, with trends and reference ranges.
What ships in the MALS hub.
Leo tracks. It doesn't diagnose.
MALS is a diagnosis of exclusion a clinician makes with imaging — Leo has no screener and makes no claim about whether you have it.
This hub is a focused dashboard over your own logs and labs. Everything is descriptive and on-device-first; the counts describe what you recorded, never predict or advise.
The meal-to-pain pattern, on the record.
A focused dashboard that surfaces post-meal pain and fear-of-eating trends from your symptom logs, with the labs a MALS work-up runs — organized for your specialist.