Tools
Questions for your next appointment
Tick what you want to ask, add your own, print one page. Everything on it is a question — the answers are your clinician’s, not ours.
Call your prescriber todaySome things should not wait for the appointment
Severe or persistent abdominal pain, vomiting you cannot keep ahead of, signs of dehydration, allergic symptoms, sudden vision change, or symptoms of pancreatitis or gallbladder trouble are a call to your prescriber or urgent care now — not a line on a list for next month.
Tick the ones you want
Every line is a question to ask, not an answer. Five are ticked to start you off — untick anything that is not your question, and add your own below.
Your own questions
The ones only you would think to ask. These are the ones people forget in the room.
How the last few weeks have actually gone, in whatever words you would use. We do not fill this in for you and nothing from the other tools is copied into it.
Questions for my appointment
5 questions
Questions I want to ask. I assembled this list myself from a checklist on leanfed.com. It is not a medical record and it contains no medical advice.
Eating and drinking
What protein target makes sense for me?
Is my current fluid goal still right?
Symptoms and when to call
Which of my symptoms should I call about rather than wait out?
Movement and strength
Should I be doing resistance training yet, and are there any limits?
The practical side of the medication
Is my storage and travel plan correct for my product?
leanfed.com/tools/clinician-questions
Runs in your browser. Nothing you type here is sent anywhere, and copying, printing or saving happens on your own device.
What this is, and what it deliberately is not
- It is a list of questions, not a set of answers. Nothing here tells you what your protein target should be, what your fluid goal should be, or what to do about a dose. Those are the things you are going in to ask.
- It is not a medical record. Nothing is copied in from the other tools on this site — not your sip schedule, not your pen brand, not your progress log. The sheet contains the boxes you ticked and the words you typed, and that is deliberate: a page that looked like a clinical summary we assembled would be one we are in no position to write.
- Nothing is stored. It runs in your browser, it is not saved to your device, and closing the tab clears it. Print or download it before you leave the page if you want to keep it.
- Bringing a written list is a small thing that changes appointments, especially short ones. If someone comes with you, give them the copy — a second person holding the list is how the third question gets asked.
Before you go: the fluid goal you were given, laid out as a day · what your label says about storage · The LeanFed Path