Keeping Your Medical Care Organized

Please upload clear, legible photos of your prescription bottle labels.

Prompt:

Based on these images, I need you to generate an organized schedule and detailed list to help you manage your medications. The information will include:

1. Medication Name: The name of each prescription.
2. Dosage Frequency: How often to take each medication (e.g., daily, twice a day).
3. Timing: Suggested times for each dose, ordered chronologically, with medications that need more frequent doses at the top.
4. Administration Instructions: Whether to take with food, on an empty stomach, or any other specific instructions.
5. Avoidance Warnings: Any interactions to avoid, such as alcohol or certain foods.
6. Common Side Effects: The most common side effects associated with each medication.
7. Additional Notes: Any other critical information, including specific warnings or user preferences.
8. Pharmacy Contact: Contact information for your pharmacy.
9. Doctor’s Contact: Contact information for your prescribing doctor.

The final output will be presented in a multi-column format for easy viewing, with clear, chronological instructions for each day. If there are any custom notes you’d like to include, please add them in the upload.

Please upload a clear, readable scan or photos of the literature you received from your doctor or hospital.

Prompt:

I need you to summarize the key information to give you a simplified, focused overview, including:

1. Diagnosis or Procedure Summary: A brief description of the condition, diagnosis, or procedure you underwent.
2. Care Instructions: Essential post-care instructions, including how to care for any wounds, incision sites, or specific areas of the body affected by the procedure or condition.
3. Warning Signs: Symptoms or warning signs to watch out for that may indicate a worsening condition or need for immediate medical attention.
4. Maintenance or Exercises: Any exercises, routines, or maintenance steps to help in recovery or management of the condition, with recommended frequencies.
5. Medications and Management: Summary of any medications or over-the-counter treatments suggested, along with basic management guidelines.
6. Additional Notes: Other crucial information or reminders that may be included in the literature.
7. Contact Information: Contact details provided, such as your doctor, hospital, pharmacy, or any support lines, so you can reach out with questions or concerns.
   

The output will provide a condensed, easy-to-read summary for you to follow along with key points from your literature and ensure you’re well-informed without having to sort through all the details."