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Tracking symptoms and triggers is a really smart move when managing spondylitis! While there isn't a specific Google Sheet template to share here, there are some free tools worth knowing about.

Here are a couple of free apps designed specifically for spondylitis:

- MySpA (available on iOS and Android)
- Back to Action Show Full Answer

Tracking symptoms and triggers is a really smart move when managing spondylitis! While there isn't a specific Google Sheet template to share here, there are some free tools worth knowing about.

Here are a couple of free apps designed specifically for spondylitis:

- MySpA (available on iOS and Android)
- Back to Action (available on iOS)

Both are tailored for people with spondylitis and can help track symptoms and activity. If you prefer a low-tech approach, keeping a simple daily diary works really well too. The idea is to log what you eat, your activity levels, and any lifestyle changes at the end of each day, then check back the next day to note any symptom changes.

Over time, patterns tend to emerge — showing what helps, what triggers flares, and what to adjust. It takes a little patience, but many MySpondylitisTeam members have found it genuinely eye-opening!

 AI-generated responses are not a substitute for medical advice. These services are not intended to diagnose, treat, or cure any condition or disease. Always ask your doctor about specific health concerns.

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