Guide

How do I track a levodopa infusion pump like Vyalev?

Setting it up

1. Add the medication and choose Pump instead of Doses.
2. Enter your prescribed rate.
3. Log On and Off at the time they happened - backdating is fine, since the pump gives no warning when it stops.
4. Log an extra dose with one tap, in mL.

What you see

• On your day - pump changes and extra doses marked on the chart, and a card for the pump that day.
• In Insights - hours on each setting, total time off, extra doses per day, and your tremor before and after your latest prescribed rate change.
• Extra doses are measured like any dose: when it took hold and how long it held, compared within the same pump setting.

What it will not do

Kampa never connects to the pump, never changes a setting and never suggests one. Rate decisions belong to you and your neurologist - Kampa gives you a record to bring to that conversation.

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Kampa is a personal tracking tool, not a medical device. It does not diagnose, treat or give medical advice, and it never suggests a change to your medication.