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Hey Ronnie!

You can try this prompt:

App Title: How to Deal with High Creatinine

Goal / One-liner: Create an educational, medical information app that explains what high creatinine is, common causes, typications of medications, and practical, evidence-based steps for lowering creatinine—with strong safety disclaimers and references. No personalized medical advice; encourage users to consult a clinician.

Audience: Patients/caregivers looking for understandable guidance; clinicians can suggest it as reading material.

Core Features (MVP):

Home / Overview with explainer cards and safety banner (not medical advice).

Causes Library (searchable, taggable).

Medications Library (classes, indications, precautions; no dosing advice).

Steps to Lower Creatinine (lifestyle, hydration, medication review with doctor, managing underlying conditions).

FAQ (short answers with links to articles).

References (external reputable sources).

Glossary (creatinine, eGFR, AKI, CKD, etc.).

Learn Tracker (bookmark articles, mark as read).

Contact a Professional call-to-action (find a doctor link out).

Non-Goals / Guardrails:

No diagnosis, dosing, or personalized treatment plans.

No symptom checkers; no data collection beyond optional bookmarks.

Show a persistent “Not medical advice—see a healthcare professional” banner.

Entities / Data Model:

Article { title, slug, summary, body (rich text), category [‘Cause’, ‘Medication’, ‘Step’, ‘FAQ’, ‘Glossary’], tags[], references[], authorId, status [draft/published], publishedAt }

Cause { name, overview, mechanism, relatedConditions[], riskLevel [low/med/high], articleId }

Medication { name, class, overview, typicalUseCases, precautions, interactions (text), consultYourDoctorNote, articleId }

Step { title, type [‘Lifestyle’, ‘ClinicalDiscussion’, ‘Monitoring’], description, evidenceLevel [A/B/C], articleId }

FAQ { question, answer, relatedArticles[] }

Reference { title, source (NIH/CDC/NICE/etc.), url }

GlossaryTerm { term, definition, relatedArticles[] }

User { name, email, role [Admin, MedicalEditor, Reviewer, Reader] }

Bookmark { userId, articleId, createdAt }

Roles & Permissions:

Admin: full CRUD, user & role management, publish.

MedicalEditor: create/edit content, submit for review, cannot publish without Reviewer/Admin.

Reviewer: approve/reject edits, publish.

Reader: read-only, can bookmark.

Draft → Review → Published workflow; audit log for content changes.

Pages / Navigation:

Home: hero + “What is creatinine?”, “When to see a doctor?”, featured Causes, Steps, Medications, FAQ; global safety banner.

Causes: filter by condition (CKD, dehydration, meds, high protein intake, intense exercise, urinary obstruction, AKI); searchable list → detail page with references.

Medications: therapeutic classes (e.g., ACE inhibitors/ARBs context, NSAIDs risk note, contrast agents note, creatine supplements note) → detail pages with precautions and “Discuss with your doctor”.

Steps to Lower Creatinine: lifestyle (hydration, diet patterns reviewed with clinician, avoid nephrotoxic meds), clinical steps (medication review, manage BP/diabetes, treat obstruction/infection), monitoring (repeat labs with doctor).

FAQ: short answers linking back to articles.

References: curated list of reputable links.

Glossary: A-Z terms.

My Library: bookmarks for logged-in users.

Admin / CMS: content dashboard, review queue, role management, audit log.

UI / UX Requirements:

Clean, accessible (WCAG AA).

Prominent “Not medical advice” banner on every page.

“When to seek urgent care” card (red flag symptoms → call emergency services).

Search + filters on Causes/Medications/Steps.

Related content widgets (e.g., on a cause page show relevant steps & meds).

Localization: English now; i18n-ready strings.

Seed Content (placeholders):

Causes: Chronic Kidney Disease, Dehydration, High protein intake, Intense exercise, Urinary obstruction, Acute kidney injury, Medications (e.g., NSAIDs).

Medications (classes): NSAIDs (precaution), ACE inhibitors/ARBs (contextual note), Diuretics, Creatine supplements (not a medication; caution), Iodinated contrast (hospital setting).

Steps: Hydration plan (discuss with clinician), Medication review with doctor, Manage blood pressure/diabetes, Avoid nephrotoxins, Address obstruction/infection promptly, Follow-up labs.

References: NIH, CDC, NICE, KDIGO, National Kidney Foundation.

Compliance / Safety Copy (place verbatim in footer + header banner):

“Educational information only. Not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider.”

Tech Preferences:

Any standard stack you support for CMS-style CRUD, auth, roles, and editorial workflow.

Include Admin CMS, search, tags, and review/publish pipeline out of the box.

Nice-to-Have (if quick):

Print-friendly article view.

Copy link / Share to LinkedIn/X.

Simple sitemap + meta tags per article.

Primary CTA: “Start learning” (Home) and “Find a doctor” external link. Secondary CTA: “Bookmark this article” (requires login). ```

Hope it works!