WalshDoc Questionnaire Platform

Patient Questionnaires & Predictive Assessments

WalshDoc is a cloud-based questionnaire and assessment platform developed by Second Opinion Physician to organize symptoms, history, lab context, and follow-up progress into structured clinical patterns.

After completing a questionnaire, your answers may generate an educational symptom-based report with predictive pattern scores, visual bar graphs, suggested areas of focus, and lab categories that may deserve review before testing or consultation.

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WalshDoc is the questionnaire and report system used by Second Opinion Physician to organize symptoms, history, lab context, and follow-up progress into clearer clinical patterns. If you are unsure how the questionnaires, reports, labs, and supplement-plan options fit together, start with the short explainer page.

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The WalshDoc Difference

Most intake forms collect answers and stop there. WalshDoc converts those answers into visual report blocks, percentages, supporting symptom groups, and follow-up comparisons so patients and clinicians can recognize patterns faster.

Predictive Symptom Scoring

Answers are scored to highlight the patterns most supported by the reported symptoms.

Pattern Bars & Percentages

Visual bars make it easier to compare relative pattern strength at a glance.

Supporting Symptom Groups

Checked answers can be grouped under the pattern they support.

Follow-Up Progress Tracking

Repeat assessments help show what improved, persisted, or needs renewed focus.

Choose the Right Questionnaire

Select the questionnaire that best fits the patient and the main clinical question. The standard biotype questionnaire is most useful when the patient can describe long-standing mood, anxiety, focus, sleep, behavior, and stress-tolerance symptoms. Younger children usually do better with the pediatric neurodevelopment questionnaire.

Adult, teen, or older child Start with the Biotype Questionnaire when the patient can describe symptoms and history.
Toddler or young child Use the Pediatric Neurodevelopment Questionnaire for speech, sensory, sleep, gut, immune, behavior, regression, or autism-related concerns.
Known exposure or detox concern Use Toxic Burden or Biotype + Toxic Burden when chemical sensitivity, mold, mitochondrial stress, or clearance problems are central.
Already completed a report Use a follow-up questionnaire to track progress, side effects, setbacks, labs, and remaining symptoms.

Initial Assessments

New Patient

Biotype Questionnaire

Generates a symptom-based Walsh biotype assessment, including patterns related to mood, anxiety, attention, sleep, behavior, copper overload, pyroluria, methylation patterns, and toxic burden.

Start Biotype Assessment
New Patient

Biotype + Toxic Burden Questionnaire

For patients who want a broader symptom-based assessment that includes Walsh biotype patterns plus toxic burden, detoxification stress, chemical sensitivity, and environmental exposure concerns.

Start Combined Assessment
Focused Initial Screen

Toxic Burden Questionnaire

For patients whose main concern involves toxic burden, mitochondrial stress, creatine demand, methylation demand, acidic pH indicators, toxin exposure, or related recovery patterns.

Start Toxic Burden Assessment
Broad Intake

General Functional Health Questionnaire

For broader functional medicine review, including digestion, hormones, immune or inflammatory concerns, sleep, nutrition, medications, supplements, prior labs, and health goals.

Start Functional Health Assessment

Follow-Up Assessments

Follow-Up

Follow-Up Biotype Questionnaire

Tracks symptom changes, supplement response, side effects, progress, setbacks, and current concerns after a prior biotype assessment.

Update My Biotype Progress
Follow-Up

Follow-Up Toxic Burden Questionnaire

Tracks toxic burden symptoms, chemical sensitivity, detoxification response, environmental exposure concerns, tolerance changes, and progress over time.

Update Toxic Burden Progress
Follow-Up

Follow-Up Biotype + Toxic Burden Questionnaire

Updates both biotype-related symptoms and toxic burden symptoms, including lab trends, protocol response, remaining concerns, side effects, and progress.

Update Combined Progress
Follow-Up + Methylation

Follow-Up Biotype + First-Time Methylation Questionnaire

For existing biotype patients now adding methylation-panel history, symptoms, or lab review for the first time.

Start Methylation Follow-Up

Pediatric and Focused Assessments

Pediatric

Pediatric Neurodevelopment Questionnaire

Generates a pediatric support-domain report for children with autism-related symptoms, ADHD, developmental delay, speech delay, regression, sensory issues, sleep problems, gut symptoms, immune/allergy concerns, oxidative stress, mitochondrial vulnerability, copper-zinc imbalance, or methylation/folate pathway concerns.

Start Pediatric Assessment
Focused Deep Dive

Insomnia & Anxiety Deep Dive

For patients whose main concern is insomnia, anxiety, panic, rumination, nighttime restlessness, medication or supplement sensitivity, nervous-system overstimulation, or persistent sleep disruption.

Start Insomnia & Anxiety Assessment

Report Preview Examples

These examples show how questionnaire answers can become visual pattern summaries, symptom support sections, and follow-up comparisons. The toxic burden section is distinctive to SOP because it organizes reported toxic burden patterns alongside methylation activity, mitochondrial stress, creatine demand, pH indicators, and toxin exposure.

BIOTYPE SYMPTOMS PATTERN

A completed biotype questionnaire can show the relative strength of each Walsh biotype pattern.

Undermethylation41.6%Secondary
Overmethylation9.0%Minimal
Copper Overload46.6%Predominant
Pyroluria26.9%—

BIOTYPE SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS

This type of supporting-detail section can follow each pattern set in different WalshDoc reports. It is shown here as one example of the broader detail provided in the screening reports: the visual bar is paired with the symptom answers that helped support it.

Scores are not created by simply counting checked boxes. WalshDoc weights questions using the Walsh Approach framework, SOP pattern-frequency review from more than 1,000 prior questionnaire responses, and lab-confirmed pattern analysis from Second Opinion Physician.

Copper Overload Signs and Symptoms: Depression with anxiety • Emotional meltdowns • High anxiety • Panic tendency • High irritability • Mild to moderate irritability • Stress-related sleep disruption or poor recovery • Estrogen sensitivity pattern • Hormonal worsening pattern • Skin sensitivity • Sparse chest, leg, and arm hair
Undermethylation Signs and Symptoms: History of perfectionism • Obsessions without compulsive actions • Perfectionism • Rumination about past events • Severe inner tension • Short temper • Family history of high accomplishment • High accomplishment before onset
Pyroluria Signs and Symptoms: Poor stress control • Poor short-term memory • Sensitive to loud noises • White spots in fingernails • Frequent infections • Affinity for spicy or salty foods
Overmethylation Signs and Symptoms: High fluidity pattern, such as increased tears, saliva, or related fluidity symptoms

TOXIC BURDEN SYMPTOMS PATTERN

This SOP/WalshDoc section is unique because it reflects Dr. Epstein’s recognition that toxic burden symptoms often overlap with methylation activity and related metabolic pressure points, including SAH, homocysteine, methionine balance, glutathione reserve, mitochondrial stress, creatine demand, acidic pH indicators, and reported toxin exposure.

Toxin Exposure27.3%—
Mitochondrial Stress60.0%Secondary
Creatine Demand46.2%—
Methylation Demand40.0%—
Acidic pH Indicators66.7%Predominant

TOXIC BURDEN FOLLOW-UP COMPARISON

Follow-up reports can compare the current pattern with the original pattern, making it easier to see what improved, what remained stable, and what still needs attention.

Toxin ExposureImproved
Follow-Up
22%
Initial
36%
Mitochondrial StressNot changed
Follow-Up
19%
Initial
19%
Creatine DemandImproved
Follow-Up
18%
Initial
31%
Methylation DemandNot changed
Follow-Up
22%
Initial
22%
Acidic pH IndicatorsImproved, still elevated
Follow-Up
41%
Initial
67%

PEDIATRIC NEURODEVELOPMENT PATTERNS

Pediatric reports can break symptoms into multiple support domains so the review is not limited to one label.

Neurodevelopment / Regression Pattern41%Secondary
Speech / Language Support Domain12%Minimal
Sensory / Motor Regulation54%Strong
Sleep / Autonomic Regulation28%Mild
Gut / Feeding Pattern38%Secondary
Immune / Allergy Burden7%Minimal
Oxidative Stress67%Strong
Mitochondrial Energy Vulnerability19%Mild
Copper-Zinc Balance Pattern46%Secondary
Methylation / Folate Pathway Pattern52%Strong
Connective Tissue / ECM Support24%Mild
Toxic / Environmental Burden11%Minimal

Lab-Guided Interpretation

Questionnaire results can be useful before ordering labs or scheduling a consultation. Labs help confirm whether a symptom pattern is biologically supported and how it should be prioritized.

  • Confirm copper overload, pyroluria, methylation status, oxidative stress, toxic burden, or nutrient deficiency
  • Clarify abnormal labs, conflicting patterns, unusual reactions, or overlapping symptoms
  • Turn questionnaire findings into an individualized supplement, nutrition, or treatment strategy
  • Track progress, side effects, setbacks, and lab trends over time

Next Steps After the Questionnaire

After completing a questionnaire, use the report to decide whether to order labs, request a consultation, send a question, or track progress over time.

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Walsh Approach Test Panels

Browse lab panels that can help support interpretation.

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How WalshDoc Works

Learn how questionnaires, reports, labs, and supplement-plan options fit together.

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Learn About the Walsh Approach

Understand the biotype framework behind many of the questionnaires.

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WalshDoc uses a predictive symptom model to provide patients with a visual interpretation of reported symptoms. The output is designed to support faster pattern recognition for Second Opinion Physician, Walsh-trained clinicians, and patients deciding which lab categories or consultation steps may be most relevant.