Information from ecological momentary assessments lead to over-medicalization: Yes.

This article discusses the use of ecological momentary assessment (EMA) in capturing real-time data on individuals' behaviors and experiences in their natural environments. EMA has been utilized in various research domains, including studies on multiple sclerosis (MS), to evaluate neurological symptoms and explore associations between physical activity and MS symptoms. However, the integration of EMA into routine care raises concerns about over-medicalization, increased stress levels, unnecessary clinical examinations, and the reliability of self-reported data. Careful consideration is needed to balance the benefits of EMA with its potential psychological impact and overutilization of healthcare resources. [Extracted from the article]