Representation of symptom alleviation

A computer program product comprising one or more computer-readable storage media having stored thereon one or more computer-executable instructions that are executable by one or more processors of a computer system to cause the computer system to create a multidimensional sensory environment comprising a digital model and sensory signals associated with a symptom of a user by causing the computer system to perform at least the following:

• receive a description and key characteristics of a symptom, the description and key characteristics reflecting a user's own experience of the symptom;
• generate a first digital model of the symptom based on the description and the key characteristics, the first digital model comprising a set of visual sensory signals associated with the symptom;
• generate a second digital model of the symptom based on the description and the key characteristics, the second digital model comprising a set of aural, tactile, or olfactory signals associated with the symptom;
• cause a display system to produce the first digital model;
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• cause a sensory device to output the second digital model, the second digital model customized to match the set of audio, tactile, or olfactory signals associated with the symptom, as informed by the description and the key characteristics of the symptom.

A system for modeling a symptom of a user, comprising:

• a display system configured for one or more of holography, virtual reality, augmented reality, or mixed reality;
• a speaker;
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• a computer system communicatively coupled with the display system and the speaker, the computer system comprising:
• one or more processors;
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• one or more computer-readable storage media having stored thereon computer-executable instructions that, when executed by the one or more processors, configure the computer system to create a multidimensional sensory environment comprising a virtual, augmented, mixed reality, or holographic environment and visual and aural sensory signals to model a symptom of a user by causing the computer system to perform at least the following:
• generate a first digital model within the multidimensional sensory environment, the first digital model comprising a representation of one or more of a room, a landscape, an avatar, or a virtual control panel;
• cause the display system to produce the first digital model;
• receive a description of the symptom comprising (i) a size, (ii) a sound, or (iii) a color associated with the symptom;
• receive key characteristics of the symptom, the key characteristics comprising one or more of (a) a frequency, (b) an intensity, (c) a saturation or (d) dimension for one or more of (i) the size, (ii) the sound, or (iii) the color associated with the symptom;
• generate a second digital model comprising a set of visual sensory signals and a set of aural sensory signals, the second digital model being a dynamic representation of the symptom based on the description and the key characteristics of the symptom;
• cause the display system to produce the set of visual sensory signals of the second digital model at a location within the multidimensional sensory environment;
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• deliver the set of aural sensory signals associated with the second digital model to the speaker, the set of aural sensory signals customized to match at least the sound associated with the symptom, as provided by the description and key characteristics of the symptom.