Our app let's you record painful body events that you'd like to track in order to see if you are improving. The app even lets you record your blood pressure along with your medications. Easy to use.
Record each time you experience a pain event, including the severity, environment and notes for later consideration. See the pain areas you've experienced over time.
You can view the avatar to select the default pain areas or create your own. Everything from colds to toe aches can be found.
Enter your medications including dosage. Record which meds you've used to help with the pain. See the medications you've used over time.
PainTracker lets you record your blood pressure. Quickly see how you're doing and provide your doctor with valuable information at a glance
View the severity of pain events over time using a calendar view. Really helps drive the point home when you can at a glance see how you're improving. You can even see a comparison to the previous year.
PainTracker was developed years ago when I found myself looking for a way to track my joint pains.
I simply wanted to track the pains I experienced over time to see if there were patterns based on weather, stress, foods or dates.
I also wanted to track the kind of medications I used to resolve them so that when I went to my doctors I could bring stats that could help them take me to the next steps. What I discovered was so very helpful in that my pains seem to be seasonal and so I would start taking some medications early. In just one year, my 12 months of pain went down to 2-3 weeks of pain.
I can now even add my blood pressure data so that i could compare my pains and impact on my pressure.
It's my hope that you'll find benefit to using PainTracker too .
Last Updated July 30, 2015
Why Pain Tracker?
For folks that need or want to see how their pain events are improving over time, then Pain Tracker is for you. It's also been used to remind yourself of which medication to take at certain times of the day along with the dosage.
My pain event is not listed can I add my own?
Yes. Simply go to the options tab in the right top corner and choose to add a pain event.
Will my custom pain event appear listed on the avatar?
No. Custom pain events are listed when you choose to enter a pain event but it won't appear on the avatar. The avatar contains only default pain events.
Is the app phone and tablet friendly?
Yes. You will notice the view changes if you select the phone image big A compared to the little A in the top right corner of your startup screen. Simply select the letters which will then change the font sizing and layout characteristics.
Is it possible to store the username and password?
No. This version of PainTracker does not store your username or password.
Can I add my own medications?
Yes. PainTracker provides a couple of basic medications to start with. You can add your own by going to the options (top right corner 3 grey lines) and choosing 'My Medications'. When you choose 'Add Medications' enter the information and select 'Save'.
How can I record my blood pressure?
From your options, select 'Blood Pressure'. Here you can add a reading or view your historical readings. You're doctor will love this!
“its really a very amazing app, easy to enter my information and to select the pain I am experiencing, well done.
“First of all hands off to you guys for your effort and nice, super tool. I had surgery and wanted to see how frequently I was using various meds to control the pain. It was encouraging to me to see over a few months how things got better. We sometimes forget when we live day to day so this was great.”
“At first view, looks like a nice innovative tool, i like the great focus and time that was given to the avatar which displays the default pain events, it makes it easy to enter. I also like the reporting to see how often I take a certain medication or experience a pain.”
ADDRESS
1568 Merivale Road
Suite 258
Ottawa, Ont. Canada
K2G 5Y7
CONTACTS
Email: info@appyourway.com
Phone: 1-888-613-0260
SHARE THIS PAGE!