Chronic Pain Tracker

I’ve been using the app for a little over a month. It’s super easy to use, pretty thorough and customizable. I wish it had a food log, but I guess I could be doing that on the general comments section, just want it to be differentiated from general. The reports are great and I’m excited to see if there are patterns to my pain - my doctor and acupuncturist wanted me to start something like this so we can find out if there’s a way to reduce my issues.

I love everything about this app, except for the canned, limited reports. I can customize my meds, pain, symptoms, and set up some custom templates. Let’s face it, we track weight only once a day and hopefully don’t have to think about it again. I also like the milestone markers for noting when certain changes happen like meds, doctors, and lifestyle. I make about 5 entries per day. After 5 months I have a really good idea of how everything works together in my body. Last week I made a fantastic discovery that taking two particular meds together increased my pain. By separating these by a few hours, life has become much more manageable. Now the reports. There are a paltry amount of reports which can give an overview but I’d like to see much more details. How about all medications by day or month. How many units of pain meds did I need in a period of time? How about line charts to show progression? I do like the histograms. And the comparison report is the most useful, when it works. If I do only 14 days, it usually runs. But can’t do a month or more. Reports should provide some user feedback when it times out. I could sit here for 30 minutes and it just keeps spinning but nothing happens. I do recommend the app though. Start tracking now and perhaps reporting will be improved soon.

Ihave spent a long, long time looking for an app that would let me track everything I need to track with my health. This one does it and it’s fairly intuitive to use, a problem with a lot of trackers. I only have one request that would convince me to give it 5 stars. That would be a place somewhere in the sleep tracking to track if I used my CPAP, how long, and how many apnea events per hour (AHI) I had on a given night. These details have a significant impact on my pain levels and are questions I’m almost always asked but my docs.