Allergy Tracker°

I like the simplicity of this app. It’s easy to use for the most part. I would like to see the charts be more consolidated and updated so less paper is used. Maybe some better graphs or pie charts. I recently was diagnosed with alpha gal and I have long covid so, I am trying to track what might be allergic reactions and what is long covid. It’s a tough job.

This is the only app I could find to help track symptoms and triggers for someone after having gall bladder surgery and needing to monitor diet reactions. Setup symptoms as the major items that are the reactions from food items. Example is Vomiting, diarrhea, nausea etc…. In all have entered more than 15 items of symptom. Triggers have entered more than 35 different dietary food items. Am not using the treatments feature of the app. So far ai like this app. Why it’s not more than 3 stars? Two reasons. First the app can only have one event per day. It should have capacity to enter multiple events per day because the triggers might change through out the day. Second- report out- There is no ability to filter symptoms or triggers. Fix those two items and it’s a 5 star rating.

I just want to unlock the app so I can see if it’s right for me. Looking for a good app to use to track my cat’s asthma symptoms and possible triggers. UPDATE: overall, this is great! My only quibble: You can post only one update per day - so you can edit it to increase severity or add symptoms or whatnot, but you can’t easily use it to track the daily number of episodes. However, the simplicity of adding custom symptoms, triggers, and treatments, and how you can so easily rate the severity of symptoms, makes this app very useful. Also you can post about dates in the past, helpful for my forgetful adhd brain. Whereas many similar apps are limited to a specific type of trigger or symptom, or focused on the use of one particular medication, this one is much more flexible for someone just starting an allergy or asthma diary. Highly recommend if you’re still pin-pointing what’s going on and gathering information to help you and your doctor (or in our case, vet!) diagnose and treat it.