Very useful for psoriatic arthritis, one feature recommendation
This has been a very useful app, thank you! I’d love it if I could opt out of the alert including management tips, and just get a plain alert. There’s research showing bracing yourself for pain actually makes you more sensitive to it (and this is my experience) so I’drather not be reminded of the things I might need to do to get more comfortable.
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Such a helpful app!
This app has been great! I’ve been using the free version but may upgrade at some point. I’m not only tracking definite migraine headaches but also things that might indicate a migraine coming on such as extreme fatigue, dizziness, nausea. I’m fascinated that my symptoms have been correlating with significant pressure changes!
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100% Accurate
I started using Pressure Pal to help set up my daily activities about 6 months ago. I am hounded by 2 diagnosed illnesses, both of which are extremely reactive to pressure drops. I can check this App daily and plan my day … and as long as I can lay down and rest while the pressure tanks, I don’t end up with days of recovery. Pressure Pal is the very best tool I have discovered in 20 years! And, it’s 100% accurate for my situation.
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Perfect for migraine awareness
I love that this alerts me before pressure changes so I can prepare and/or prevent a migraine attack.
Not the great
This app isn’t that great. It constantly says the same thing. It follows Apple weather, but sometimes will say steady while Apple weather says rising or falling. The most useful thing is seeing the line is how drastically the pressure may be dropping, but Apple weather tells you that too, just not in an as clear way as this. Possibly has greater potential, but not as great as I expected it to be unfortunately.
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Response from developer
Thank you for your honest feedback! Our key feature is pressure alerts, so you don’t need to check the chart to know when a pressure drop is coming. You can also review your tracked symptoms alongside the pressure chart to see whether there may be a connection with barometric pressure.
