My Pain Log

My Pain Log

Chronic Pain Diary Log

21 ratings
35 reviews
Free
In-App Purchases

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • August 6, 2018
  • August 6, 2018

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Easily log your chronic pain and symptoms to share with your doctor. This diary helps you track pain over time, including location, duration, and triggers, to provide valuable data for better treatment.

Track pain and symptoms
Log pain location, duration, and triggers
Generate reports for doctors
Monitor pain over time
Identify pain patterns and triggers
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What's New in My Pain Log

1.0

August 6, 2018

This update from Apple will improve the functionality of this app. No new features are included.

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User reviews

Ok but dates are off by a day

Works as expected for the most part. The only problem is the date that you enter is not the date that shows up in the log. It’s a day off for me so tracking my pain and being able to give something to my doctor or my attorney this app is making it very hard, even after paying to be able to export all data, I’m still having trouble
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Útil

É um aplicativo muito útil, mas percebi um erro. Registrei em um único dia duas dores diferentes, ele computou como dois dias de dor… mesmo a data do registro sendo a mesma. Isso comprometeu um pouco o acompanhamento.

Sensacional

Porém podia ter uma área para o profissional ver a evolução do paciente

Confusing

It worked great for one month then it stopped recording the data I put in. There is nothing anywhere to help solve this issue

Simple but lots of serious problems!

I liked this app at first. It was simple, and I could add symptoms or triggers to customize for my own pain.

But when I opened it in preparation for today’s doctor appointment I found two issues:
1. Three of my entries had been deleted! I was able to reconstruct one of them but have no idea on the other two. So I no longer have an a curate picture to describe to my doctor.
2. The date is off by a day. In the entry itself, it says 8/31/22 but when I look at the over all log it says 8/30/22. All the dates were accurate when I looked at it last but today they have all shifted one day. Deleting and re-entering does not help, nor does restarting.

This is not a reliable app and I will be looking for something new.
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FAQ

What does My Pain Log do?

My Pain Log is a digital diary designed to help you meticulously track your chronic pain and associated symptoms. It allows you to record details such as the location, duration, and potential triggers of your pain, creating a comprehensive record of your pain experience over time.

How can this app help me and my doctor?

By consistently logging your pain and symptoms, the app helps you identify patterns and potential triggers that might influence your pain. This detailed information is invaluable when shared with your doctor, enabling them to better understand your condition and provide the most effective treatment plan.

What kind of pain elements can I track?

You can track a variety of pain elements, including the specific location of your pain on your body, how long the pain lasts, and any factors that may have triggered it. The more detailed you are, the more useful the data will be for your medical providers.

Is this app free to use?

The application is free to download and use, offering core functionality for tracking your pain and symptoms. Additional features or advanced capabilities may be available through in-app purchases.

Who should use a pain diary like this?

This app is ideal for anyone experiencing chronic pain who wants to maintain a detailed record of their symptoms. It is particularly beneficial for individuals who regularly consult with doctors and need to provide accurate, consistent data about their pain experience to aid in diagnosis and treatment.