Pain Scale

Pain Scale

Log for chronic pain

7 ratings
6 reviews

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This app allows users to log their pain levels with date, time, and notes. It generates PDF reports for healthcare professionals and provides visual charts of pain trends over time.

Log pain levels
Record date, time, and notes
Generate PDF reports
Email reports to healthcare providers
View pain trend charts
Track pain over days, weeks, or months
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What's New in Pain Scale

3.0

May 31, 2020

Pdf export fixed.  New: Print pdf. New: Save pdf to files.

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User reviews

It’s definitely a K.I.S.S. application...

It’s apparent that no one reads the comments as it should have been fixed by now.

what it needs is:

Must sync with the cloud so it can be used on multiple devices

Must have a Notes section. The ‘Pain is’ comment section is useless as you can’t view past 100 characters or less. This area s/b a drop down Notes section at least.

The ‘Chart’ option is TERRIBLE! it just doesn’t display anything but one vertical line and it is unreadable on iPhone. Not useful, so why have it?

if you just want to log your numbers for the day and don’t need reports for you Dr and want to use up precious storage space, then it’s yours...

Tammy in Seattle
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Just needs a few tweaks.

The pain scale needs to fill up the screen. It’s too small to see on an iPad. Notes and tags would be nice too. Please.continue to develop.

Needs NOTES

Simple and convenient enough for me to be consistent in tracking/recording my chronic pain. However, it needs a notes section for each entry so that when I identify trends I can draw associations with activities and pain levels. That is very important. Also, the graphs could certainly be better. They need to be bigger on the screen, and, for the money, they could be better graphically. Finally, 4 is moderate and not “severe pain” to me. It would be nice if we could customize the values.
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Medically challenged

This app is ok. It’s simple and gives you just the basic info. What I don’t understand is why I’ve been charged $5.99 for this app today (had this app for a few days) when there is no indication of a fee anywhere. I’ve tried to contact the seller but get a dead end every time. Does anyone have a suggestion as to how to address this fee? Call Apple?
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Great app!

Great App! Suggestion for improvement, is there a way for the notes in the PDF to continue down the page? Right now if I write more than 5 words it trails off as "..." in the PDF. I want my patients to send my me detailed descriptions of their symptoms so I would really appreciate if the notes section in the PDF were formated as "wrap text." Still an awesome app. Can be even better if this were fixed.
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FAQ

What is the Pain Scale app?

Pain Scale is a digital tool designed for logging individual pain estimations. It automatically saves entries with date, time, and optional notes, providing a comprehensive record for users.

Can I share my pain data with my doctor using Pain Scale?

Yes, Pain Scale allows you to create PDF reports of your pain entries. These reports can be printed, saved, or emailed directly to your healthcare professional for informed discussions.

How does Pain Scale help me understand my pain patterns?

The app features a chart that offers a quick overview of your pain entries. You can visualize trends over the last days, weeks, or months, helping you identify patterns and triggers.

What devices is Pain Scale compatible with?

Pain Scale is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices, allowing users to track their pain across various Apple platforms.

How often is Pain Scale updated?

The latest version of Pain Scale is 3.0, and it was last updated on May 31, 2020. This indicates a less frequent update cycle for the application.

What is the age rating for Pain Scale?

Pain Scale has an age rating of 12+, making it suitable for teenagers and adults who need to manage and track their pain.

What is the price of Pain Scale?

Pain Scale is a paid application and costs $5.99. This one-time purchase grants access to all its features for pain logging and reporting.

What is the user sentiment for Pain Scale based on ratings?

Pain Scale has a rating of 3.1 stars from 7 ratings. This suggests a mixed to slightly negative user reception based on the limited available feedback.