Pain Tracker & Diary

Pain Tracker & Diary

Draw exactly what you feel.

33 ratings
68 reviews

Archived App (Last seen on 27 Jan 2025)

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • September 19, 2014
  • July 7, 2023
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This app helps you meticulously record and visualize your chronic pain. You can detail pain types, intensity, and location on a body map, and add notes about treatments. This data can be shared with doctors to improve diagnosis and treatment effectiveness.

Customizable pain types
Intensity and location tracking
Body map drawing
Surface area calculation
Treatment notes
Historical data comparison
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What's New in Pain Tracker & Diary

4.14

July 7, 2023

Dark mode has been added and can be turned on in Settings (located by tapping the "i" icon in the top-left corner of the Entries/Charts screen). A problem with adding more than one pain type ["Add Pain"] in each diary entry after activating pinch-to-zoom has been resolved. Weighted mean pain intensities between 0.9-10 are now displayed with 2 significant figures. This version also includes minor updates, bug fixes and stability improvements.

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User reviews

The best app to explain my issues!

Very very helpful to show my doctor were I hurt and how I feel. Saves me so much time explaining my problems.

Great App when it doesn’t freeze!

This is a great little app but I’m finding it freezes quite a lot of the time when I’m trying to input the location and type of pain. May because I have a variety of pain types that are interlocking and cover a wide surface area of the boy? But it’s frustrating to have finally found and app that does exactly what I need only to have to freeze constantly on me. It is just not letting me add the pain specifics onto the body or if I do then I it won’t save the input so I can’t move onto the next entry
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Highly Recommended

I have CRPS and this app allows me to share exactly what I am feeling with my doctor. Not only that but I can track my pain levels to see how they are effected when trying new medications or therapies. I would highly recommend this app to anyone who experiences pain and is working to improve their condition.
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I’d like the option for a female model.

The model is male, not unisex. Many chronic pain conditions affect more women than men, and many female specific pain conditions exist. I think a female model is necessary. Otherwise a very straightforward and helpful app.

A Must Have App In 2024

This is a must have app if you have RSD/CRPS or just chronic pain. This app has so many custom types to draw on your unisex body front and back. You can give each pain type a number and a range and there’s a place for charting anything notes you’d like your doctor to have. Best feature you can download it and print this beautifully illustrated charts out and bring them with you to your appointment or you can email them to your physician. It’s a total game changer for your treatment plan. My physician was able to tweak my plan and I have my life back. I’m so blessed to my pain controlled better. Give it a try it’s worth it.
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FAQ

What does the Pain Tracker & Diary app do?

This app helps you record detailed information about your chronic pain, including the type, intensity, and location. You can draw on a body map to show where you feel pain and add notes about medications and treatments. The goal is to provide clear, visual data for you and your doctors.

How do I log a new pain entry?

To create a new entry, tap the '+' button. You can select from a list of pain types or create your own. Then, select the intensity, draw the pain's outline on the body map, and add any relevant notes about treatments or medications. Finally, tap 'Done' to save the entry.

Is the Pain Tracker & Diary app free to use?

Yes, the application is available for free. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements mentioned, suggesting a completely free experience for users.

Can I share my pain data with my doctor?

The app is designed to help you communicate your pain to your care team. By keeping a detailed diary with visual representations and notes, you can show your doctors what you are feeling, aiding in better diagnosis and treatment monitoring.

What kind of pain can I track with this app?

You can track various types of pain, including chronic and complicated pain. The app allows you to define custom pain types and record multiple pain layers within a single entry, providing a comprehensive record of your pain experience.