Good start
This app isn’t user friendly. Added my first event fine with notes but could not figure out how to add the 2nd event even with instructions
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Easily track migraines, pain, and medications to prevent chronic pain. Record pain attacks with a single click, view current status, and generate comprehensive reports for doctors. Supports multiple users and offers customizable color themes.
✓Easy pain attack recording
✓Medication and symptom tracking
✓Customizable medication details
✓Monthly pain and medication summaries
✓Comprehensive reports for doctors
✓Multi-user and multi-device support
✓Customizable color themes
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What's New in PainLog
1.1.2
February 4, 2020
This version improves report sending. If you like PainLog, please take a minute to rate it in AppStore. Thanks for choosing PainLog!
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What is PainLog used for?
PainLog is designed for easy tracking and reporting of migraines, pain episodes, and the medications used to treat them. It helps users monitor their condition and provides data for medical professionals.
How much does PainLog cost?
PainLog is a paid application, priced at $1.99. This one-time purchase grants access to all its features for tracking and reporting pain and medication usage.
Can PainLog be used by multiple people?
Yes, PainLog supports multiple users and devices, making it suitable for tracking pain for family members, such as children, or for use across personal devices.
What kind of reports does PainLog generate?
PainLog generates comprehensive reports detailing pain days, medication days, total pain attacks, and medications used. These reports can be easily sent to doctors or other healthcare providers.
Is my data safe with PainLog?
Data entered into PainLog is stored securely and is available across multiple devices without the need for manual backups. This ensures your pain and medication history is always accessible and protected.
What devices does PainLog support?
PainLog is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices, and also supports Apple Watch for convenient tracking on the go.
How often is PainLog updated?
PainLog was last updated on February 4, 2020, with version 1.1.2. While the current update frequency is not explicitly stated, this indicates recent maintenance and improvements.
What is the age rating for PainLog?
PainLog has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users who need to track their pain and medication.
