RA Monitor

RA Monitor

Rheumatoid Arthritis Tracking

90 ratings
29 reviews
Free

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • December 29, 2017
  • March 31, 2023

Features

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About

This app helps individuals manage Rheumatoid Arthritis by tracking symptoms, medication, and triggers. It provides informative reports, connects users with specialists and an anonymous community, and offers RA news updates.

Symptom tracking (location, function, weather, cycle, stress)
Medication tracking with effectiveness
Trigger identification
Specialist and RA Navigator connection
Anonymous community forum
Shareable symptom and medication reports
Automatic weather data integration
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What's New in RA Monitor

1.3.5

March 31, 2023

Updates to the weather data feature.

User reviews

Can’t see well, colors need to be changed!

Please change your choice of colors, it is almost impossible to see the text in the app.

Needs help

I wish the app kept track of the severity of symptoms for each joint and I wish the whole report page was different. The report page is hard to tell if you’re making progress or not, and it’s just plain confusing.

Half Way There

I love the concept of this app…being able to track symptoms/pain, but…there are several flaws.

1) I do not have time to click on each individual hand and foot joint every single day. It’s too annoying to click the join, then the symptoms, then do the same thing about 30 more times.

2) The is nowhere to tack other variables that might contribute to lesser pain, ie supplements,food changes, exercise, hot water, ice packs, etc.

Still looking for something that will allow me to see patterns that reduce/improve my symptoms with a good UX/UI.
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3 weeks of tracking

Found this app after my rheumatologist suggested tracking symptoms (correlate with new meds: intro of Methatrexate, then Leflunomide), following ‘sero-negative’ Rheumatoid arthritis diagnosed early-May 2024.
I’ve found this a VERY useful tool, and from what I understand, it’s the first app that you can include on settings, so your specialist is also able to view trends/tracking related to med adjustments
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My review

Excellent App lots of information and I love how you can document everything, great community too but I’m not sure if my rheumatologist would connect with me through this app as I live
In NZ and our Healthcare is different to yours. Links to recipes for RA would be great too thanks again.

Deb

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FAQ

What does RA Monitor do?

RA Monitor is a dedicated app for individuals with Rheumatoid Arthritis. It allows you to meticulously track your symptoms, including their location, impact on daily function, and potential triggers like weather or stress. It also helps you monitor your medications and their effectiveness.

How can RA Monitor help me connect with my doctor?

The app facilitates a connection with your specialist or an RA Navigator, enabling healthcare providers to follow your progress between appointments. You can also choose to change providers through the app. This feature allows for more informed discussions during your visits.

Is there a cost to use RA Monitor?

Based on the provided information, RA Monitor is a free application. It does not appear to have any associated costs for download or usage, nor does it feature in-app purchases or advertisements.

Can I share my progress with others?

Yes, RA Monitor allows you to generate easy-to-read reports of your symptoms, medication, and triggers. These reports can be shared with family, friends, or your healthcare providers, providing them with valuable insights into your condition.

What kind of community support is available?

The app offers an anonymous social networking feature where you can interact with other individuals living with RA. This provides a platform for shared experiences and support from a community that understands the challenges of the condition.