Pain Tracker

About this app

Pain Tracker provides the means to track pain events for any part of your body. Quickly see a body avatar which shows which part of your body has the most pain, great for when speaking with your physician. No more guessing how often you experience a pain event for a specific part of your body, now you will know for certain. You can add the type of medications you are on and the dosage. While adding the pain event you can record the medication you took during the pain event. Record your blood pressure readings as often as you'd like and see how your pressures's history over time. You can configure your own pain areas and medications or use the default values contained within PainTracker. You can quickly see which pain areas you experience most often and the calendar view lets you see the degree in which the pain was, green, orange or red. Ever wonder how your pain this year compares to last year? PainTracker provides you with comparisons to see how things are improving. Ideal for those who want to see if over time, their pain events are increasing or decreasing. You can then discuss these with your doctor showing the pain information during your appointments. Easy to enter, easy to retrieve, perfect for the iPhone or iPad.

- Updated blood pressure feature to include averages of systolic, diastolic and beats per minute along with a view by year and month - Improved the body view for consistency and now includes event count per pain area - Pain event yearly report selection of year has been corrected so that all years can now be seen and chosen - Your profile has now been simplified - Added a new pain log report that can be sorted by diet, mood, weather or date - Improved the blood pressure report to include better analysis when selecting the ? mark - Bug fixes

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1. First observed Aug 16, 2026 · 12:45 AM Free