Pain app for smartphone

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I just downloaded a Pain app for smartphone on my Android called Manage My

Pain.

It allows you to document specific details about daily pain such as burning

stabbing etc.

It also allows for notes. Aggravating factors and types of treatments such

as Rx. Ice. Heat. Massage.repositioning etc. It records date and time.

Then you can create a pdf file and email it to yourself if you want to

print it or share it. This would have been useful to have for my ADD'L

hearing. It was free to download.

Ellen

[Guest guest]

Thanks! Thats very helpful. It doesn't seem to be available for iphone but it

did lead me to a couple of useful pain and migraine diary apps. Thanks for

posting that x

[Guest guest]

, Ellen wrote:

> I just downloaded a Pain app for smartphone on my Android called Manage My

> Pain.

>

> It allows you to document specific details about daily pain such as burning

> stabbing etc.

>

> It also allows for notes. Aggravating factors and types of treatments such

> as Rx. Ice. Heat. Massage.repositioning etc. It records date and time.

> Then you can create a pdf file and email it to yourself if you want to

> print it or share it. This would have been useful to have for my ADD'L

> hearing. It was free to download.

EllenEllen,

I saw that on a med form website and yes that is what is on the American Pain

Foundation website. I told my husband who is computer programmer that is where

the business should be.

We also have our medical records on a memory stick and I put all the records of

my tests, doctor phone calls etc under a comments section on a seperate headin.

I , for one, know that the documentation I did like you speak of is why I was

approved for my disability. Bennie

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