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Pain Tracker

Tracks pain as it relates to a number of different conditions

mild

severe

Pain Severity

Sweety2002

Symptoms: Muscle pain, Fatigue, Forgetfulness, Visual problems, Rash

Treatments: Lyrica, Acetaminophen

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Sweety2002's other trackers:

CFS/FMS

asura28

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l_mahnesmith

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l_mahnesmith's other trackers:

Weight,

Anxiety,

Mood

RSANDDS

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RSANDDS's other trackers:

Anxiety

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Track your pain

Visually record your pain on body maps
Record use of pain medications
View a history of your pain

Track your pain

Visually record your pain on body maps
Record use of pain medications
View a history of your pain

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