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Pain Tracker & Diary by Nanolume® "Created for patients who wish to present others the severe types of pain they are living with every day." TRACK IT BETTER. TREAT IT BETTER. Now you can distinctly track, map, and monitor not only the intensity, but also the pattern and extent of spread, of at least 12 uniquely various types of pain on your mobile device, using patent-pending technology. PAIN IS LIFE-CHANGING When you are suffering with pain, what you wish is to feel better again. Tracking your pain is necessary in treating your pain. When your healthcare providers can see how your pain changes over time, trends can emerge that might otherwise go unnoticed. Pain is a complex sensation that can constantly change with varying intensities, textures, places, and patterns of spread. This is especially real for individuals who suffer from a severe kind of chronic pain called Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS). Trying to remember and describe the info of the pain you have experienced over the course of days or weeks can be daunting. Nanolume® makes it simple for you to track, analyze, and map at least 12 distinct types of pain every day. By more completely knowing what types of pain a person is suffering with, such knowledge can be used to improve the basis upon which your diagnosis and treatment can be developed and/or adjusted. PAIN IS DIFFERENT Healthcare specialists consider pain to be the 5th vital sign, along with blood pressure, heart rate, ventilation rate, and temperature. While the first 4 vital signs are objective findings that can be easily measured, the 5th vital sign is different. Pain is a subjective – not objective – vital sign; it cannot be measured. Its assessment relies on the ability of the patient to describe what he or she feels. This apk allows you to better document and communicate what you feel to others. FEATURES - Select from at least 12 various pain types for each entry. - Select the intensity of each pain kind. - Map the place of each pain kind. - Hold a diary where each kind of pain exists on your body. - Present each pain kind separately or all together so others can understand the complexity of what you feel. - Add Notes. - Go back and recreate a record of the pain you remember from the past - Apk estimates the percentage of your body surface place covered by each pain kind. - View a summary of trends in 'Charts'. - Infinite Pain Entries. An infinite number of pain entries can be saved and tracked. - Copy/Edit. Copy or edit-a-copy of a previous pain entry. - Numbness. Track numbness along with pain entries (data charted separately). - Custom Pain Types. Allows you to define up to three custom pain types that you can use to track your pain. PAIN TYPES - Aching – A dull continuous place of soreness. - Allodynia – An unusual skin-sensitivity to light touch, vibrations, or wind that causes severe pain. - Burning – A fiery-hot, blistering, broiling, or searing pain. - Cutting – A tearing, lacerating, or ripping-apart kind of pain. - Freezing – A shivering, bone-chilling or ice-cold sensation. - Shooting – A sudden flash of shocking pain that travels across, up, or down a body region. - Squeezing – A cramping, gripping, or spasm kind of pain. - Stabbing – A sharp jabbing, knife-like, or penetrating kind of pain. - Stiffness – A decreased ability to move a joint or muscle-area due to tightness or awful flexibility. - Stinging – A very uncomfortable repetitively pinching or pins-and-needles kind of pain. - Stretching – A pulling, twisting, tugging pain. - Throbbing – A beating, pounding, or pulsing pain. - Tingling – An bug-like crawling or repetitively prickling sensation. - Custom – Add up to 3 custom-defined pain types. DATA STORAGE Data is stored on your device and is not collected/stored by Nanolume®, LLC. VIDEO INFORMATION https://vimeo.com/174772061 Copyright © 2014-2018 Nanolume® LLC. All rights reserved. Patent Pending.