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04-14-2014, 11:17 AM
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http://www.webmd.com/webmdpaincoachapp
Here is a link to the WebMD Symptom Tracker that will generate a PDF that can be taken to your doctor. It even has nerve pain listed as a condition. It's not perfect, but a good start for a tracker app. I have often thought of creating an app like this and feed the anonomized info into a data mine that can be searched by patients looking for answers. What are some of the things that would be most helpful to have in this app? Example, I would like for the app to track foot pain and triggers. |
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