PainScale - Pain Tracker Diary Hack 2.27 + Redeem Codes
Chronic Pain Management Coach
Developer: Boston Scientific
Category: Medical
Price: Free
Version: 2.27
ID: com.bostonscientific.painscale
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Description
The popular pain tracking app for mobile! Join over 100,000 chronic pain patients who manage and scale their pain and symptoms with PainScale; the highly-ranked pain tracker health app on the web!
The PainScale app offers a FREE suite of pain management tools to help chronic pain patients to scale their pain and manage a pain tracker diary!
Created with input from doctors and chronic pain patients, the Pain Diary acts as a pain tracker and organizes all the information the patient needs in one accessible location. With over 800 organized articles, health tips, exercises, and information on pain meditation programs and treatment options, pain management becomes easier.
PainScale provides personalized pain management education for users. Trusted content is available to help people understand their symptoms and better manage their condition. By providing insights to a community of other patients who share their treatment information, PainScale helps patients discover information on treatment options that may work for their condition. PainScale is an easy and simple to use, pain and health tracker app.
Features
• Pain Diary – log and track your pain to track triggers, pain intensity, symptoms, treatments, medications, activity, mood, and sleep digital scale.
• Pain Reports – get and send summary and detailed reports for better patient-physician communication, you can take all the information you need from the Pain Diary.
• Insights - personal tips to help you discover information on treatment options to better manage your condition
• Trusted Content – get FREE access to a searchable library of articles, videos, and meditations to help find pain relief
• Daily Health Tips – get daily meditation, stretch, and exercise routines, everything you need to help you cope with your chronic pain
• Apple HealthKit Integration – simplified and seamless connectivity with Apple Healthkit for tracking health and fitness activity
• Reminders – get reminders to help stay engaged with restoring your health
• Care Team Communication - and tap-to message functionality that connects you directly with your Physician and Support Network
• Customize your experience for pain management with a personal profile
? Get the info you need in the following topics:
• Chronic pain
• Pain relief
• Lower back pain
• Back pain
• Neck pain
• A migraine
• Fibromyalgia
• Failed back surgery
• CRPS
• Arthritis
• Pain management
• Coping
• Neuropathy
• Nerve pain
Get Help: contact us at [email protected]
Visit Us: Access your account on the web.
Log in at https://www.painscale.com
Like Us: Join the PainScale community by liking us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/MyPainScale/
What are the things that make your pain increase, what spikes or triggers it, and what helps you the most?
PainScale helps you get actionable insights to better your pain relief and health in general.
Pain scale and pain diary have been used by physicians for almost five decades – it is one of the most valuable tools in pain management. Painscale.com takes advantage of the modern digital technologies to provide an easy to use pain tracking solution using the same proven pain management methods. PainScale.com web site and the app is designed for educational purposes only. If you have any concerns about your own health or the health of someone else, you should always consult with a physician or other healthcare professional
Download Now PainScale - Free Chronic Pain Tracker Diary!!!
The PainScale app offers a FREE suite of pain management tools to help chronic pain patients to scale their pain and manage a pain tracker diary!
Created with input from doctors and chronic pain patients, the Pain Diary acts as a pain tracker and organizes all the information the patient needs in one accessible location. With over 800 organized articles, health tips, exercises, and information on pain meditation programs and treatment options, pain management becomes easier.
PainScale provides personalized pain management education for users. Trusted content is available to help people understand their symptoms and better manage their condition. By providing insights to a community of other patients who share their treatment information, PainScale helps patients discover information on treatment options that may work for their condition. PainScale is an easy and simple to use, pain and health tracker app.
Features
• Pain Diary – log and track your pain to track triggers, pain intensity, symptoms, treatments, medications, activity, mood, and sleep digital scale.
• Pain Reports – get and send summary and detailed reports for better patient-physician communication, you can take all the information you need from the Pain Diary.
• Insights - personal tips to help you discover information on treatment options to better manage your condition
• Trusted Content – get FREE access to a searchable library of articles, videos, and meditations to help find pain relief
• Daily Health Tips – get daily meditation, stretch, and exercise routines, everything you need to help you cope with your chronic pain
• Apple HealthKit Integration – simplified and seamless connectivity with Apple Healthkit for tracking health and fitness activity
• Reminders – get reminders to help stay engaged with restoring your health
• Care Team Communication - and tap-to message functionality that connects you directly with your Physician and Support Network
• Customize your experience for pain management with a personal profile
? Get the info you need in the following topics:
• Chronic pain
• Pain relief
• Lower back pain
• Back pain
• Neck pain
• A migraine
• Fibromyalgia
• Failed back surgery
• CRPS
• Arthritis
• Pain management
• Coping
• Neuropathy
• Nerve pain
Get Help: contact us at [email protected]
Visit Us: Access your account on the web.
Log in at https://www.painscale.com
Like Us: Join the PainScale community by liking us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/MyPainScale/
What are the things that make your pain increase, what spikes or triggers it, and what helps you the most?
PainScale helps you get actionable insights to better your pain relief and health in general.
Pain scale and pain diary have been used by physicians for almost five decades – it is one of the most valuable tools in pain management. Painscale.com takes advantage of the modern digital technologies to provide an easy to use pain tracking solution using the same proven pain management methods. PainScale.com web site and the app is designed for educational purposes only. If you have any concerns about your own health or the health of someone else, you should always consult with a physician or other healthcare professional
Download Now PainScale - Free Chronic Pain Tracker Diary!!!
Version history
2.27
2022-06-23
- Fixed failure of sending pain report when the file size is too big.
2.26
2021-01-05
- Bug Fixes
2.25
2020-04-08
Added new personal insights for Triggers and Symptoms and bug fixes
2.24
2020-03-20
Added new insights for Triggers and Symptoms to show what causes pain within the PainScale community
2.23
2020-02-27
After many nights of being blinded by the light, we finally decided enough is enough. With this release, we have introduced darkmode! We want you to be able to log or read articles in the evenings without suffering from the bright whites of our normal colors. You can now take advantage of a darker theme in Painscale and give your eyes a rest.
2.22
2019-12-19
Minor bug fixes and performance improvements
2.21
2019-11-14
In this release we've improved the Journal day view by allowing the collapse of excess whitespace. We have also added the option to have Notes be included in the Pain Report. Thank you for the feedback that has helped drive these improvements to PainScale.
2.20.1
2019-10-18
Performance improvements and bug fixes
2.20
2019-09-26
Performance improvements and bug fixes
2.18.1
2019-09-05
We noticed more people like having the colors on expanded calendar than we had originally thought. We're undoing only relying on a blue dot to convey something exists on this day
2.18
2019-08-28
We are excited to launch a new, simplified, way of creating logs and notes. We have also made updates to improve the journal page appearance and navigation.
We hope you like these changes and would love to get feedback on this update!
We hope you like these changes and would love to get feedback on this update!
2.17
2019-08-08
We have listened to your feedback on how automatically pre-filling the pain log can be confusing. We have now made it optional! Additionally, in the food log, you can now log individual meals and choose the time of each meal. Finally, we've added the option to disable (not delete) all medication reminders in one spot. We hope these features make it easier to log pain and food going forward.
2.16.1
2019-06-21
We have improved the medication section in the user profile. Now it can be used for keeping track of all your medications, including scheduled ones with the option to set reminders. We’ve also added more medications with strengths included.
2.16
2019-06-19
We have improved the medication section in the user profile. Now it can be used for keeping track of all your medications, including scheduled ones with the option to set reminders. We’ve also added more medications with strengths included.
2.15
2019-05-17
Thank you for using PainScale. We listened to your feedback and in this version have added support for wrists, improved performance and fixed bugs.
2.14.2
2019-05-03
Thank you for all the feedback and the continued usage of PainScale. In this version we have enhanced the app further with more functionality and content:
- Improved the app performance and fixed bugs
- Improved the app performance and fixed bugs
2.14.1
2019-04-30
Thank you for all the feedback and the continued usage of PainScale. In this version we have enhanced the app further with more functionality and content:
- Added more pain management articles
- Improved the app performance and fixed bugs
- Added more pain management articles
- Improved the app performance and fixed bugs
2.14
2019-04-24
Thank you for all the feedback and the continued usage of PainScale. In this version we have enhanced the app further with more functionality and content:
- Added more pain management articles
- Improved the app performance and fixed bugs
- Added more pain management articles
- Improved the app performance and fixed bugs
2.13
2019-03-12
Thank you for all the feedback and the continued usage of the app. In this version we have enhanced the app further with more functionality and content,
- Added more pain management articles and revised how the users can navigate and find content of relevance.
- Improved the app performance and Fixed bugs.
- Added more pain management articles and revised how the users can navigate and find content of relevance.
- Improved the app performance and Fixed bugs.
2.12
2019-02-21
Thank you for all the feedback and the continued usage of the app. In this version we have enhanced the app further with more functionality and content,
- Added more options to personalize the pain report content, now users can decide what they want to include in the report including pain insight charts.
- Added more pain management articles and revised how the users can navigate and find content of relevance.
- Improved the app performance and Fixed bugs.
- Added more options to personalize the pain report content, now users can decide what they want to include in the report including pain insight charts.
- Added more pain management articles and revised how the users can navigate and find content of relevance.
- Improved the app performance and Fixed bugs.
2.11
2019-01-15
Thank you for all the feedback and the continued usage of the app. In this version we have enhanced the app further with more functionality and content,
- Added options to personalize the pain report content.
- Added more pain management articles.
- Improved the app performance and Fixed bugs.
- Added options to personalize the pain report content.
- Added more pain management articles.
- Improved the app performance and Fixed bugs.
2.10
2018-11-30
Thank you for all the feedback and the continued usage of the app. In this version we have enhanced the app further with more functionality and content,
- Improved the search feature to easily find content relating to your pain condition and treatments.
- Ability to navigate pain management content by tags
- Added more pain management content.
- Improved app performance and Fixed bugs.
- Improved the search feature to easily find content relating to your pain condition and treatments.
- Ability to navigate pain management content by tags
- Added more pain management content.
- Improved app performance and Fixed bugs.
2.9
2018-11-14
Thank you for all the feedback and the continued usage of the app. In this version we have enhanced the app further with more functionality and content,
- Add/Edit journal entries for future dates.
- Added more pain management content.
- We improved the app performance and Fixed bugs
- Add/Edit journal entries for future dates.
- Added more pain management content.
- We improved the app performance and Fixed bugs
2.8
2018-10-25
Thank you for all the feedback and continued usage of the app to track your pain journey. In this version we have added more features and content.
- Added a new insight to visualize correlation between your pain and activity level over time.
- Added a new insighs to see the relationship between your pain level and the number of steps walked (extracted from Apple Health or Fitbit devices)
- Added more pain management content
- Improved the app performance and Fixed some bugs.
- Added a new insight to visualize correlation between your pain and activity level over time.
- Added a new insighs to see the relationship between your pain level and the number of steps walked (extracted from Apple Health or Fitbit devices)
- Added more pain management content
- Improved the app performance and Fixed some bugs.
2.7.2
2018-09-27
Thank you for all the feedback on the recently released detailed bodymap feature. In this version we have enhanced the pain log experience to be quicker and effortless,
- No Pain Condition: We have added capabilities to quickly log “No Pain” as an overall pain level, thereby able to bypass all detailed pain log steps when no pain is experienced.
- Clone Log : Any old log can be cloned or the values from an old log can be pre-populated in the new log, thereby reduce the time to make new logs.
- Bug Fixes : We have improved the app performance and Fixed some bugs.
- No Pain Condition: We have added capabilities to quickly log “No Pain” as an overall pain level, thereby able to bypass all detailed pain log steps when no pain is experienced.
- Clone Log : Any old log can be cloned or the values from an old log can be pre-populated in the new log, thereby reduce the time to make new logs.
- Bug Fixes : We have improved the app performance and Fixed some bugs.
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Ratings
4.5 out of 5
401 Ratings
Reviews
Coeur de Parisienne,
Exactly What I Needed & Been Searching For...
So I have to keep track of my cancer pain. It’s in my bones among other areas in my body. My pain management dr needs to understand the issues better than my brain dead answers the day I see her give. This app takes care of everything about the pain records I need to keep. It goes into great detail so that I may have the answers directly bob hand. During this pandemic, when my Drs appts are strictly done by video, this is perfect so that I can have the info right at my fingertips. It also helps when my wife needs to understand how bad it is for each day and understand when the breakthrough pain takes control and I need to seek emergency care. This is an amazing app. It should be shouted from the rooftops to help all suffering from any pain.
Ginny Beans,
Best Free Pain Tracker Out There
I’ve tried using other pain tracking apps (even paid for a few), none of them have been as detailed as this. It is easy to use and the data collection is excellent. I have a difficult time expressing the severity of my pain to my doctors. This app is a must if you have chronic pain, with or without a diagnosis. The suggestions for managing your type of pain is so helpful. I especially appreciate the reminders for tracking, I always forgot to keep my logs with other apps and then couldn’t be specific during my check ups. This allows my doctors to have insight on my conditions activity. Living in pain is difficult, but with this app you don’t have to feel alone. Thank you for this app it has changed my life.
RauchMindBodyTherapy,
Wonderful and very helpful
I work with chronic pain for myself and as an LPC who specializes in managing chronic pain. This app is fantastic!
I wish we could micro adjust body parts and add feelings but in all actuality l, this app has 99% of what I’d want to keep track of pain.
The statistics they provide are also very useful. I haven’t followed their mediations yet but look forward to that and their helpful tips.
If you have chronic pain, this app will help you track your triggers, moods, and treatments as well as what hurt when.
If you can track your pain you can be forgiving to yourself and even plan your life better!
I wish we could micro adjust body parts and add feelings but in all actuality l, this app has 99% of what I’d want to keep track of pain.
The statistics they provide are also very useful. I haven’t followed their mediations yet but look forward to that and their helpful tips.
If you have chronic pain, this app will help you track your triggers, moods, and treatments as well as what hurt when.
If you can track your pain you can be forgiving to yourself and even plan your life better!
LA in Philly,
Good so far. Thank you for helping
I only really started using it yesterday, but so far I think this app is good. It's definitely already better than the same ole same ole dummied down advice that all the know-it-alls try and shove in our faces. I'm definitely interested to continue using this. I have a team of doctors helping me with my post thorocotomy pain and they are all amazing. Any tool that could help me communicate with them more efficiently and precisely is valuable.
I also liked having the internet connections to other info. Sometimes it feels like chronic pain patients get ignored or lost in the whole war on opioids and this pervasive attitude can make it difficult or embarrassing to talk honestly with our doctors; again, this app helps patients communicate with their doctors and I appreciate that.
Before seeing some people on this app I rarely see advocates for patients like us. We are at home in pain; we are not physically capable of going on a big march or go to any war. We do need a voice though. When patients feel unheard in their own society that can lead to depression and then more pain, as you know. Thank you for trying to help us.
I will write more after I use the app longer and have better feedback.
Thank you,
Lauren
I also liked having the internet connections to other info. Sometimes it feels like chronic pain patients get ignored or lost in the whole war on opioids and this pervasive attitude can make it difficult or embarrassing to talk honestly with our doctors; again, this app helps patients communicate with their doctors and I appreciate that.
Before seeing some people on this app I rarely see advocates for patients like us. We are at home in pain; we are not physically capable of going on a big march or go to any war. We do need a voice though. When patients feel unheard in their own society that can lead to depression and then more pain, as you know. Thank you for trying to help us.
I will write more after I use the app longer and have better feedback.
Thank you,
Lauren
#InGoodFaith,
Adequate for needs (I guess)
Okay for noting symptoms, but anyone with chronic pain knows that pain typically fluctuates throughout the day – and with certain activities. Not only is this app a bit of a chore to use, it LACKS: the requisite specificity (e.g., targeted areas, different pain scales for different areas of the body, etc.); the ability for late entries (we can't always document pain when it is occurring – especially severe pain); the ability to customize symptoms.
Plus, the trends are inaccurate and the "streaks" seem inconsistent. I don't know whether the app is not recording my logs or there's some erroneous #SecretSauce to the analytics. Downloading my report (when I need it) has also been an issue.
It's OK to have the tips/articles in a separate tab; but they can be a bit of a nuisance when I'm trying (to get in and out) to log symptoms.
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Plus, the trends are inaccurate and the "streaks" seem inconsistent. I don't know whether the app is not recording my logs or there's some erroneous #SecretSauce to the analytics. Downloading my report (when I need it) has also been an issue.
It's OK to have the tips/articles in a separate tab; but they can be a bit of a nuisance when I'm trying (to get in and out) to log symptoms.
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Leaf 3585,
Doesn't Fit for Long Term Chronic Pain
I've lived with chronic pain since I was 12. As I've gotten older it's gotten worse so I live at a 7/8 daily. That's WITH 500mg of Naproxen a day and supplements to ease increasing joint pain. If I'm at a 10, I'll try acetaminophen, a 2nd Naproxen and rest. Depending on the type of pain, I'll use ice, heat, or high-quality CBD. If those don't work, that's when I go to urgent care or the hospital. Even then I try not to go in because my FND is typically blamed and I'm sent home.
All of this to say that this is a great option for “new” or “younger” pain. Anyone I've ever talked to that has chronic pain laughs at the 1-10 pain scale. Hopefully it helps others but this is so frustrating to use because of that limited scale.
All of this to say that this is a great option for “new” or “younger” pain. Anyone I've ever talked to that has chronic pain laughs at the 1-10 pain scale. Hopefully it helps others but this is so frustrating to use because of that limited scale.
LovelyLyndaK,
Good, and two types of Body Mapping
I found if you click the three dots in the right corner, you have a more detailed body map. I’ve updated my review because I am happy with the body mapping.
It also would be nice if the side of the figure match my side of the body. Instead, my right is left on the figure.
Overall, I am excited to have a new pain journal app, since my old one was discontinued a few years ago, and quite frankly a lot more complicated than this one. But I feel I need the extra details, such as are shown in the preview.
It also would be nice if the side of the figure match my side of the body. Instead, my right is left on the figure.
Overall, I am excited to have a new pain journal app, since my old one was discontinued a few years ago, and quite frankly a lot more complicated than this one. But I feel I need the extra details, such as are shown in the preview.
Pellzer T.,
Maps too limited
I downloaded PainScale because I really liked how they have preset areas you can tap, plus a 1-10 scale with descriptions that correlate to colors on the body map, and also the different types of pain. This is such a great thing.
Unfortunately, I find the abdomen and lower back preset regions to be too limiting. I’m trying to track my endometriosis pains so I can more easily find when it is something else. For example, I didn’t realize I had a kidney stone because I thought my ureter pain was just a new ache. I know many women with endometriosis take awhile to spot apendicitis too.
It would be near perfect if there was an expanded abdomen chart.
Unfortunately, I find the abdomen and lower back preset regions to be too limiting. I’m trying to track my endometriosis pains so I can more easily find when it is something else. For example, I didn’t realize I had a kidney stone because I thought my ureter pain was just a new ache. I know many women with endometriosis take awhile to spot apendicitis too.
It would be near perfect if there was an expanded abdomen chart.
Hollyb19,
PainScale is a great tool for pain logging
So far seems to be the best pain diary tracker that I have used, tried several, it has the most useful tools and insights, like the reports ability, I wish you could zoom in on the body and select certain parts of the body with more options especially in the back section.
I don’t like that when you create a report it lights the body that you have reported pain, it doesn’t show daily differences, wish it showed pain areas for each day.
I don’t like that when you create a report it lights the body that you have reported pain, it doesn’t show daily differences, wish it showed pain areas for each day.
travel.by.design,
Lost all my data
I’ve been using the app for just a few days in preparation for my doctors visit in a few weeks. I tracked a few journal entries, pain logs, food journals etc... everything seemed fine until today when I went in and recorded another pain log just to notice that all my past data has been lost. Even the log I recorded today is not there. I tried to reach out to customer support via the app but it kept telling me I haven’t set up an account (although I have...), leaving me with no other means to reach out to them. Seems like a promising app and interface is easy to use and navigate but not useful if data is lost in the process. Hopefully it’s an issue that will be fixed!
