I’ve tried a few apps but honestly, noting fatigue, exercise or lack there of, pain, and swollen joints in a day planner works best for me. Visually I am able to see what is going on better and can then describe my months between doc visits more accurately to the Rheumatologist. Also I note whether I ate trigger foods like sugar or had some stress. I use a fatigue scale I found on the Internet to get a weekly number. None of the apps gave me as good of a summary.
the Arthritis Foundation has a brand new one they are doing beta testing on. I suggest looking at those two. The Foundation’s beta trial (not yet operational) is very cool.
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I’ve tried a few apps but honestly, noting fatigue, exercise or lack there of, pain, and swollen joints in a day planner works best for me. Visually I am able to see what is going on better and can then describe my months between doc visits more accurately to the Rheumatologist. Also I note whether I ate trigger foods like sugar or had some stress. I use a fatigue scale I found on the Internet to get a weekly number. None of the apps gave me as good of a summary.
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Hi Marla. Thanks for commenting. Like you, I do better seeing my symptoms on paper and tend to write everything down.
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the Arthritis Foundation has a brand new one they are doing beta testing on. I suggest looking at those two. The Foundation’s beta trial (not yet operational) is very cool.
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