Body Temperature Fever Tarcker app analytics for January 10

Manage Your High or Low Body Temperature, Weight, and Pulse Easily Control your body temperature with multiple built-in features like measurements analysis, statistics, graphs, comprehensive reports your doctor will love, and many other tools to analyze high or low body temperature! Keep record of high fever (i.e., hyperpyrexia/hypothermia) with My Body Temperature Monitor Fever app! Features: Send PDF reports to your physician/doctor. Tags are provided for you (e.g., lying, sitting, etc.). Configurable date/time formats and measurement units. Set up reminders to take fever measurements or medication. You can add notes whenever you want and save them easily. Log body temperature, weight, and pulse readings using fast keyboard data entry. Support for common body temperature classification guidelines (ACC/AHA, ESH/ESC, JNC). Understand what the numbers mean and monitor high body temperature trends with statistics and interactive charts. Change the theme from light to dark whenever you want. Font size can also be changed from small, medium, or large. You can customize the color of hypothermia, hyperpyrexia, pulse, and weight readings according to your preference. Simple and Easy to Use: You can easily add your tags (e.g., irregular heartbeat, cuff location like left/right arms, seated/reclined, date and fever zones). Analysis of hypothermia and threshold for diagnosis in detail are also available in the app. Low Body Temperature Diary : Evaluation Info Log History Tracker has been made for people who need constant management for fever, weight, and heart rate. Organized: To be organized and use handsets for health, use the specially designed fever info tool. Add notes, postures, location, along with body weight. History: Always have access to older records with the Low Body Temperature Info App. Trends: View trends on line graphs and bar graphs with date and compare statistics on graphs to control high body temperature. Data Record: Enter your data and view those records in graphs and lists. Report: Fever Journal App announces the analyzed changes and the average value of total entered data in 7 days, 30 days, and 60 days. Goal Setting: Set the target for your readings. Graph: View the measured data as a whole graph divided by year, month, week, and day. Mean arterial pressure, pulse pressure, and category propagation can also be analyzed through their individual graphs. Diary and Memo: By entering a memo in the recorded data, you can capture thoughts at the moment of measurement. Alarm: Do you keep forgetting to take your medicine? Fever Diary provides a time alarm to take medication and a notification.