Blood Pressure BP Tracker: History Checker Analyze

An application designed to keep the blood pressure records in logical form like graphs charts statistics and analysis. This application is designed in a way that user can enter the values as per your convenience enter values the manually or through another method as per your liking. Modify settings and make the application according to your needs. The longer you use this application the better data you will produce to generate stats and reports. Data entered in this application could be represented in multiple forms whether you want to see a graphs, a charts and have the detailed analysis reports. Just tap on the record and get the summarize report of the record. This application is designed in a way that user can set reminder and while entering the values user can enter the weight and heart rate as pulse BPM. This application is designed to measure it is a diary application which only keeps the record, the application has all record representation options. This application has info and guidelines section read these guidelines and follow them and info section is designed to help the users.

You can start managing your bloodpressure and heartrate now by using our diary app, especially high bloodpressure or low blood pressure patients. With multiple build-in features like measurements analysis, statistics, graphs, comprehensive reports your doctor will love and many other tools to analyse high or low blood pressure. The app lets you log your blood pressure readings, view trends, and send reports to your physician or professional healthcare provider. The blood pressure log can be viewed not only in a table but also in a number of charts and statistics. You can print the log or send it directly to your doctor. Every time when you measured your blood pressure and pulse you can enter the blood pressure and pulse values and the app calculates the average values for them. Blood pressure is usually expressed in terms of the systolic pressure (maximum during one heart beat) over diastolic pressure (minimum in between two heart beats) & is measured in millimeters of mercury (mmHg).