MS Apps

[Boudreaux]

Anybody use any of the apps developed for MS managment?

[MarkLavelle]

Anybody use any of the apps developed for MS managment?

What is "MS managment"?

[Boudreaux]

The apps are basically a tool that lets you input symptoms, treatments, pain, food and other inputs and tracks them for you. If I understand it correctly it is just a database that you can pull stats from.

[pennstater]

I did use a symptom tracker app for awhile, but stopped. I can't remember which one, ad I uninstalled it. I found it easier to just track in Excel like I did before. The app was really thorough, I just was more comfortable with "my way".

[MyGirlsMom]

Yes, but pen and paper is better.
A few years ago when I was on Copaxone, I tried their App. It was terrible and I lost my injection site locations or it wouldn’t load. I have not ever gone back to using an App...just a planner calendar next to my bed seems to work better for me.

Please do let us know if you find one you like!

[MarkLavelle]

The apps are basically a tool that lets you input symptoms, treatments, pain, food and other inputs and tracks them for you.

I don't know of anything MS-specific, but I used MedNotesPlus when I was still injecting daily (on Android -- don't know if it's available for Apple). It'll let you keep track of pretty much anything...

[Boudreaux]

Please do let us know if you find one you like!

Will do. I just wanted to check out what people thought about them.

[pennstater]

Took a look at apps I uninstalled. It was "My MS Manager". I downloaded it thru the MSAA web site, if I remember correctly.