Apps for tracking seizures

[jenagade]

Can anyone recommend an good apps for tracking seizures and triggers?

 

[kirsten]

I'm using seizuretracker.com. It's not an app--it's just an online program--not sure if it's available through mobile. It's given me everything I need- the ability to track blood levels, dosage changes, hormone triggers, and eating. I like the reports. They've let me identify some trends and rule out some others.

 

[arnie]

I use seizuretracker.com too. I only discovered it a short while ago. My epileptologist had never heard of it, which was kind of disappointing. It has been extremely helpful for me. I have several years worth of seizure records, butI had never seen patterns just from the raw data. The seizuretracker reports have made a big difference in how I take my meds and have helped me increase the dose and get rid of the immediate side-effects.

Kirsten: How long have you been using seizuretracker?

 

[Nakamova]

Jenegade -- you may find this CWE thread to be helpful:
http://www.coping-with-epilepsy.com/forums/f23/seizure-journals-10776/

 

[kirsten]

Kirsten: How long have you been using seizuretracker?

:zacepi:

Heh. Approximately one hour before you started using it. I found it and spoke about it here and then you started using it. Every time you talk about it you say, "I can't remember who it was who told us about Seizuretracker" And I say, "I did." And you say, "Ah, yes." :roflmao:

 

[photoguy]

Try myepilepsydiary. It's from epilepsy.com and is both an android and iOS app.


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[arnie]

:zacepi:

Heh. Approximately one hour before you started using it. I found it and spoke about it here and then you started using it. Every time you talk about it you say, "I can't remember who it was who told us about Seizuretracker" And I say, "I did." And you say, "Ah, yes." :roflmao:

If you say so. That's something I seem to have no memory of, and I'm not even joking.

Oh well . . .