How to Cancel Blood Pressure Monitor

Since having a stroke and PE blood clots I have been tracking my blood pressure at my doctors request. I had been using a different app to track my blood pressure but was not satisfied with it so checked around and found BP Monitor. Like the program it’s easy to use and has some fantastic reports that I can show my cardiologist. I also like the note to function in addition to the medication function on the app the only thing I wish he did have was a box that would record irregular heartbeats. Right now I’m using the notes section to record that but wish it was integrated into the app and showed the data in the reports when it prints. Maybe this is something that could be worked into the application and released in the next update.

This app has been a vital part of my health care treatment over the last couple of years. I don't use all of the bells and whistles available, but this app has been extremely useful and is very easy to use to chart my blood pressure and pulse over time. My doc can look at the chart at a glance during appointments to get the big picture, and I can export to give her details during med adjustments or when I see a problem pattern developing between appointments; my doc has relied on the data I have supplied using this app on multiple occasions to treat me. It's also helpful to be able to differentiate between am and pm readings since mine sometimes spikes later in the day. I recommended this to my mom, who is similarly pleased with the app.

I’ve been tracking my bp for years to manage my meds. I record it weekly to every 10 days. I, too, get “white coat syndrome” when I see my nephrologist so I started bringing a printout containing 2 to 3 months most recent data (leading up to the appt) which has been very helpful with doctor’s assessment of my bp management. This apps’ data printout has been a tool in managing med dosages and targeting health points. I recommend it to anyone needing to track their blood pressure- it’s easy to use and a great tool for active participation of your health management. My only critique is in the text printout format - it’s very plain - perhaps some formatting to make the data pop out for an quick read.

The interface is intuitive, the graphs are useful and the averages, high and low over a given period give my doctor all she needs to know. I have been using the free version for many year, as I only take one med. tried several others when iOS upgrade was temporarily incompatible and none of them were as easy to use, requiring extra fussy clicks to enter the data. I was very happy when an update allowed me to resume use of this app. I like that it syncs between my phone and iPad. It is also easy to export spreadsheets of your data. A perfect program.

I have to track my BP closely after a heart issue. I started using this app after good bit of research. At my last appointment I showed the information to my cardiologist, the charts and all. He was very impressed at the information it gave him, with the graphs it’s easy to spot any trends and includes important information such as your pulse pressure. He actually asked the name of the app and wrote it down so that he could recommend it to his other patients. It’s been very easy to use.