Menopause View Status

As menstruation tapers off this tool records valuable information for yourself and your care provider. • Weight Tracker – start with a baseline weight and enter your weight as often as you would like to help monitor any changes. • Blood Pressure Tracker – this tool will help you get an overall picture of your heart health and better assist you in recognizing health problems. • Glossary - access to over 175 definitions for common terms associated with menopause.  Menopause View is an app that has been designed to inform, educate, and ease the transition for women facing, and going through, menopause.  Menopause View, which is part of the Women's View network of apps designed specifically for women, gives you the option to register free.  All terms and definitions have been reviewed by Dr. Buyalos. • Blogs - Read blogs by women like you who have insight on topics about menopause.  You have access to Wibloo, a unique shopping experience featuring specialty products that offer relief for women going through menopause.  This information is helpful to share with physicians, nutritionists, personal trainers or simply to use as a tool to stay organized. • Period View Lite - use a lite version of our popular menstruation app.  From health tips and the latest research to candid accounts of parenting teenagers while experiencing menopause the bloggers are relatable and interesting.  Once you register in any Women's View app or web site, your username and password will work on any of them.  Developed in conjunction with Dr. • Symptoms - track over 25 common menopause related symptoms on a daily basis.  Menopause View will never prompt you for a review.  You can also email this chart directly from MenopauseView . • Medications - schedule commonly prescribed medications and supplements with notifications.  To view an overview video for MenopauseView , please visit app.  When you record your symptoms, they are tracked and displayed on a monthly chart easily viewed in MenopauseView .  With these simple reminders you remove the added stress of remembering when to take your medications. • Journal - keep a daily journal, including photos, of your journey.  Track your period on a separate calendar and receive statistics on average length and expected start date.  For more information download MenopauseView or visit womensview. com.