"BloodPressureDB" 3.0 for iPhone and Android: The free blood pressure log now records even more vital signs!


High blood pressure can be dangerous. The app "BloodPressureDB" for iPhone and Android is free and lets you enter freshly measured blood pressure and pulse values every day. The graphical display of the data will please any doctor who gets to review the measurements. The new version records additional vital signs and improves the chart display.

In short:
- App update: "BloodPressureDB" 3.0
- Universal app for iPhone, iPod touch and iPad
- Also available for Android devices
- Easy entry of blood pressure readings
- Graphical evaluation of the values, e.g. for the doctor (also as a PDF)
- Add comments to measurements
- NEW: Records additional vital signs
- NEW: Better chart display
- NEW: Records events such as doctor visits
- Price: Free app
- Link: https://www.bloodpressuredb.com

If your blood pressure is too high, that's a problem. Over time it can damage the heart and internal organs. Medication helps but how well? To find out, blood pressure has to be monitored continuously.

The free app "BloodPressureDB" by Horst Klier can help. It's available for iPhone as well as for Android devices. The current systolic and diastolic blood pressure values are recorded in the app along with the pulse. The app automatically adds a date and time stamp to each entry.

A color line chart displays the data clearly over any selectable period for example, to review for the doctor who wants to take a close look at blood pressure trends at the next appointment.

If the user signs up in the system with their e-mail address, the data are managed centrally and can be accessed and edited on the website, in the iOS app or on the Android device as desired. The user is not tied to a single device and can, if needed, show the stored data to the doctor in the practice PC's web browser if the iPhone isn't with them. The evaluation can also be saved as a PDF and added to the patient's file.

"BloodPressureDB": New version with additional vital signs
A new version of "BloodPressureDB" is now available in the App Store. This version includes the following new features:

- Additional vital signs: The app now also records the user's weight, blood sugar level, body temperature and fluid balance especially useful for chronic kidney patients, particularly after a transplant.

- Improved charts: The chart display has been further optimized to look better and be easier to read.

- Record events: The app now lets you record events such as a doctor visit or a change in medication.

Horst Klier: "We received strong support from the Federal Kidney Association (Bundesverband Niere e.V.) and the PKD Familial Cystic Kidney Association (Verein PKD Fam. Zystennieren e.V.) when creating the new app. The new vital signs are especially important for kidney patients, who can now easily record this information in the app and have it evaluated."

"BloodPressureDB" 3.0: Mobile app available in the app stores
"BloodPressureDB" 3.0 (approx. 2 MB) is available as a universal app for iPhone, iPod touch and iPad in the iTunes App Store in the "Medical" category. The app is free and requires iOS 4.0.

"BloodPressureDB" 3.0 (330 kb) for Android is available on Google Play in the "Medical" category. The app is also free there and requires Android 2.1 or higher.

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Important links:
Homepage: https://www.bloodpressuredb.com/
Press area: https://www.bloodpressuredb.com/en/press.html
iTunes App Store: https://itunes.apple.com/de/app/blutdruck-daten/id429654387?mt=8
Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.klier.blutdruck
Kidney function calculator: https://www.nierenrechner.de
Federal Kidney Association: https://www.bundesverband-niere.de/
PKD Familial Cystic Kidney Association: https://pkdcure.de/


About the Federal Kidney Association (Bundesverband Niere e.V.)
The Federal Kidney Association (BN e.V.) is the umbrella organization for 176 regional self-help groups for kidney patients in Germany. The association was founded in 1975 to improve the living conditions of people with chronic kidney disease, dialysis patients, kidney transplant recipients and living donors, and has since developed into a strong patient organization with political influence.
About the PKD Familial Cystic Kidney Association: The association represents people with inherited cystic kidney disease, the fourth most common and so far incurable kidney disorder.


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