What is Asthma Journal

Many doctors recommend Asthma patients to keep a daily journal to keep track of asthma symptoms, potential triggers, and medications. It helps doctors diagnose the cause of asthma and prescribe the most effective treatment. But, the paper and pencil based journals are hard to keep, and very difficult to sort through during the few precious minutes doctor spend with the patient in an office visit. The Asthma journal app changes that.

Each journal entry is a comprehensive questionnaire designed by doctors. The patient can fill it out in his leasure time. You can also change the date to create a journal for a day you missed.

A key part of our goal for the asthma journal app is to create a personal health dashboard for the patient. You are able to see all your journals at glance, decipher the the trends, and adjust behavior accordingly to live more healthy.

Another important aspect of our app is that it enables the user to securely store and share the health data via online services, such as the free Google Health service. Once the data is online, you will be able to view it, print it, analyze it, and take advantage of any other cool features google health offers. Furthermore, you can authorize your doctor or family members to access this online data. NOTE: this feature is still currently being reviewed by online health information providers. We expect approval very soon, and will add as a free update.

Finally, our app also provides you the latest news on Asthma research, prevention, and treatment. Those news stories are aggregated from all over the Internet, and they are updated daily. You can read the news article on your phone, and even share stories with friends on social networks such as Facebook.

Free updates

Once you purchase this app from the app store, you will get all future updates and feature enhancements for free. For instance, we are waiting for approval from Google Health to access their record system. Once this feature is approved, you will be able to get it as a free update.