Frendo - Endometriosis Tracker app | By Frendo |
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Country of origin | United Kingdom |
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Security and privacy | Does the app:
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Cost | First week free, paid onwards (At the time of review charges were $10 per month or a $100 one off purchase price) |
Advertisements | This app contains no ads; ads found in the 'community' section |
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Frendo – Endometriosis Tracker app
Frendo - Endometriosis Tracker app
- This app is for people with pelvic pain, painful periods and gynaecological symptoms.
The app includes a survey to screen for symptoms of endometriosis. It includes a wide range of resources about endometriosis, its symptoms and management. The information is holistic and includes dietary advice, exercise advice, stress management.
This app allows people to track their pain symptoms, activities and medicines.
- It allows for detailed symptom tracking. By recording what you were doing when you had the symptoms, it may allow you to identify triggers or think about how factors (eg, work, stress and exercise) impact on your symptoms.
- The app contains information about various treatments of endometriosis. It also has articles about non-medical management of endometriosis.
For the complete app description, go to the app website(external link), Google Play(external link), App Store(external link) or, for a more detailed review, see reviews below.
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✔ It allows you to track detailed symptoms, and their severity. ✔ The information provided includes non-medical or surgical management of endometriosis. |
✘ There's a cost for ongoing use.
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Clinical review
Reviewer: Judy Ormandy, Senior Lecturer in Obstetrics, Gynaecology & Women’s Health, University of Otago, Wellington
Date of review: April 2024
Platform: Apple
Version: 1.2.168
Comments: This app allows you to track your symptoms along with providing some information about endometriosis and treatment and management strategies. However, you have to pay for ongoing use and I believe there are other, free, apps that serve a similar purpose. This information is available online for free, but the app provides one way of collating it all together. The online reviews describe frequent glitches and bugs although the app functioned smoothly when I reviewed it.
Safety concerns: You need to provide your name and address to register to use the app. Information isn't shared with third parties and data is apparently not collected routinely.
New Zealand relevance: Yes
Concerns: While not specific to Aotearoa, the information is relevant and appropriate.
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