Prostate Pal 2
Prostate Pal is an application to help men track their prostate health in conjunction with their healthcare providers. Some conditions that can impact prostate health are: benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH or “enlarged prostate”), prostate cancer, elevated PSA, or prostatitis. Prostate Pal will help men track common prostate problems and take control of their health.
This is a new and improved app with e-mail export as well as leakage/pad functionality.
- App Features -Bladder Diary – This is used to track fluid intake and urinary output. Output can be measured with a container that can be purchased at your local drug store. Measurements are listed in cubic centimeters (cc). Thirty cc = 1 ounce.
AUA Symptom Score
- This is a questionnaire designed to help men, in conjunction with their health care providers, assess their urinary symptoms and response to therapy.
PSA Tracker – PSA (prostate specific antigen) is a blood test that is used to screen for prostate cancer and monitor response to prostate cancer therapy. The tracker has a table and graph format to keep track of your PSA values.
Created by:Ronald L. Yap, M.D.Concord Hospital Center for Urologic CareAdjunct Assistant Professor of Surgery (Urology)Dartmouth Medical School
Supported by:The LeBaron Foundation and The Concord Hospital Trust
This is a new and improved app with e-mail export as well as leakage/pad functionality.
- App Features -Bladder Diary – This is used to track fluid intake and urinary output. Output can be measured with a container that can be purchased at your local drug store. Measurements are listed in cubic centimeters (cc). Thirty cc = 1 ounce.
AUA Symptom Score
- This is a questionnaire designed to help men, in conjunction with their health care providers, assess their urinary symptoms and response to therapy.
PSA Tracker – PSA (prostate specific antigen) is a blood test that is used to screen for prostate cancer and monitor response to prostate cancer therapy. The tracker has a table and graph format to keep track of your PSA values.
Created by:Ronald L. Yap, M.D.Concord Hospital Center for Urologic CareAdjunct Assistant Professor of Surgery (Urology)Dartmouth Medical School
Supported by:The LeBaron Foundation and The Concord Hospital Trust
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Great idea but needs to store PSA with two decimals to be truly useful. I am not the first to ask for this and since this app has not received any kind of update on the past eight months I guess it is a priority for it's developers.