Description

PainTrek is an awarded 3D mobile application initially developed by the Headache & Orofacial Pain Effort (H.O.P.E.) laboratory at the University of Michigan. It allows patients, clinicians, and researchers to track, display and analyze body pain, signs and symptoms (e.g., pain area/intensity, sleep disorders, sensitivity to light, fatigue) from multiple regions, including head, face, and intraoral, in multivector-rotational 3D body with zoom capabilities. This unique PainTrek geographic capability facilitates the precise mapping and analysis of pain across the body with neuroanatomical coordinates, like a map of your health for you and your kids.

PainTrek’s most advanced 3D tools to track, identify, analyze, share and take control of your pain and related symptoms:
- 3D tracking of your migraine/pain and related symptoms across your body, with zoom capabilities
- Analyze your pain and symptoms by region or full body, especially helpful for patients with multiple pain disorders
- Interchangeable 3D bodies that represent diverse age and gender groups, for you and your family
- Longitudinal precise record and analysis of pain, symptoms, and treatment across time
- Customizable choice of migraine and pain-related symptoms, signs, and triggers that you can pick or eliminate as you need
- Pain measures that are validated by multiple clinical pain trials and brain science
- Shareable printable and 3D video reports for clinicians, family members, and researchers
- Light and dark screen modes for patients with light sensitivity (e.g., migraine photophobia)
- Weather data tracking enabled.

PainTrek team working to advance pain research, education, and treatment:
- Artificial Intelligence (AI) enabled technology to help provide in the future feedback to patients and the research community using high privacy regulations
- Used in multiple pain clinical trials and brain studies, including migraine, neuropathic pain, fibromyalgia, cancer pain, visceral pain, sickle cell disease, and TMD.
- Based on cutting-edge migraine/pain research supported by the University of Michigan, National Institute of Health, foundations, and leading world pharma
- Frequent communication and collaboration with multiple pain foundations
- Technology already tested by more than 15,000 pain patients in the US and beyond before the current release.

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Newly updated app

This app was updated with new features in early 2023. It features a 3D figure for tracking your pain location and intensity over time. You can also use it to track mood, sleep and meditations. Plus there is a report feature that bundles this info in a quick overview to send to download or send to your medical professional.

Paul

Great app to track pain and inspirational messages to help you cope with the pain

Difficult to use regularly

Text is tiny, also hard to use consistently.

Paintrek

User friendly with simple to use interface. Very cool idea! Hope to see an upgrade in the future.

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