$9.99
For chronic pain sufferers daily tracking is an important part of pain management. This planner provides and easy way to trackchronic pain conditions, symptoms, treatments implemented and the outcome, triggers, flares, pain intensity and duration. It also includes meal tracking for those with food related flares and symptoms. Take your journal to your doctor’s appointments.
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For chronic pain sufferers daily tracking is an important part of pain management. This planner provides and easy way to trackchronic pain conditions, symptoms, treatments implemented and the outcome, triggers, flares, pain intensity and duration. It also includes meal tracking for those with food related flares and symptoms. Take your journal to your doctor’s appointments.
| Weight | 9 oz |
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| Dimensions | 10 × 7 × .5 in |
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