Blood Test Manager1.0.0.0

Blood Test Manager is a reliable software that enables you to create your own digital record of blood parameters history. The software allows you to create a database of daily entries, in which to fill in the blood parameters values. For example, you can monitor blood sugar, cholesterol, triglycerides, lipo-proteins, hemoglobin, or fibrinogen.

Daily entries for blood parameter values

The daily variations of the substances in your blood can influence your health, can indicate illnesses, as well as help doctors correctly diagnose your condition. Keeping records of these daily values is like keeping your own medical record and it can come in useful especially for users who suffer from blood affecting conditions.Keeping a daily record of blood parameters can help doctors set a correct diagnosis in a shorter time. This is why Blood Test Manager allows you to create a database in which to enter the values of the supported parameters. You may select the date and have the entries get automatically sorted.

Blood parameters kept under observation

Blood Test Manager allows you to store values for a series of parameters, such as glucose, triglycerides, homocysteine, fibrinogen, CRP, cholesterol, hemoglobin A1C, TSH, Low-density lipo-protein, DHEA, testosterone, High-density lipo-protein and estradiol. You may easily enter a new set of values each day or on the selected date, as well as update the numbers in a particular day.The software offers you a unit converter, which allows you to turn International Units to Gravimetric Units, according to the system you are required to use. You may thus convert values for glucose, cholesterol, triglycerides, fibrinogen, DHES, PSA, homocysteine, C-Reactive Protein, testosteron and estradiol.

Graphs and quick diagnosis

Blood Test Manager can automatically generate a graph, for each entry in the database, indicating the level of the parameters in each day. You may use this visual representation to easily compare the values. Moreover, as you hover the cursor on top of the fields, the tool tips display the reference range for each parameter, so you may observe anomalies ahead of time.