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I'd love a place to log blood pressure in the Fitbit app to allow a single location to track most health metrics would be awesome! Especially now that I can track blood glucose there as well.
@LizzyFitbit to add to @NickBraco's comment, there are many of us that were tracking our blood pressure numbers in the app when FitBit originally offered it. When FitBit chose to do away with blood pressure tracking in 2015, I decided to wait it out. I saw so many other tracking options get introduced. I don't see why it was originally discontinued and why when so many members are asking for it, the tracking gets ignored. Is there any chance in the VERY near future that blood pressure tracking will come back? Otherwise, it may be time to evaluate other trackers/apps.
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How do I vote for this ? All I need is a place to log the data, perhaps have a graph as an optional display over time.
It would be nice to be able to export the data to xls or CSV to share with the medical folks that occasionally ask me to monitor and report.
A recent trip to my health clinic now has me taking my Blood Pressure (BP) twice a day and recording it on a spreadsheet. At 62 having a resting heart rate of 55 is considered great, but my BP reported high. As a product idea, I know you cannot measure it as it complex (maybe use an ear lob), but as a product idea could you add a BP recording section to the App just as you do for BPM? It seems only natural to have somewhere to store and analyse the data as part of Fitbit. In time maybe you'll find a way to capture the data electronically, but just giving us somewhere to put the data would be helpful. For the moment I'm using an Excel sheet on OneDrive with conditional colour coded columns... Thanks for considering the idea. Dave
I agree. I use my fit for Blood Glucose too and would love it if it could incorporate itself to allow manual and other app inclusion into the Fitbit App. That was we could manually add our Blood Pressure reading and also allow the outside app (mine is Withings) to the Fitbit. All in One!!
I recently switched from Huawei to Fitbit and I would like to ask if is possible to add manual blood pressure entry section in to your app like something in Huawei health Thank you in advance
You would think something like this would be possible in an app like Fitbit, but no it is not possible. You can go here: https://community.fitbit.com/t5/Product-Feedback/Able-to-log-blood-pressure-in-the-Fitbit-app/idi-p/... and vote for the request. The requests to add this feature has been open for 2 years. It would be great if Fitbit does add this someday. I use an app called: BP Journal: Blood Pressure Log to record my pressure readings each day. Would be awesome to have a log like this in the Fitbit app.
Hi @Thyskie, thanks for taking the time to share this product feedback about being able to manually log your blood pressure on the Fitbit app with us. Because this product feedback was already requested in this board, I’ve moved your post here. Please support this product feedback by adding your vote, this helps our developers to keep tracking its popularity and demand over time.
3 years later and nothing. Typical for google to buy something and then all advancement stops. "We value your input" says the moderator who sent me to a 3 year old post/request.
Hi @brettpersson, thanks for taking the time to share this product feedback about being able to track blood pressure values on the Fitbit app with us. I noticed this product feedback was already requested on this board, so I’ve moved your post here. Please support this product feedback by adding your vote, this helps our developers to keep tracking its popularity and demand over time.
I was wondering is Fitbit and Omron in some kind of a beef? What am I supposed to do about monitoring my BP in Fitbit app? The situation is making my blood pressure go up.
Is blood pressure Fitbit draws the line. Please let us know it would be a lifesaver.
Hi @Stevie07. Thank you for your product feedback about being able to log blood pressure in the Fitbit app with us! We've found a similar request and merged yours with it. You can find it here. Please vote on the existing thread to help us track interest. To learn more about how Fitbit decides what product feedback is developed, visit our FAQs.
We can track glucose, body temperature, heart rate, and weight. The only vital statistic we are not able to track is blood pressure. There are enough bluetooth devices out there that would make this an invaluable component to the fitbit experience.
I, like most people who have a Fitbit, have my Fitbit because I am trying to improve my health. One of the issues that thousands of people need to work on is high blood pressure. We want ONE place when we can track that alongside our other health measures to see if we are making improvements through our efforts.
I am not optimistic that this functionality will ever happen, but boy would it be great if it did. As others have mentioned we can already record our blood sugar, temperature, weight, heart rate and other useful stats. But we still have to use other apps to record blood pressure. I use the Blood Pressure Diary app and it works great. But it would be better to have it all in one app (Fitbit).
Hi @SeeSeaChelle. Thank you for your product feedback about being able to log blood pressure on the Fitbit app with us! We've found a similar request and merged yours with it. You can find it here. Please vote on the existing thread to help us track interest. To learn more about how Fitbit decides what product feedback is developed, visit our FAQs.
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