DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF A MOBILE-BASED HYPERTENSION DIAGNOSIS SYSTEM

Student: Aaron Atauyo Udoinyang
Supervisor: Prof Ekanem Bassey
HOD: Prof Nwanze D .E
Department of Software Engineering
College of Computing and Telecommunications
Novena University, Ogume, Delta State

Abstract

ABSTRACT The early stages of a disease are typically when symptoms first appear. Reversing these symptoms or treating the condition in cases where reversal is not possible is facilitated by early diagnosis and efficient management of the illness at an early stage. Additionally, treating diseases early on tends to be less expensive than treating them later on, which allows the treatment officer more control over the situation. When a patient is diagnosed with hypertension early on, they can also accurately determine the potential cause of the sudden spike in blood pressure because the events have not yet compounded. This allows for the prompt and accurate implementation of preventative measures while also giving patients more time to engage in their own long-term care, financial, and legal planning. Owing to a variety of factors, including religion and beliefs, the low standard of living in developing nations, and other factors, many people neglect to get regular medical checkups that would otherwise allow them to know their current state of health and what steps to take to improve it.

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