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The 'Headache-ru' app is turning 10! Can you believe it? And guess what? It has a whopping one million users every month. This awesome app is all about helping you deal with those nasty headaches caused by changes in the weather. It's got this cool pressure forecast graph that can tell you when your head is likely to start throbbing.

Yo, did you know that atmospheric pressure, like seriously heavy stuff weighing about 15 tons, can mess with our health and it's different every day? Well, lucky for you, we got the 'Headache-ru' app that's here to help you out. This app has all sorts of cool features to help you understand and deal with the impact of atmospheric pressure on your health. You can check out a pressure graph for the next two days, get weather and temperature forecasts, and even get an alert when the pressure is low. And that's not all! This app also has a national map showing forecasts for big cities, a function to keep track of your pain levels and medication intake, and even helps you track your menstrual cycles. So basically, it's like having your own personal health assistant right in your pocket!

Besides the 'Headache-ru' app, there are some other cool apps out there to lend a hand with your health problems. 'Minna no Itami Now' is a nifty one that lets you see how many folks in each prefecture are dealing with health issues and even gives you the lowdown on pain levels. Then there's 'Itami Note', which comes with a handy calendar feature where you can jot down your pain levels and keep track of your meds. You can even compare your records with changes in atmospheric pressure! And if you need to know the weather in different prefectures and move around easily, 'Chihou Map' has got you covered.

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Hey, check out this cool app that can actually predict when you're gonna get a headache or feel the effects of meteoropathy! It uses a barometric pressure forecast to figure out the cause and helps you manage your physical condition. And guess what? It even sends you push notifications when it's about to get dangerous. Pretty neat, huh?