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Hiral BCreate a health monitoring mobile application for a sports complex health program. Purpose: Visitors of a sports complex will use this app to record their basic health information and daily habits. The system should help track health conditions and allow consultation with a doctor. User Features: 1. User Registration Users should register with: * Name * Email * Age * Gender * Height * Weight * Phone number 2. Health Profile Users should complete an initial health profile form including: * Blood Pressure * Blood Sugar * Cholesterol * Smoking habit * Alcohol consumption * Exercise frequency * Sleep hours * Existing diseases * Health goal (weight loss, weight gain, diabetes control, pregnancy planning, fitness improvement) 3. Daily Health Tracker Users should be able to log daily health data: * Date * Blood Pressure * Sugar level * Weight * Exercise minutes * Water intake * Sleep hours 4. Ask Doctor Users should be able to ask medical questions to a doctor. The form should include: * Question * Upload medical report * Date * Status The doctor should be able to reply with advice. 5. Appointment Booking Users should be able to book consultation appointments with the doctor. Fields: * Date * Time * Consultation type (online or clinic visit) * Status 6. Health Programs Create sections for programs such as: * Weight Loss Program * Weight Gain Program * Diabetes Control * Pregnancy Planning * Athlete Fitness Each program should show diet guidance and lifestyle advice. 7. Seasonal Health Guide Create a health tips section showing seasonal advice: * Summer health tips * Monsoon health precautions * Winter diet and lifestyle tips 8. Doctor Dashboard Doctor should have a dashboard to: * View all users * View health profiles * View daily health tracking * Reply to patient questions * Manage appointments 9. Login System Users should log in with email so each user only sees their own data. Tables Needed: Users Health_Profile Daily_Tracker Ask_Doctor Appointments Health_Tips The app should be mobile friendly and easy to use for non-technical users.
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