Female physical condition managing apparatus

Abstract

Disclosed is a female physical condition managing apparatus, which comprises input means for entering a bioelectric impedance-related parameter value, storage means for storing a time series of the parameter values entered for a given time period, change-trend acquisition means for acquiring a parameter-value change trend in accordance with the time-series parameter values, and physical condition estimation/determination means for estimating and determining a woman-specific cyclically-occurring change in physical condition, and a change in physical condition occurring independently of the cycle, in accordance with the change trend. The female physical condition managing apparatus of the present invention is capable of reliably estimating and determining a change in physical condition which is felt by a subject, irrespective of a menstrual cycle, and is useful in making an action plan in subject's daily life.

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