Authors : Dheeraj Kondapalli; Dr. Amarendra Kothalanka

Volume/Issue : Volume 11 - 2026, Issue 7 - July

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DOI : https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/26jul195

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Abstract : Textual mining and the Health Monitoring System (HMS) are crucial elements of contemporary healthcare. Web-based health monitoring systems have grown in popularity as a result of technological advancements, enabling patients and healthy people to keep informed about their health and communicate with medical specialists through online portals. Our team has created a working prototype of a device that uses a wireless network and a heat sensor to update the temperature in real-time. Our suggested methodology has the potential to considerably improve the functioning of the Health Monitoring System by adding additional devices and using a textual mining algorithm. We conducted extensive data analysis in our research to make sure that our technique is both efficient and helpful for anyone looking to track their health. Overall, our work aims to raise the standard of healthcare and provide people more power over their own health.

Keywords : Health Monitoring System (HMS), Textual Mining, Web-Based Health Monitoring, Textual Mining Algorithm, Control of Well-Being.

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