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Is there any medical proof that weather changes affect body/joint aches and pains?

Question: Is there any medical proof that weather changes affect body/joint aches and pains?

(Posted by: jezuzgirl on 2008-06-04 07:10:29)

I have moved from California (a very dry climate) to Oklahoma, (a very humid climate). I am experiencing body and joint pain like never before. I have neck and back problems, but my pain isn't centered there. I am having pain in every joint, and was wondering if it is linked to this major climate change. Also, relief is only found in a hot tub or heating pad which is the last thing I want on a hot day. Any idea's for relief would be helpful.. Thanks!


Answers:

Posted by: jenijaz on 2008-06-04, 07:15:08

Most likely due to the barometric pressure. Many people suffer from "barometric migraines ", and people with joint pain, suffer the same consequences as a result. Wikipedia has some great information, just type in "Pain and barometric pressure/ migraine " for a lot of useful information.

  

Posted by: The Only One on 2008-06-04, 07:13:08

Its science when its cold your bones contract, causing pain for those with bone/ joint problems. there are other factors tho. do you remember science class, heat will expand thing and cold contracts hope this helps

  

Posted by: paintedhorse30 on 2008-06-04, 07:14:03

Yes there is medical proof....It is also common knowledge.

  

Posted by: KC M. on 2008-06-04, 07:15:52

Yes, there is. I do not know anything about directly, but the weather actually affects mood greatly. You may notice, that on a sunny day, you feel more enerjetic, but on a cloudy day, you may feel more tired. Mood is also directly linked to aches and pains, and though you may had always had those pains, you will notice them more in a new climate.

  

Posted by: Georgia H on 2008-06-04, 09:09:50

Increasing your water intake would ceratinly help. Essential oils like omega 3, 6 and 9 have been proven to help make help make joints healthier too. Your move might have affected you, if you had a long journey in a car or rail travel then it would definately have contributed and maybe you should rest for a while.

  

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