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Originally Posted by kathy d
Hi Pete,
Funny thing is that my pain worsens when the barometric pressure rises (on the upswing). I feel less pain and pressure (as compared to the normal mess) when it is steady or falling?? It seems as though all of us have rsd but yet all of us are different in small ways. I always find that a fascinatinng fact here. Even meds are different for each of us. Hope our weather is "clearer" in the coming days ahead here in eastern PA.
Take care,
kathy d
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Hello Kathy,
Isn't that strange? It seems to me, (that for me, anyway) the dropping pressure (storm front / low pressure approaching) causes me pain.
Then, as higher pressure approaches, (storm going to leave), I start to feel better.
It seems to me, although more folks would hafto take part in a poll, that the 'movement' of the barometer is where the pain is the worst. It's another thing that activates the sympathetic system, and that messes with us.
It looks like another nasty week here in the mud atlantic, everyone take care.
And, give a thought/prayer for those in NC who just lost everything due to the tornadoes.
Pete