Thread: Does barometric pressure affect your pain?
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Old 05-07-2012, 09:51 PM
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Originally Posted by fionab View Post
When I looked at my local weather, it showed high pressure this morning when my neck wasn't hurting...then when my neck really began to be painful the weather report showed a massive drop in barometric pressure.
I definitely notice increased pain with both barometric pressure and humidity.

Several of the web-based weather services now have Arthritis Indices or Aches & Pain Forecasts.
However, checking them is usually an afterthought (Why do I hurt so cussin' bad today? )
I have a couple of weather gadgets on my desktop, but I haven't found one for an arthritis/pain forecast/index yet.

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