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Old 12-18-2016, 04:25 PM #1
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Default Cold weather
This may sound like a crazy question but someone just asked me and I didn't have an answer.

I've been suffering with full body neuropathy for 8 years now. It is always so much worse in the cold. I know when it is raining or snowing it has to do with the barometric pressure. Someone just asked why it is worse even if I'm in the heated house.
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Does anyone know the answer to this question??
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