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changes in barometric pressure...either way, up or down, and
I feel off kilter. A rapid fall can induce pain for me. A rapid up, makes me feel shakey and nervous. http://www.healthcentral.com/osteoar...-27504-63.html My husband is the reverse of me. He feels awful with high pressure, when I feel best. And he feels better with lower. (sinus he says). I feel best with high pressure sustained. I feel awful with very low pressure. But any rapid change and I can feel it also.
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