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Oh yes! The barometer falls and I definately feel it. There is a medical reason.

The cells tend to retain water and it increases swelling around sore joints.

Janis

shastac@... wrote:

> Hi All,

> Do you have more pain when the barometer falls? some people tell me

> that this is hogwash, but today the pressure is

> very low and I am having a lot of pain.

> Just wondering.

>

> Bobbie

> shastac@...

> Arkansas

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Oh yes! The barometer falls and I definately feel it. There is a medical reason.

The cells tend to retain water and it increases swelling around sore joints.

Janis

shastac@... wrote:

> Hi All,

> Do you have more pain when the barometer falls? some people tell me

> that this is hogwash, but today the pressure is

> very low and I am having a lot of pain.

> Just wondering.

>

> Bobbie

> shastac@...

> Arkansas

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Greetings,

--- shastac@... wrote:

> Hi All,

> Do you have more pain when the barometer falls?

Yes, I have more pain with low air pressure. It is especially when the

low pressure is connected with high humidity (Which it usually is in my

area).

The Skeptical Enquirer tossed it off as an old wives tale, but then

they said that in one study, the pressure/humidity thing was the only

one of the air pressure beliefs was true. Some people CAN tell when it

is going to storm.

BB

JB Glaze

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And the day came, when the risk to remain tight in bud became more painful than

the risk to bloom.

Anias Nin (1903-1977)

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Greetings,

--- shastac@... wrote:

> Hi All,

> Do you have more pain when the barometer falls?

Yes, I have more pain with low air pressure. It is especially when the

low pressure is connected with high humidity (Which it usually is in my

area).

The Skeptical Enquirer tossed it off as an old wives tale, but then

they said that in one study, the pressure/humidity thing was the only

one of the air pressure beliefs was true. Some people CAN tell when it

is going to storm.

BB

JB Glaze

=====

And the day came, when the risk to remain tight in bud became more painful than

the risk to bloom.

Anias Nin (1903-1977)

__________________________________________________

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I have to join the fray regarding dropping barometer and pain. However,

thanks to Celebrex and St. s Wort (knocking wood) I no longer feel such

horrid pain. I can actually move around the day before and during rainy

weather. Anyone who laughs about this should feel the pain for a day!!

Take care,

Joan

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I have to join the fray regarding dropping barometer and pain. However,

thanks to Celebrex and St. s Wort (knocking wood) I no longer feel such

horrid pain. I can actually move around the day before and during rainy

weather. Anyone who laughs about this should feel the pain for a day!!

Take care,

Joan

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> Do you have more pain when the barometer falls? <

For sure! When the barometer starts falling the pain levels skyrocket.

When the barometer hits its lowest point I just go to bed and sleep.

I used to tell my grandmother that it was impossible to tell weather by

joint pain. Now I wish I could apologize to her. She was right! Seems

like a lot of old folk ways weren't as crazy as I once thought.

Ray in Virginia

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> Do you have more pain when the barometer falls? <

For sure! When the barometer starts falling the pain levels skyrocket.

When the barometer hits its lowest point I just go to bed and sleep.

I used to tell my grandmother that it was impossible to tell weather by

joint pain. Now I wish I could apologize to her. She was right! Seems

like a lot of old folk ways weren't as crazy as I once thought.

Ray in Virginia

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Hi All,

I have increased when the weather changes either way. Also, I was told by

my first rheumatologist that I would find the spring and fall seasons the

worst for my pain. So far the fall season is always my worstest (sp?).

Spring can be painful too, depending on how much it rains and is cold out at

the same time.

Yes - weather will affect many of us, depending on what is the cause of our

chronic pain.

Lois in PA

Pain & Weather

Hi All,

Do you have more pain when the barometer falls? some people tell me

that this is hogwash, but today the pressure is

very low and I am having a lot of pain.

Just wondering.

Bobbie

shastac@...

Arkansas

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Hi All,

I have increased when the weather changes either way. Also, I was told by

my first rheumatologist that I would find the spring and fall seasons the

worst for my pain. So far the fall season is always my worstest (sp?).

Spring can be painful too, depending on how much it rains and is cold out at

the same time.

Yes - weather will affect many of us, depending on what is the cause of our

chronic pain.

Lois in PA

Pain & Weather

Hi All,

Do you have more pain when the barometer falls? some people tell me

that this is hogwash, but today the pressure is

very low and I am having a lot of pain.

Just wondering.

Bobbie

shastac@...

Arkansas

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Hi. I am new to this group but had to throw my 2 cents in on this one. I always feel worse when the weather is changing. I was in tears Sunday night with my hands and back. Sure enough a big cold front hit Monday morning and I felt much better.

Joy in Dallas

Reiter's syndrome and lots more...

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Hi. I am new to this group but had to throw my 2 cents in on this one. I always feel worse when the weather is changing. I was in tears Sunday night with my hands and back. Sure enough a big cold front hit Monday morning and I felt much better.

Joy in Dallas

Reiter's syndrome and lots more...

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I find low pressure to be almost agonising. I can always tell when a low is

coming, even w/o the rain. Why would anyone think we would make something

like that up?

Di

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> Greetings,

>

> --- shastac@... wrote:

> > Hi All,

> > Do you have more pain when the barometer falls?

>

> Yes, I have more pain with low air pressure. It is especially when the

> low pressure is connected with high humidity (Which it usually is in my

> area).

>

> The Skeptical Enquirer tossed it off as an old wives tale, but then

> they said that in one study, the pressure/humidity thing was the only

> one of the air pressure beliefs was true. Some people CAN tell when it

> is going to storm.

>

> BB

> JB Glaze

>

>

>

> =====

> And the day came, when the risk to remain tight in bud became more painful

than the risk to bloom.

> Anias Nin (1903-1977)

>

> __________________________________________________

>

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I find low pressure to be almost agonising. I can always tell when a low is

coming, even w/o the rain. Why would anyone think we would make something

like that up?

Di

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> Greetings,

>

> --- shastac@... wrote:

> > Hi All,

> > Do you have more pain when the barometer falls?

>

> Yes, I have more pain with low air pressure. It is especially when the

> low pressure is connected with high humidity (Which it usually is in my

> area).

>

> The Skeptical Enquirer tossed it off as an old wives tale, but then

> they said that in one study, the pressure/humidity thing was the only

> one of the air pressure beliefs was true. Some people CAN tell when it

> is going to storm.

>

> BB

> JB Glaze

>

>

>

> =====

> And the day came, when the risk to remain tight in bud became more painful

than the risk to bloom.

> Anias Nin (1903-1977)

>

> __________________________________________________

>

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My chronic neurological pain is not effected by the weather.

However I get really bad tension headaches and restlessness if there's low

pressure - especially if it's building up to a thunder storm. I've had this

for years - I can always know, as these symptoms are so different than my

other problems.

Do doctors think these symptoms are made up? What about people with

rheumatic problems - they are very effected when the weather changes. Why

should that be more legitimate than other symptoms having to do with

weather changes?

- H -

>I find low pressure to be almost agonising. I can always tell when a low is

>coming, even w/o the rain. Why would anyone think we would make something

>like that up?

>

>Di

> Re: Pain & Weather

>

>

> > Greetings,

> >

> > --- shastac@... wrote:

> > > Hi All,

> > > Do you have more pain when the barometer falls?

> >

> > Yes, I have more pain with low air pressure. It is especially when the

> > low pressure is connected with high humidity (Which it usually is in my

> > area).

> >

> > The Skeptical Enquirer tossed it off as an old wives tale, but then

> > they said that in one study, the pressure/humidity thing was the only

> > one of the air pressure beliefs was true. Some people CAN tell when it

> > is going to storm.

> >

> > BB

> > JB Glaze

> >

> >

> >

> > =====

> > And the day came, when the risk to remain tight in bud became more painful

>than the risk to bloom.

> > Anias Nin (1903-1977)

> >

> > __________________________________________________

> >

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My chronic neurological pain is not effected by the weather.

However I get really bad tension headaches and restlessness if there's low

pressure - especially if it's building up to a thunder storm. I've had this

for years - I can always know, as these symptoms are so different than my

other problems.

Do doctors think these symptoms are made up? What about people with

rheumatic problems - they are very effected when the weather changes. Why

should that be more legitimate than other symptoms having to do with

weather changes?

- H -

>I find low pressure to be almost agonising. I can always tell when a low is

>coming, even w/o the rain. Why would anyone think we would make something

>like that up?

>

>Di

> Re: Pain & Weather

>

>

> > Greetings,

> >

> > --- shastac@... wrote:

> > > Hi All,

> > > Do you have more pain when the barometer falls?

> >

> > Yes, I have more pain with low air pressure. It is especially when the

> > low pressure is connected with high humidity (Which it usually is in my

> > area).

> >

> > The Skeptical Enquirer tossed it off as an old wives tale, but then

> > they said that in one study, the pressure/humidity thing was the only

> > one of the air pressure beliefs was true. Some people CAN tell when it

> > is going to storm.

> >

> > BB

> > JB Glaze

> >

> >

> >

> > =====

> > And the day came, when the risk to remain tight in bud became more painful

>than the risk to bloom.

> > Anias Nin (1903-1977)

> >

> > __________________________________________________

> >

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I have been told that pain in joints when a weather change is coming is an old wives tale. This old wife and her Mother says it is differently true. We are having an ice storm here in Dallas and I am in severe pain. My hands are almost unbearable. Also Sunday as the front approached I had a huge flare. With some relief as it passed on Monday morning.

Joy

Reactive Arthritis or Reiter's and all associated syndromes

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Greetings,

I need to comment that the scientists tried to debunk the 'old wive's

tale' about all pain/weather interactions. They actually focused on

rhumatic disorders, so they are NOT singling us, non-rhumatic people

out. The de-bunking didn't stick, but they keep trying. What do we,

'old wives' that some of us are, know. It's just our bodies, they're

the experts.

Sorry, 's in a pain-filled bitchy mood today.

BB & D

--- Marie Hayton wrote:

> Do doctors think these symptoms are made up? What about people with

> rheumatic problems - they are very effected when the weather changes.

> Why

> should that be more legitimate than other symptoms having to do with

> weather changes?

>

> - H -

> >

> >Sent: Monday, December 11, 2000 2:14 PM

> > > The Skeptical Enquirer tossed it off as an old wives tale, but

> then

> > > they said that in one study, the pressure/humidity thing was the

> only

> > > one of the air pressure beliefs was true. Some people CAN tell

> when it

> > > is going to storm.

> > >

> > > BB

> > > JB Glaze

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And the day came, when the risk to remain tight in bud became more painful than

the risk to bloom.

Anias Nin (1903-1977)

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The Monster Snow/Ice Storm is marching eastward! I can tell we are going to

get it because my right hip, lower back, left knee, and both feet are

annoucing that the barometer is falling!

Ray in Virginia

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>Hi I just joined the list and I think I will enjoy meeting everyone. I have

RSDS and I can feel the change in weather about two days before. Both my wrists

are effected and even though the pain is always there I don't take medications

or have nerve blocks any longer. I would rather deal with the pain then just

mask it and possibly hurt myself without knowing. I am always terrified of

falling and trying to stop myself with my hands.

Betty

I find low pressure to be almost agonising. I can always tell when a low is

>coming, even w/o the rain. Why would anyone think we would make something

>like that up?

>

>Di

> Re: Pain & Weather

>

>

>> Greetings,

>>

>> --- shastac@... wrote:

>> > Hi All,

>> > Do you have more pain when the barometer falls?

>>

>> Yes, I have more pain with low air pressure. It is especially when the

>> low pressure is connected with high humidity (Which it usually is in my

>> area).

>>

>> The Skeptical Enquirer tossed it off as an old wives tale, but then

>> they said that in one study, the pressure/humidity thing was the only

>> one of the air pressure beliefs was true. Some people CAN tell when it

>> is going to storm.

>>

>> BB

>> JB Glaze

>>

>>

>>

>> =====

>> And the day came, when the risk to remain tight in bud became more painful

>than the risk to bloom.

>> Anias Nin (1903-1977)

>>

>> __________________________________________________

>>

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