My family always told me that I was being a “drama queen “ when I complained about my aching joint pain! You have validated my complaints! Thanks guys and stay safe!!
I have arthritis and also suffer from migraines. When there is a change in the weather I know before it actually gets here because of the increase in pain. Thank you for this video.
Not a joke, it is true!!! Weather changes definitely affects my muli-joint stage 4 osteoarthritis making it more painful, as well as asthma flare ups at times.
I take NAC 600mg Twice per day. Zinc 40mg at night, with Magnesium citrate and Magnesium Gylcinate total dose 700mg.. AND Boron 3mg at night.. ! Selenium and a Multi Vit B, with Folate in Not Folic acid… I add Extra Vit B2 and Thiamine to my morning and Lunch time dose….. …… ! . I take with D3 and K2 m7, with Fatty Breakfast The D3 according to my D 3 Blood level…. THESE vitamins HAVE helped my Asthma and Arthritis. Soo much.. hope this Helps.. Jenny R.N. 💕
Weather change is definitely felt in my knees, living on the west coast (rainy) is the worst with osteoarthritis, also I found elevation ( atmospheric pressure ) affects mine as well. I took note of this when I visited different places. Wondering why my knees were worse at home than other places. Thanks Docs haha love your silly senses of humor.
My husband thinks I’m crazy when I say it’s going to get colder or it’s going to rain because that’s when the aching and the pain starts. After hearing that over and over I just stopped letting him know, when it’s going to snow. Thanks Doc for validating I’m not crazy🤗❤️🇨🇦
Shame on your husband! He has his own personal weather warning system and doesn’t even appreciate it! That’s ok. He’s flirting with fate. One of these days…BOOM…..both knees!
Awesome. Yup. On colder nights sleep w an electric blanket. So cheap. Also keeps the bed dry which is much healthier. Start the day feeling so much better. Thank u for sharing. This way I stay away from meds. Am retired so can take an afternoon nap on colder days in my heated bed. Then get up and enjoy the afternoon.
Ah…so that’s why I’m here loafing around in beautiful Sarasota and I thought it was for the Happy Hours!!! SO thank you for validating my sojourns to the warm, sunny south 🩴
I Have Sometimes Severe Pain!-Weather Does Affect My Problems-Arthritis Is Wicked!-(Cervical-Head Area)-Thank You For Talking About This. It is Important!!-Go Canada!-Sgt. Tom-North Carolina
I don't have arthritis (yet), but I've always been a weather vane. I get sinus headaches, mostly in winter, when there's a big pressure change. Not sure why it is less of a problem in summer, but the winter storms aren't my friends. Sometimes my eyeteeth ache, too - I guess the roots are a little too close to my sinus cavity. I'd give a lot for a little valve on my skull where I could equalize the pressure!
Hey me too. I always have sinus ear and headache when pressure is changing. Gor some arthritis now too in hands so will have to see if pain is worse when rain is on the way! Great topic.
People always thought I was nuts when I said my joints were affected by the weather, but all I can tell you is this: I can golf in the warm, dry Palm Springs weather when I vacation there, but I can barely walk without a cane much of the time in Georgia. Thanks for your words of validation.
I've heard this all my life! Older people would always complain about weather changes and how it worsened their aching joints. As I've gotten older, I experience the same thing. When I was much younger, I experienced migraines. One day a coworker noticed my migraines were worse when the barometric pressure was higher. Luckily the migraines stopped after 10 years but my joints continue to give me problems. And since I'm older now, I definitely feel a difference when the weather changes. And my joint problems began in the 80's, having my first jaw surgery in 1982. I now have the second prosthesis in my jaw. After having an arthroscope over 20 years ago, both knees are constantly aching and popping besides being great weather predictors. It was about 80° here in Texas yesterday and today we woke up to the 40's. It will still be cold tomorrow but by Wednesday it could be back in the 80's. Of course this is why I call Texas the bipolar state because of constant extreme changes in the weather. And if you don't like the weather in Texas, just wait 5 minutes and it will change. But I've seen a 60° drop in temperature within 30 minutes. That's why I always carry a jacket, umbrella, blanket and suntan lotion in my car. You never know how the weather will change. Thanks for dispelling the myth of arthritic people being able to predict weather. Because at some age, everyone will be able to give a weather report. 😉 Now excuse me while I go lay on my heating pad.
Hi Docs..You guys are 100 percent right..My arthritis in my knee aches when the weather is damp and cold..Thanks again for all your great videos...You guys rock
I so agree with you. !!! Some people look at you thinking it's all in your head, but it is so true. Also here is another weather forecaster for you....our cats wash over their ears when it is going to rain and that apparently is to do with the barometric pressure too. Who needs the weather channel !!!!!
I always found that the change in weather affected my knees as well, even before I was diagnosed with OA. I had a full knee replacement on my left knee and it has come along quite nicely. However, I still get twinges of pain in the left knee, especially with the temperature change. Dr. Weening, you were my surgeon, and it has been almost a whole year since I had this done. Watching this video has re-assured me that this is normal. Thank-you both for these great videos. They are very helpful.
Before my knee replacements I could tell when it was going to rain, I have had RA since I was twenty-one, the weather definitely has an effect on your joints. Thank you for making videos
I knew it!! 😂 Thanks for a great video, Docs. Makes me feel less....'complainy', and more like someone doing a service for my friends and family. 'Rain's a-coming!' 😃
It's true! Every Sunday at Grandma and Grandpa's my grandfather said, " my legs are aching...it's going to rain". And it rained! Not every Sunday but most! 😄
I am SO RELIEVED to hear this is not a myth that needs busting. Followup question: is weather-related pain diagnostic of arthritis vs. other kinds of pain?
Thanks guys, for this valuable information on your video re: arthritis vs weather. You have helped me and many, many more people to understand how weather affects arthritis sufferers and that it's not a myth or hogwash after all ! You guys are awesome. We appreciate you! Judy 🇨🇦
So true! Thank you for this. I have really bad arthritis in my right knee, and can go from no pain one day to so much pain the next day when a weather system is coming that I have a hard time walking. Euflexxa injections help tremendously, but still when a cold front comes through I definitely can feel it.
I'm an osteo. Cold & rain for sure but...the barometric pressure plays a larger "cause&effect" for me. Not just joints but...sinuses! That said, the barometric also throws off my equilibrium. All kinds of wonky 🥴🥴🥴 I have a daughter that suffers from constant migraines. Again, it's the barometric pressure that causes the largest issue.
I'm in Green Bay Wisconsin where the weather changes alot and quickly. I fractured my C6 and C7 vertebrate in 1999 in a car accident. Had shoulder damage as well. I've been told there is arthritis in the neck and shoulder. Yes I can tell the weather is going to change. Shoulder gets soar and my neck tightens up to the point where I get a tension head ache.
@@TalkingWithDocs no actually I'm ok. You live with it. Honestly it has worked in my favor in the past being an outdoorsman and a construction worker it gives me a heads up believe it or not. I take 2 Asperin and I'm good
One of the reasons I moved to Florida was for the warmer weather. My shoulders and back were so hunched over up north. I'm better in that respect in the south.
Absolutely TRUE! Changes in barometric pressure feels like an attack physically. Until there is stability in pressure, my body with pain is on a roller coaster of ups and downs, of adjustments ... which in turn keeps the mind on high alert for threat. Changes in barometric pressure hijacks the sense of wellbeing for the body and the mind ... in my experience.
I've had a dozen spinal surgeries, all due to sporting injuries, and changes in weather can be crippling. My entire spine can feel like it's pulling itself apart. It's real!
Facts! I’ve had a discectomy on my lower back when I was 27ish (I had a herniated disk pinching my sciatic nerve)…I’m 41 now and a year ago I suffered from my second back injury. I had a bulging disk. I was also told that I have arthritis in my back. In between and after my two injuries, any time the weather changes drastically 10+ degrees in a short amount of time my back kills me. Not sciatic nerve pain (no pain in the glute or down the leg) just pain around where my scar is. Stiff, tight, sore…it’s hard to move freely. Heating pad helps. I live in AZ too. Going from 112-114 degrees in one weekend back down to low 100’s in a couple days still has that same effect. In a few days it goes away. It’s the change of pressure.
It's definitely true since I'm about 7 more years down the road for a left total knee replacement. When we got the bad snow storm in Minnesota my left knee was really bothering me with my oa. My boss asked if it happens when it gets bad outside and I told her yes it does. Thanks for sharing this video Doctors.
Yes it's true. I used to accurately predict it would rain in two days by taking notice of the discomfort of old injuries like broken fingers or damaged ankle and knee. People thought it was just BS until I was repeatedly correct. Also my nose gets so itchy I rub it constantly and start ripping out the snot hairs. Keep an eye on some one with slightly wavey hair. The curling will increase at least a day before the rain arrives. Keep notice of how your body reacts before the weather changes and you will see a pattern appear.
Years ago my elderly Springer Spaniel awoke crying one morning as a big winter snow storm was approaching. Her vet could not find any problems with her, and theorized her pain was due to the changing barometric pressure related to the storm (plus he felt she had some dementia, which made her pain seem worse.) So, yep, I'm a believer.
I totally agree. I had neck surgery back in 2002 and my neck and shoulders get very sore and stiff in cold damp weather. And very bad thunderstorm storms in the summer can cause soreness. Those big low pressure like the Texas Lows and Colorado Lows in the winter Low pressure systems make me ache.
Great informative video (as always). I love how you use science (of course) to support your topic- how differing pressures from weather changes are measured and how this relates to us. This is so interesting and clarifies everything. Too funny about the 7 layers- this is so Canadian eh- reminds me of my Grandma. I really like this video- wondered myself and now I know for sure.
Thank you guys!! I am vindicated and live in the PNW. So I can verify the rain and the pressure change. I feel the cold is relative as cold for us on the valley floor is 30* and damn if that mucks my joints as well. What a great channel, Thank you again!!!!
I am so happy to find this video... thank you. I moved to Idaho 1 1/2 y/o ago to be near my son and family hoping to retire here. I find the long cold winters are brutal for me having Inflammatory arthritis and OA in so many areas in my body (feet, lumbar spine, L hip, hands, cervical spine) and now dgx with fibromyalgia as well. Not sure if it was due to working as an RN for 25 years that help bring it on. It's very painful and very hard to move (I used to be an avid hiker). I see a Rheumatologist and some meds help however I know I need to move to a dryer warmer state when my husband retires in 2 years. Don't know how I will get through another Winter. This video will be helpful for me to show my husband to help him understand why I feel so poorly. Thank you again. Patty
After 40+ years of having worsening pain with OA in my knees, hips and back (which definitely was worse with cold or damp weather!!). Then 3 years ago I went on a very low carb diet-‘to just bring my A1 C down ‘to prevent full-blown diabetes’. That worked like a charm! But what I DIDN’T expect was that it apparently had a very positive affect on my joint inflammation!-, because even though I’m now in my early 80s, I no longer suffer from such disabling pain that I couldn’t even turn over in bed comfortably, much less walk around very easily. The few times I have indulged in carbs I notice even my finger joints will swell. When I knock off the carbs I’m good to go!
I don't have arthritis (that I know of), but I have joint pain due to hypermobility, and rain, snow, and cold definitely affects me, as well as a scar I have on my leg. I have heat intolerance as well, causing nerve pain, sweating and dizziness, so trying to be just the right temperature is a struggle. I mentioned it to a doctor and she said that's pretty normal considering what I'm dealing with so that wasn't very comforting, but good to know I wasn't overreacting like parents and teachers kept saying.
Hi JL. Sorry to hear that. If you are on the EDS spectrum there are a lot of things that go along with it. Best of luck. Thanks for watching and subscribing
OMG! It is soooo true!! When my kids were small and in school, I could predict a snow day (school closure ) long before the school board called it! We lived on the east coast of Canada with lots of snow storms! I have had both knees replaced, and am not as accurate now , but Back in the day , if Mama said there was no school, they went to bed without setting alarms:):) You Guys are awesome! Keep up the good work!
Changes in weather affected me a long time before I was finally diagnosed with OA. Since the knee replacement this sensitivity has actually gotten worse. Humidity and cold have always affected my asthma and migraines as well. You'd think living in South Australia would help but our weather patterns are changing and we have MUCH more humid weather than even 10 years ago.
@@kaypendergast5676 I lived there 4 years in late 1980's. Wasn't much to do back then. They hadn't even blown up the hospital yet. I gather things have improved.
@@OzSteve9801 Canberra is very cold! I lived in Adelaide in 1990 to 1992 during the recession we had to have.... I have a serious lung condition now and apparently Adelaide is THE place to go.... so surprised to hear the humidity is now a problem.
Absolutely true. I live in Southern California and the slightest cold front with rain brings on so much pain to my 75 year old replacements needed knee joints!!!! Ouch!
Barometric always feel. Snow fronts need to fall but leading up to that, just feel damp cold. Once weather settled, I can handle the results despite -35c. Thanks
Thanks guys! I do believe weather can change how you feel. I'm stuck on the pressure theory. A bad winter storm may lower the pressure 1/2"hg (standard sea level pressure is 29.92"Hg). A jetliner cabin at cruise can be a full 5" below standard sea level pressure. It seems people would be writhing in pain. I have PsA and even on long flights I seem no worse off. Cheers
This is 100% true. This past Friday and Saturday temps and pressure dropped significantly. Saturday my knees creaked all day so much I could hear the grinding.
I am originally from NY. Started having symptoms from Osteoarthritis around age 30. I have lived in NY, FL, AZ and NV. I can definitely state that I have felt better as far as my Osteoarthritis goes since I moved to the Southwest. AZ and NV agree with me more than FL.
I installed a barometer app on my phone to see the correlation. Yesterday there was a huge swing in the pressure change - first it went up to 1036 hPa and then it fell to 1026. I was in agony! Good to see that the science is finally catching up with what ALL arthritis patients experience when the weather changes.
Thats is so true. I know or at least can guess when it will rain. When the clouds show up, my back gets stiff, sacroiliac joint and hip movements get painful. When i keep myself warm, or put heat on the joint area it gets mellow. So i love summer days 🤝
Thank you for sharing this! I do in home health care and try to explain this to my clients and their family members and often get looked at as though I'm crazy. I will save and use this video to educate and help my clients are their families to understand what's happening. Thank you again! Your videos share so much useful information and I deeply appreciate it.
Viscosity! I live in Arizona and since I was three years old I have suffered aches when it got cold here (yes, not as cold as there but…). So people always made fun of me because I bundled up because I didn’t want to suffer. That aching pain really hurts! Thank you for the science that backs up the truth. Great information as usual 😊
2 acl/mcl reconstructions and 3 meniscotomies on the other, going back to the early 80's. Mid 50's now in age, last few years is when the weather sensitivity has kicked in. But, on other hand, I have more energy in the cold weather, and can spend hours in the gym, so it is a tradeoff.
I'm definitely a case in point here. With two prosthetic shoulders, and in need of a couple of other joint replacements (knee, DIP joints both hands, and possibly R hip),I can truly testify to this fact. I don't remember the last time I haven't been in horrible pain. Every single day, I am hurting to move about just to make it through the day. The damp cold days we have here in New Brunswick can be very excruciating on your joints. When it rains in the summer here, I'm cringing. Also, I'm only turning 44 in June. So OA definitely doesn't discriminate. In my family, it's known as the McKinley curse. Most of the men in my family have been affected by OA. I truly don't wish this on anyone. Great video by the way, and thank you for making these videos.
Hey Docs, I used to have arthritis all the time. I never could figure out a weather association. But, since I started KETO and really eating very little sugar my arthritis has really improved.
Yes often the true benefit of that diet, which if animal based is not a healthy or sustainable way to eat, is the elimination of sugar, processed foods and refined carbs.
Thanks for this info regarding the weather and painful OA. My family think I am nuts whenever i tell them it is going to rain because my knees and wrists are sore. Living on the coast of Queensland this past summer has been especially difficult because of the extensive and increased rainfall we have experienced. My arthritic joints have been very painful most days.
It is so very true about the weather affecting arthritis. I live in Melbourne and I hate winter 🥶 as I have osteoarthritis, fibromyalgia and I also have a deformity in my collagen which has affected my joints, muscles and other internal organs, so my life has been hell with all these issues. Anyway I love watching your videos
I’ve had migraines since I was 15, I’m 32 now and have some sort of autoimmune disorder that definitely seems to be “connective tissue related”. Not enough markers on blood work for a perfect diagnosis of anything. But I can tell you for sure that storms have ALWAYS triggered my migraines and that now, rain in general and the cold in general make my joints, particularly where they are most painful anyway, absolutey awful!!
Same exact thing here.I’m just a bit older than you. Just so frustrating that doctors won’t treat the symptoms I have because I do not have enough blood test markers to a pin point what autoimmune disease I have? But most deft. RA with others overlapping too! But yes I get achy pain 24-48 hrs before the rain along with migraines too! Only on preventive migraine meds but nothing else?
Yup..and when the temperature goes down passed 0°..I can feel pain where the rods are in my knee..the metal gets cold...the rest of the old joints feel humidity more than cold
I suffer from A.S. Arthritis and kept track of barometric pressure, weather and food for 8 months to see what affected my flare ups….. for me nothing seemed to matter …..sometimes my best days were when it was cold rainy or snow ….. sometimes a high barometric reading were my worse days….. but you gotta go with science it does make sense ….. good video… thanks for doing them
Thank you so much for the info. I had inquired if you guys could possibly do a video on this phenomenon and was told that it was coming soon. And here it is. Be careful what you wish for.
Last year had a joint fused in my middle finger. When the weather is warm, can bend it. When cold, I feel it in the repaired joint as well as a few more fingers.
I had a lot of pain in my hands that the doctor said was osteoarthritis so I tracked the local barometric pressure as my symptoms increased and decreased and after months of record keeping I found no correlation between pressure and the pain I was experiencing.
The docs here answered my wonder about that: (Fronts moving in, whether higher or lower pressure increase pain.) It's the change arriving/on its way that triggers the increased ache and pain, not whether the pressure's going up or down. Like you, if not so precisely, I've liked checking an old barometer in my house; and been puzzled when pain could come in either on higher or lower pressure.
Definitely true my arthritis pain is so much worse now having moved back to the UK from Spain. This cold damp weather here is really exacerbating the pain in my back, really looking forward to some dryer warmer weather.
This is so true ,the older you get your body lets you know when there has been a change in the barometric pressure love thease drs.No BS just straight facts
Thanks for the info. because now I know why my pain during barometric change is so bad. My heating pad is my buddy during the winter and my Arthritis Tylenol.
I have Arthritis and Fibromyalgia. Yes the weather definitely makes a difference. I can tell weather we are getting wet snow or the fluffy stuff. Also the rain my body knows up to 1 day before.
I live in upstate ny! And it bothers my arthritis like all winter long.A heating pad on my back always. That’s why I’m spending a few weeks in Florida this year!
My osteoarthritis can predict the weather. I have traumatic arthritis due to 22 years of hard military service. I eat, drink, use as much anti-inflammatory foods, herbs daily to keep the pain down. But when it starts getting colder I can feel it big time. Lol I do hike daily in rain, snow, freezing weather, heat. I wear heated long Johns, gloves, and rub down with pain cream. It helps keep my joints moving.
Rain & Winter is very rough on my body and I just went through my first winter with my artificial hip and let me tell you, that was so much worse. I’ll have to find a heating pad that will wrap around that hip next winter 🥶
For those suffering chronic arthritis like me , I highly recommend using magnesium products creams tablets etc , especially magnesium cream , hope this helps those suffering.
I am an old man, and can testify that Barometric pressure, and temperature carry huge implications for osteoarthritis ! I am literally suffering from temperature drop and cold fall weather as we speak, and am going to the doctor soon to see what can be done about my arthritic knees .
LIving in South Florida for 45 years had its own "thing" ... but, moving back to Ohio to marry my eighth-grade boyfriend at the age of 69 ... Wow! The snow and ice were romantic as a young person (all cuddly, etc.) but as an older person just cold and slippery. Pretty for a few days. But I can hardly do anything in the cold - even with the thermostat set on 70 degrees. I just feel sluggish and achy. I would tell my fairly-new husband its the cold and change in pressure that affects me ... has to be. Anyway, thank you both for confirming this for my own peace of mind. I love your videos-they are so very helpful and fun. So, this morning when my hubby wakes up I will say "Ok, I agree with you, winters will be in Florida" Bring on the Trivial Pursuit! Have a great week!
I have arthritis in my hands and feet. I tore up my left ankle years ago and I absolutely ache in the winter. Just broke my right ankle, so I guess I will look forward (NOT) to the same when it heals. Thanks for this video … proves me right !!!
I taught high school for 30 years and noticed a definite change in students ability to think when there as a change in air pressure…my brain felt foggy as well…more tired and prone to yawning frequently. It takes about 24 hrs for the internal tissues to adjust to the new pressure.☺️
My family always told me that I was being a “drama queen “ when I complained about my aching joint pain! You have validated my complaints! Thanks guys and stay safe!!
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Really trashy from their side to insult you because you experience pain that they don't
I have arthritis and also suffer from migraines. When there is a change in the weather I know before it actually gets here because of the increase in pain. Thank you for this video.
Same here with migraines. Also my arthritis kills when the weather changes.
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Yes Gladys. You are not alone. Thanks for watching and subscribing
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I get migraines when the weather changes too. They usually start about 24-48 hours before the change.
Not a joke, it is true!!! Weather changes definitely affects my muli-joint stage 4 osteoarthritis making it more painful, as well as asthma flare ups at times.
I take NAC 600mg Twice per day.
Zinc 40mg at night, with Magnesium citrate and Magnesium Gylcinate total dose 700mg.. AND
Boron 3mg at night.. !
Selenium and a Multi Vit B, with Folate in Not Folic acid… I add Extra Vit B2 and Thiamine to my morning and Lunch time dose….. …… ! .
I take with D3 and K2 m7, with Fatty Breakfast The D3 according to my D 3 Blood level….
THESE vitamins HAVE helped my Asthma and Arthritis. Soo much..
hope this Helps.. Jenny R.N. 💕
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Weather change is definitely felt in my knees, living on the west coast (rainy) is the worst with osteoarthritis, also I found elevation ( atmospheric pressure ) affects mine as well. I took note of this when I visited different places. Wondering why my knees were worse at home than other places. Thanks Docs haha love your silly senses of humor.
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My husband thinks I’m crazy when I say it’s going to get colder or it’s going to rain because that’s when the aching and the pain starts. After hearing that over and over I just stopped letting him know, when it’s going to snow. Thanks Doc for validating I’m not crazy🤗❤️🇨🇦
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Shame on your husband! He has his own personal weather warning system and doesn’t even appreciate it! That’s ok. He’s flirting with fate. One of these days…BOOM…..both knees!
You definitely Not crazy!
Awesome. Yup. On colder nights sleep w an electric blanket. So cheap. Also keeps the bed dry which is much healthier. Start the day feeling so much better. Thank u for sharing. This way I stay away from meds. Am retired so can take an afternoon nap on colder days in my heated bed. Then get up and enjoy the afternoon.
Sounds like a pretty good little day T. Thanks for watching and subscribing
Ah…so that’s why I’m here loafing around in beautiful Sarasota and I thought it was for the Happy Hours!!! SO thank you for validating my sojourns to the warm, sunny south 🩴
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I Have Sometimes Severe Pain!-Weather Does Affect My Problems-Arthritis Is Wicked!-(Cervical-Head Area)-Thank You For Talking About This. It is Important!!-Go Canada!-Sgt. Tom-North Carolina
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I don't have arthritis (yet), but I've always been a weather vane. I get sinus headaches, mostly in winter, when there's a big pressure change. Not sure why it is less of a problem in summer, but the winter storms aren't my friends. Sometimes my eyeteeth ache, too - I guess the roots are a little too close to my sinus cavity. I'd give a lot for a little valve on my skull where I could equalize the pressure!
That would be a cool party trick Todd. Thanks for watching and subscribing
Hey me too. I always have sinus ear and headache when pressure is changing.
Gor some arthritis now too in hands so will have to see if pain is worse when rain is on the way! Great topic.
Not only do I like your professional opinions and information, but I LOVE your sense of humor!
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People always thought I was nuts when I said my joints were affected by the weather, but all I can tell you is this: I can golf in the warm, dry Palm Springs weather when I vacation there, but I can barely walk without a cane much of the time in Georgia. Thanks for your words of validation.
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I've heard this all my life! Older people would always complain about weather changes and how it worsened their aching joints. As I've gotten older, I experience the same thing.
When I was much younger, I experienced migraines. One day a coworker noticed my migraines were worse when the barometric pressure was higher. Luckily the migraines stopped after 10 years but my joints continue to give me problems.
And since I'm older now, I definitely feel a difference when the weather changes.
And my joint problems began in the 80's, having my first jaw surgery in 1982. I now have the second prosthesis in my jaw.
After having an arthroscope over 20 years ago, both knees are constantly aching and popping besides being great weather predictors.
It was about 80° here in Texas yesterday and today we woke up to the 40's. It will still be cold tomorrow but by Wednesday it could be back in the 80's.
Of course this is why I call Texas the bipolar state because of constant extreme changes in the weather. And if you don't like the weather in Texas, just wait 5 minutes and it will change. But I've seen a 60° drop in temperature within 30 minutes. That's why I always carry a jacket, umbrella, blanket and suntan lotion in my car. You never know how the weather will change.
Thanks for dispelling the myth of arthritic people being able to predict weather. Because at some age, everyone will be able to give a weather report. 😉
Now excuse me while I go lay on my heating pad.
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Bipolar weather!! That’s exactly what it is! Thank you Vickie for giving it a name!!!
Hi Docs..You guys are 100 percent right..My arthritis in my knee aches when the weather is damp and cold..Thanks again for all your great videos...You guys rock
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I so agree with you. !!! Some people look at you thinking it's all in your head, but it is so true. Also here is another weather forecaster for you....our cats wash over their ears when it is going to rain and that apparently is to do with the barometric pressure too. Who needs the weather channel !!!!!
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I always found that the change in weather affected my knees as well, even before I was diagnosed with OA. I had a full knee replacement on my left knee and it has come along quite nicely. However, I still get twinges of pain in the left knee, especially with the temperature change. Dr. Weening, you were my surgeon, and it has been almost a whole year since I had this done. Watching this video has re-assured me that this is normal. Thank-you both for these great videos. They are very helpful.
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Altitude Definitely affects my joint inflammation. The higher the altitude the better I feel
Before my knee replacements I could tell when it was going to rain, I have had RA since I was twenty-one, the weather definitely has an effect on your joints. Thank you for making videos
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Yes it’s true that’s why I and a lot of uncle Arthur affiliated folks moved to beautiful Florida 🥳🥳🥳
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I knew it!! 😂 Thanks for a great video, Docs. Makes me feel less....'complainy', and more like someone doing a service for my friends and family. 'Rain's a-coming!' 😃
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It's true! Every Sunday at Grandma and Grandpa's my grandfather said, " my legs are aching...it's going to rain". And it rained! Not every Sunday but most! 😄
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You are right on about weather affecting arthritic joints. I have it in my knees, shoulders, lumbar spine, my neck. Thanks doctors.
I have arthritis in my hip and pain certainly increases with change in the weather. Thanks for the video
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I agree also and have been telling my husband for years! Thanks Docs.
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I am SO RELIEVED to hear this is not a myth that needs busting. Followup question: is weather-related pain diagnostic of arthritis vs. other kinds of pain?
Hi Carin. Don’t know the answer to that as many pains are likely related to weather. Thanks for watching and subscribing
Thanks guys, for this valuable information on your video re: arthritis vs weather.
You have helped me and many, many more people to understand how weather affects arthritis sufferers and that it's not a myth or hogwash after all !
You guys are awesome.
We appreciate you!
Judy 🇨🇦
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So true! Thank you for this. I have really bad arthritis in my right knee, and can go from no pain one day to so much pain the next day when a weather system is coming that I have a hard time walking. Euflexxa injections help tremendously, but still when a cold front comes through I definitely can feel it.
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Excellent as usual! I'm 60 and recently retired. My new career is being a snow bird. I live in Edmonton...enough already!!
Ha David. It can get cold there for sure! Thanks for watching and subscribing
Thank you, I finally feel that I am not crazy. People humour me when I say I am hurting because nothing shows but wow, it really hurts.
You still may be crazy Sheila! Thanks for watching and subscribing
I'm an osteo. Cold & rain for sure but...the barometric pressure plays a larger "cause&effect" for me. Not just joints but...sinuses! That said, the barometric also throws off my equilibrium. All kinds of wonky 🥴🥴🥴 I have a daughter that suffers from constant migraines. Again, it's the barometric pressure that causes the largest issue.
For sure jetta. Thanks for watching and subscribing
The barometric pressure cause migraines in some people. As if having OA isnt bad enough.
I'm in Green Bay Wisconsin where the weather changes alot and quickly. I fractured my C6 and C7 vertebrate in 1999 in a car accident. Had shoulder damage as well. I've been told there is arthritis in the neck and shoulder. Yes I can tell the weather is going to change. Shoulder gets soar and my neck tightens up to the point where I get a tension head ache.
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@@TalkingWithDocs no actually I'm ok. You live with it. Honestly it has worked in my favor in the past being an outdoorsman and a construction worker it gives me a heads up believe it or not. I take 2 Asperin and I'm good
One of the reasons I moved to Florida was for the warmer weather. My shoulders and back were so hunched over up north. I'm better in that respect in the south.
Yes. Break out the white pants and mesh shoes!
Absolutely TRUE! Changes in barometric pressure feels like an attack physically. Until there is stability in pressure, my body with pain is on a roller coaster of ups and downs, of adjustments ... which in turn keeps the mind on high alert for threat. Changes in barometric pressure hijacks the sense of wellbeing for the body and the mind ... in my experience.
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I've had a dozen spinal surgeries, all due to sporting injuries, and changes in weather can be crippling. My entire spine can feel like it's pulling itself apart. It's real!
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Absolutely the weather affects my joints- thanks for the confirmation.
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Facts! I’ve had a discectomy on my lower back when I was 27ish (I had a herniated disk pinching my sciatic nerve)…I’m 41 now and a year ago I suffered from my second back injury. I had a bulging disk. I was also told that I have arthritis in my back. In between and after my two injuries, any time the weather changes drastically 10+ degrees in a short amount of time my back kills me. Not sciatic nerve pain (no pain in the glute or down the leg) just pain around where my scar is. Stiff, tight, sore…it’s hard to move freely. Heating pad helps. I live in AZ too. Going from 112-114 degrees in one weekend back down to low 100’s in a couple days still has that same effect. In a few days it goes away. It’s the change of pressure.
It's definitely true since I'm about 7 more years down the road for a left total knee replacement. When we got the bad snow storm in Minnesota my left knee was really bothering me with my oa. My boss asked if it happens when it gets bad outside and I told her yes it does. Thanks for sharing this video Doctors.
Weather vane Marcia. Thanks for watching and subscribing
Thanks for another great topic and look at that! You’re up to 150K now. Congrats Docs! 👏
Thanks so much JS. It is coming slowly but surely. Thanks for watching and subscribing
Yes it's true. I used to accurately predict it would rain in two days by taking notice of the discomfort of old injuries like broken fingers or damaged ankle and knee.
People thought it was just BS until I was repeatedly correct.
Also my nose gets so itchy I rub it constantly and start ripping out the snot hairs.
Keep an eye on some one with slightly wavey hair. The curling will increase at least a day before the rain arrives.
Keep notice of how your body reacts before the weather changes and you will see a pattern appear.
Look at you Douglas!! Nice. Thanks for watching and subscribing
Years ago my elderly Springer Spaniel awoke crying one morning as a big winter snow storm was approaching. Her vet could not find any problems with her, and theorized her pain was due to the changing barometric pressure related to the storm (plus he felt she had some dementia, which made her pain seem worse.) So, yep, I'm a believer.
You are correct Karen. Thanks for watching and subscribing
Thank you for this. It happens to me with the barometric pressure.
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I totally agree. I had neck surgery back in 2002 and my neck and shoulders get very sore and stiff in cold damp weather. And very bad thunderstorm storms in the summer can cause soreness. Those big low pressure like the Texas Lows and Colorado Lows in the winter Low pressure systems make me ache.
For sure Rob. Thanks for watching and subscribing
Thanks again Docs, It is so true about feeling the weather changes! It hurts! Take care!
Very welcome Darlene.
I agree totally! My body is screaming at me right now. We were 70 degrees yesterday now 30’s today. Ugh! Thanks for the Validation!
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Yes I can confirm this is a real thing. I do get pain on my left hip on days like today when the weather swings like today. Keep up the great work!
Thanks so much Eliska. Weather is great here today! Thanks for watching and subscribing
Tons of work on my right knee ... I don't notice weather changes. But don't get me started on headache - I definitely see more headaches.
Yes Lana the headaches!! Thanks for watching and subscribing
Great informative video (as always). I love how you use science (of course) to support your topic- how differing pressures from weather changes are measured and how this relates to us. This is so interesting and clarifies everything. Too funny about the 7 layers- this is so Canadian eh- reminds me of my Grandma. I really like this video- wondered myself and now I know for sure.
Ha Lynn. Glad you liked it. Thanks for watching and subscribing
Thank you guys!! I am vindicated and live in the PNW. So I can verify the rain and the pressure change. I feel the cold is relative as cold for us on the valley floor is 30* and damn if that mucks my joints as well. What a great channel, Thank you again!!!!
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I am so happy to find this video... thank you. I moved to Idaho 1 1/2 y/o ago to be near my son and family hoping to retire here. I find the long cold winters are brutal for me having Inflammatory arthritis and OA in so many areas in my body (feet, lumbar spine, L hip, hands, cervical spine) and now dgx with fibromyalgia as well. Not sure if it was due to working as an RN for 25 years that help bring it on. It's very painful and very hard to move (I used to be an avid hiker). I see a Rheumatologist and some meds help however I know I need to move to a dryer warmer state when my husband retires in 2 years. Don't know how I will get through another Winter. This video will be helpful for me to show my husband to help him understand why I feel so poorly. Thank you again. Patty
After 40+ years of having worsening pain with OA in my knees, hips and back (which definitely was worse with cold or damp weather!!). Then 3 years ago I went on a very low carb diet-‘to just bring my A1 C down ‘to prevent full-blown diabetes’. That worked like a charm! But what I DIDN’T expect was that it apparently had a very positive affect on my joint inflammation!-, because even though I’m now in my early 80s, I no longer suffer from such disabling pain that I couldn’t even turn over in bed comfortably, much less walk around very easily. The few times I have indulged in carbs I notice even my finger joints will swell. When I knock off the carbs I’m good to go!
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I am miserable when weather changes happen. My knees, shoulders and hands hurt more. My husband calls me “Doppler radar Carmen.” Lol
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I don't have arthritis (that I know of), but I have joint pain due to hypermobility, and rain, snow, and cold definitely affects me, as well as a scar I have on my leg. I have heat intolerance as well, causing nerve pain, sweating and dizziness, so trying to be just the right temperature is a struggle. I mentioned it to a doctor and she said that's pretty normal considering what I'm dealing with so that wasn't very comforting, but good to know I wasn't overreacting like parents and teachers kept saying.
Hi JL. Sorry to hear that. If you are on the EDS spectrum there are a lot of things that go along with it. Best of luck. Thanks for watching and subscribing
OMG! It is soooo true!! When my kids were small and in school, I could predict a snow day (school closure ) long before the school board called it! We lived on the east coast of Canada with lots of snow storms! I have had both knees replaced, and am not as accurate now , but Back in the day , if Mama said there was no school, they went to bed without setting alarms:):) You Guys are awesome! Keep up the good work!
Thanks so much Aileen the weather vane. Thanks for watching and subscribing
I can attest to it right now. I live in West Tn and storms are coming tonight. My wife and I have been hurting more than usual all day.
Hi Tom. For sure. All the best down in Tennessee. Thanks for watching and subscribing
Changes in weather affected me a long time before I was finally diagnosed with OA. Since the knee replacement this sensitivity has actually gotten worse. Humidity and cold have always affected my asthma and migraines as well. You'd think living in South Australia would help but our weather patterns are changing and we have MUCH more humid weather than even 10 years ago.
Well that’s no good Steven. Thanks for watching and subscribing
Time to move to Canberra.... just kidding!!
@@kaypendergast5676 I lived there 4 years in late 1980's. Wasn't much to do back then. They hadn't even blown up the hospital yet. I gather things have improved.
@@OzSteve9801 Canberra is very cold! I lived in Adelaide in 1990 to 1992 during the recession we had to have.... I have a serious lung condition now and apparently Adelaide is THE place to go.... so surprised to hear the humidity is now a problem.
@@kaypendergast5676 Strangely I've lived in Adelaide since January 1992.
You guys are great, there's such an need for good info on joint problems.
Thank you so much M D. Thanks for watching and subscribing
Absolutely true. I live in Southern California and the slightest cold front with rain brings on so much pain to my 75 year old replacements needed knee joints!!!! Ouch!
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Barometric always feel. Snow fronts need to fall but leading up to that, just feel damp cold. Once weather settled, I can handle the results despite -35c.
Thanks
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Thanks guys! I do believe weather can change how you feel. I'm stuck on the pressure theory. A bad winter storm may lower the pressure 1/2"hg (standard sea level pressure is 29.92"Hg). A jetliner cabin at cruise can be a full 5" below standard sea level pressure. It seems people would be writhing in pain. I have PsA and even on long flights I seem no worse off. Cheers
Interesting
My daily pain in general hurts more with a low pressure system. The colder it is the worse I feel,
For sure Michael’s. Thanks for watching and subscribing
I have osteoarthritis and notice the immediate relief from pain I get when I step into a 103°F spa in the winter.
Beauty Dave. Thanks for watching and subscribing
This is 100% true. This past Friday and Saturday temps and pressure dropped significantly.
Saturday my knees creaked all day so much I could hear the grinding.
Especially true with my hands. The bigger joints don't seem to be affected nearly as much, even though some of them have much worse OA.
Yes Joanne. Thanks for watching and subscribing
I am originally from NY. Started having symptoms from Osteoarthritis around age 30. I have lived in NY, FL, AZ and NV. I can definitely state that I have felt better as far as my Osteoarthritis goes since I moved to the Southwest. AZ and NV agree with me more than FL.
Interesting Marc. And they are all warm. Thanks for watching and subscribing
I installed a barometer app on my phone to see the correlation. Yesterday there was a huge swing in the pressure change - first it went up to 1036 hPa and then it fell to 1026. I was in agony! Good to see that the science is finally catching up with what ALL arthritis patients experience when the weather changes.
Yes Petra they knew for a long time.
Thats is so true. I know or at least can guess when it will rain. When the clouds show up, my back gets stiff, sacroiliac joint and hip movements get painful. When i keep myself warm, or put heat on the joint area it gets mellow. So i love summer days 🤝
Thank you for sharing this! I do in home health care and try to explain this to my clients and their family members and often get looked at as though I'm crazy. I will save and use this video to educate and help my clients are their families to understand what's happening. Thank you again! Your videos share so much useful information and I deeply appreciate it.
Doing our best Mominator7. Thanks for watching and subscribing
Viscosity! I live in Arizona and since I was three years old I have suffered aches when it got cold here (yes, not as cold as there but…). So people always made fun of me because I bundled up because I didn’t want to suffer. That aching pain really hurts! Thank you for the science that backs up the truth. Great information as usual 😊
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Thank you for validating what most of us new. I have no pain in my new knees now from anything, I’m so thankful. 🙏👍💕
Very welcome Sharon. Thanks for watching and subscribing
2 acl/mcl reconstructions and 3 meniscotomies on the other, going back to the early 80's. Mid 50's now in age, last few years is when the weather sensitivity has kicked in.
But, on other hand, I have more energy in the cold weather, and can spend hours in the gym, so it is a tradeoff.
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I'm definitely a case in point here. With two prosthetic shoulders, and in need of a couple of other joint replacements (knee, DIP joints both hands, and possibly R hip),I can truly testify to this fact. I don't remember the last time I haven't been in horrible pain. Every single day, I am hurting to move about just to make it through the day. The damp cold days we have here in New Brunswick can be very excruciating on your joints. When it rains in the summer here, I'm cringing. Also, I'm only turning 44 in June. So OA definitely doesn't discriminate. In my family, it's known as the McKinley curse. Most of the men in my family have been affected by OA. I truly don't wish this on anyone. Great video by the way, and thank you for making these videos.
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Hey Docs, I used to have arthritis all the time. I never could figure out a weather association. But, since I started KETO and really eating very little sugar my arthritis has really improved.
Yes often the true benefit of that diet, which if animal based is not a healthy or sustainable way to eat, is the elimination of sugar, processed foods and refined carbs.
Thanks for this info regarding the weather and painful OA. My family think I am nuts whenever i tell them it is going to rain because my knees and wrists are sore. Living on the coast of Queensland this past summer has been especially difficult because of the extensive and increased rainfall we have experienced. My arthritic joints have been very painful most days.
Sorry to hear that Rita. All the best. Thanks for watching and subscribing
It is so very true about the weather affecting arthritis. I live in Melbourne and I hate winter 🥶 as I have osteoarthritis, fibromyalgia and I also have a deformity in my collagen which has affected my joints, muscles and other internal organs, so my life has been hell with all these issues.
Anyway I love watching your videos
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I’ve had migraines since I was 15, I’m 32 now and have some sort of autoimmune disorder that definitely seems to be “connective tissue related”. Not enough markers on blood work for a perfect diagnosis of anything. But I can tell you for sure that storms have ALWAYS triggered my migraines and that now, rain in general and the cold in general make my joints, particularly where they are most painful anyway, absolutey awful!!
Same exact thing here.I’m just a bit older than you. Just so frustrating that doctors won’t treat the symptoms I have because I do not have enough blood test markers to a pin point what autoimmune disease I have? But most deft. RA with others overlapping too! But yes I get achy pain 24-48 hrs before the rain along with migraines too! Only on preventive migraine meds but nothing else?
Nobody ever believed me that the weather makes a difference in my joints. After hearing you guys I know it’s true! Many thanks!
Now you know!
Yup..and when the temperature goes down passed 0°..I can feel pain where the rods are in my knee..the metal gets cold...the rest of the old joints feel humidity more than cold
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My grandmothers arthritic knee used to blow up like a balloon when rain and a storm was coming. Now I know why. Thanks.
She was right Helen. Thanks for watching and subscribing
I suffer from A.S. Arthritis and kept track of barometric pressure, weather and food for 8 months to see what affected my flare ups….. for me nothing seemed to matter …..sometimes my best days were when it was cold rainy or snow ….. sometimes a high barometric reading were my worse days….. but you gotta go with science it does make sense ….. good video… thanks for doing them
Interesting BOB. Thanks for watching and subscribing
Thank you so much for the info. I had inquired if you guys could possibly do a video on this phenomenon and was told that it was coming soon. And here it is. Be careful what you wish for.
Ha Stephen. There you go!! Thanks for watching and subscribing
Thanks guys! I knew it caused pain in myself, but not necessarily the reasons why
Now you know Debbie!! Thanks for watching and subscribing
Last year had a joint fused in my middle finger. When the weather is warm, can bend it. When cold, I feel it in the repaired joint as well as a few more fingers.
Interesting Lucy. Thanks for watching and subscribing
When I’m holding something frozen, like frozen food, I can feel the pain in the joints of my fingers. Thanks you for sharing.
Oh man Goth. Maybe gloves for shopping? Thanks for watching and subscribing
I had a lot of pain in my hands that the doctor said was osteoarthritis so I tracked the local barometric pressure as my symptoms increased and decreased and after months of record keeping I found no correlation between pressure and the pain I was experiencing.
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The docs here answered my wonder about that: (Fronts moving in, whether higher or lower pressure increase pain.) It's the change arriving/on its way that triggers the increased ache and pain, not whether the pressure's going up or down.
Like you, if not so precisely, I've liked checking an old barometer in my house; and been puzzled when pain could come in either on higher or lower pressure.
Definitely true my arthritis pain is so much worse now having moved back to the UK from Spain. This cold damp weather here is really exacerbating the pain in my back, really looking forward to some dryer warmer weather.
Yes summer Sharon! Please come soon!! Thanks for watching and subscribing
This is so true ,the older you get your body lets you know when there has been a change in the barometric pressure love thease drs.No BS just straight facts
Trying to keep it real in a time when BS flows freely - especially on the internet.
Thanks for the info. because now I know why my pain during barometric change is so bad. My heating pad is my buddy during the winter and my Arthritis Tylenol.
I have Arthritis and Fibromyalgia. Yes the weather definitely makes a difference. I can tell weather we are getting wet snow or the fluffy stuff. Also the rain my body knows up to 1 day before.
You are a valuable asset then Charlie. Thanks for watching and subscribing
It's nice to hear medical professionals acknowledge this.
We thought so Ella. Thanks for watching and subscribing
After my brother broke his leg, and it healed, I can remember him saying the weather affected his leg for years.
It sure can desotopete. Thanks for watching and subscribing
Yes weather, and especially weather changes, affects arthritis. I experience it all the time. Thanks for your confirmation.
For sure Guy. Thanks for watching and subscribing
I live in upstate ny! And it bothers my arthritis like all winter long.A heating pad on my back always. That’s why I’m spending a few weeks in Florida this year!
Good call Donna. Thanks for watching and subscribing
My osteoarthritis can predict the weather. I have traumatic arthritis due to 22 years of hard military service.
I eat, drink, use as much anti-inflammatory foods, herbs daily to keep the pain down. But when it starts getting colder I can feel it big time. Lol I do hike daily in rain, snow, freezing weather, heat. I wear heated long Johns, gloves, and rub down with pain cream. It helps keep my joints moving.
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Rain & Winter is very rough on my body and I just went through my first winter with my artificial hip and let me tell you, that was so much worse. I’ll have to find a heating pad that will wrap around that hip next winter 🥶
We have heard that Cinder ella. Thanks for watching and subscribing
For those suffering chronic arthritis like me , I highly recommend using magnesium products creams tablets etc , especially magnesium cream , hope this helps those suffering.
I am an old man, and can testify that Barometric pressure, and temperature carry huge implications for osteoarthritis ! I am literally suffering from temperature drop and cold fall weather as we speak, and am going to the doctor soon to see what can be done about my arthritic knees .
It sure does. Thanks for watching and subscribing
This truly was a great video! Thanks doc’s..
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LIving in South Florida for 45 years had its own "thing" ... but, moving back to Ohio to marry my eighth-grade boyfriend at the age of 69 ... Wow! The snow and ice were romantic as a young person (all cuddly, etc.) but as an older person just cold and slippery. Pretty for a few days. But I can hardly do anything in the cold - even with the thermostat set on 70 degrees. I just feel sluggish and achy. I would tell my fairly-new husband its the cold and change in pressure that affects me ... has to be. Anyway, thank you both for confirming this for my own peace of mind. I love your videos-they are so very helpful and fun. So, this morning when my hubby wakes up I will say "Ok, I agree with you, winters will be in Florida" Bring on the Trivial Pursuit! Have a great week!
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Thanks for giving validation to my complaints when the weather causes me to feel pain.
For sure Betty. Thanks for watching and subscribing
I have arthritis in my hands and feet. I tore up my left ankle years ago and I absolutely ache in the winter. Just broke my right ankle, so I guess I will look forward (NOT) to the same when it heals. Thanks for this video … proves me right !!!
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Thanks for the info guys and your humour... your awesome. My wife’s going to love this info & I’ve been incorrect for years!
Ha Nick. Sorry. Thanks for watching and subscribing
I taught high school for 30 years and noticed a definite change in students ability to think when there as a change in air pressure…my brain felt foggy as well…more tired and prone to yawning frequently. It takes about 24 hrs for the internal tissues to adjust to the new pressure.☺️
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