Does The Weather Bother You

[strawberry]

I find that when there is a low pressure system moving in or a drastic change in weather is approaching, I can feel it coming. My back gets sore and my neck and shoulders seem to tighten up. At times, I even get a migraine. Does anyone else suffer?

 

[hunysukle]

Yes, I sometimes suffer from the weather. My back and neck tend to tense up when pressure levels in the atmosphere rise. Sometimes I get headaches when humidity levels are high, as well.

 

[Sarah C.]

I have noticed that I can get more aches and pains when it is rainy weather. I have also experienced headaches in low pressure.

I do know there are more babies born in low pressures, so the weather definitely can affect the human body.

 

[amy71219]

I get migraines when the weather changes and I my sinuses also bother me. This spring has been horrible on my sinuses.

 

[Anna T]

The weather does occasionally bother me. Especially with the changes in barometric pressure, I certainly notice a difference in how I feel overall.

The pollen is absolutely terrible where I live, and this is the first year that that has ever bothered me. I don't know if it's because I'm in my thirties now or what, but when I was younger it never even phased me.

 

[jason]

I find that when there is a low pressure system moving in or a drastic change in weather is approaching, I can feel it coming. My back gets sore and my neck and shoulders seem to tighten up. At times, I even get a migraine. Does anyone else suffer?

I suffer from looking out my window while working and seeing how beautiful it is outside and not being outside. But that is about it right now. I have not seen any reactions in myself related to weather. I've known people that knew when rain was coming because of joints acting up or what not.

 

[chabella]

Rain gives me the aches and pains too but lately the only issues I have are the allergies with the tree pollen (it has not stopped for close to two weeks now). I will be so happy when it does though!!

 

[Randomhero]

I find that when there is a low pressure system moving in or a drastic change in weather is approaching, I can feel it coming. My back gets sore and my neck and shoulders seem to tighten up. At times, I even get a migraine. Does anyone else suffer?

Thats pretty awesome that you can feel that in your body. My back is always sore along with my shoulders lol.

I usually dont suffer from those tendencies when the weather comes but sometimes it makes my allergies worse

 

[difrancprod]

As a matter of fact it does. It has just been really weird lately like one minute the sun is shining so bright, the next you know; it's raining cats and dogs! The change of weather makes me sick, literally.

 

[Somniate]

My mother will generally get aching joints - specifically her knees - when weather gets stormy. I don't get sore joints, but I have allergies, and they're particularly bad in the spring and fall.

 

[freshfoodie]

I certainly do suffer when the weather is changing. I have back problems and they are always worse when a pressure system is moving in. I also have horrible sinus pain at times like this. We are actually waiting on a rain storm tonight and my body is definitely letting me know it is coming.

 

[strawberry]

I read that you can get a notice from some weather service I think, sent to your cell phone to let you know when a low pressure system is going to be arriving. It's bad enough to get a migraine when it comes without knowing ahead of time that I'm going to get one.

 

[Victor Leigh]

Odd to know that so many people are bothered by rain. For me, rainy weather is good weather. For one, it keeps me indoors and that means I can get more work done. And I like watching the rain when I am not working.

 

[konstantina]

I have a big weather problem and I am still so young I have weather related rhinitis, so evvery time it is a bit humid or cold my nostrils are swollen and it is like having a cold. Other than that, I get a back pain, I have to say that the climate where I live is really unhealthy and I also hate it because it really makes me feel bad. I firmly believe a good climate can fix many problems you might have, even depression.

 

[meowcow]

It does affect me in almost the same way. I don't get any back pain or pain in my bones but I definitely get a migraine from these instances. Especially when it's humid. I really have a hard time functioning on extra hot days where the air is so humid, I get twice as tired as I would with normal weather.

 

[Hyacinth]

When it is rainy and gloomy, it seems that my muscles weaken and I easily get tired. The weather in our area has been crazy lately, sunny today then rainy tomorrow. I get headaches or sinus pain sometimes.

 

[dashboardc33]

I don't really suffer that way, but there are other ways that the weather bothers me. If it is a really humid day it is hard for me to breathe and I don't even like to be outside. The heat isn't really what bothers me, it's the humidity.

I know a lot of people who say that they can always tell when a storm is coming because their muscles and joints will start to feel really achey. This isn't something that happens to me.

 

[btatro]

I do not suffer physically, but I do notice some "SAD" symptoms when the weather is bad for long periods of time. When the sky is too gray for too long I do find myself a bit more withdrawn and low key. When I notice that happening I get outside or exercise. Sometimes just the fresh air is enough to help. Exercising always gives me the energy boost I need to kick the blues.

 

[shaunche]

The weather doesn't bother me too much. When the weather is cold I am more prone to dry skin and chapped lips, but that's about it.

 

[Hickorycottage]

Yes. Every bone in my body that has ever been broken or out if joint will ache. I also get moody and grouchy.