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I thought I read or heard that rain and moisture in the air even if you're inside can make the ra seem a bit more cranky? I seem to get colder faster and my joints seem to want to move less. Am I imagining the effect of the rain??🤔
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Members widely confirmed that rain and weather changes do affect RA and osteoarthritis symptoms, reassuring the original poster that the... Read more
You're not imagining it! Many people with rheumatoid arthritis (RA) report that their symptoms, including stiffness and fatigue, worsen with certain weather conditions, such as rain and increased humidity. Here are some key points from my knowledge base:
- Patient Reports: Many individuals with arthritis feel that they can Show Full Answer
Weather can definitely affect RA. I can tell when fronts are heading in our area.
I’ve not noticed an issue with any form of precipitation, just cold in general. My joints hurt and swell more in the colder months. I have to wear compression socks in the winter to prevent my ankles from swelling…it keeps me walking normally.
Yes it is the high barometric pressure that is associated with osteoarthritis. I believe people many of them have both types of arthritis
Absolutely they can affect you a lot. As my RA progressed if the barometric pressure dropped a lot or raised a lot it could put me in bed. Since they doubled my dose it doesn't affect me much. It's crazy it still affects me some because of the nerve damage in my arm.
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