Under Pressure.: Seasonal joint pain is a phenomena that has an affect on quite a number of people. Although there could be a host of underlying conditions that could be playing a part in the pain, it could simply be a change in barometric pressure. The changing air pressure around us is thought to have an effect on the pressure inside some joints which could result in varying degrees of discomfort.
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Varies: Some people with inflammatory and/ or arthritic problems will develop symptoms with weather changes. A rheumatologist could potentially be of assistance to screen you for a number of potential causes with some basic blood work.
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