Weather changes
Hi my name is Pam I was diagnosed with OA when I was in my early 20's. Firstly lower spine which has graduated up and down to encompass the whole spine over the years. Four years ago it hit my hips I had a total replacement on the right side last year and am on the wait list for the left side. I'm 50 now but feel like I'm 100. My wrists, thumbs, ankles and knees are also affected so you can imagine my pain lol. My moto is always look on the bright side no matter how much pain. I'm still working part time which takes my mind off the pain. My question to you all is do you get flare ups when the weather changes. We have rain today after some beautiful sunshine over the last week. Yesterday I was in that much pain I just knew it was going to rain before it did. Or is it just me being weird haha. Its nice to have somewhere that understands what you are going through.
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Hello, @Pam4371 and welcome to the forum.
I see you are a 30 year veteran of OA. I am sure that your experience will be a help and encouragement to to others.
Here is a link to information that may help:
I am not sure of a whether related link. If anything I feel more pain in the summer!.
Good luck and let us know how you get on.
Tom
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Weather is quite often a factor for when we experience pain. You are not being weird and you are not alone!
Do have a read of "Cloudy with a Chance of Pain" 🌦️
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