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Hikin Mike
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Is there a connection between increased joint pain and cold weather? It has been a bit colder here lately and I'm in a bit more discomfort (as if I thought that were possible) than I usually am. I'd like to think it was cold and not me getting worse!

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algr
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Yes! Rain is the most commonly thought of for increasing joint pain, but bone-dry cold will do the trick too. My manager doesn't have lyme, but has joint pain for other reasons and we're both dying as the temp drops.

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I always find that I need to be more active in the colder weather to feel good. I started skiing 7yrs ago, and moderate the depth of the pitch of the slope based on how healthy I feel, but it always feels better to get out there.


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yes, the cold increases the painin my joints and bones.

best wishes


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The weather change always gets me real good!
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Thanks everybody! At least I can blame the weather for some of my discomfort.

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