Why do I get a headache and sinus symptoms with approaching rainy, cold weather? - sinus headache from cold weather
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Tuesday, January 19, 2010
Sinus Headache From Cold Weather Why Do I Get A Headache And Sinus Symptoms With Approaching Rainy, Cold Weather?
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When a front by the SEIS are changes in air pressure (the term is expressed by the reading of a barometer). They may be hypersensitive to pressure fluctuations. Not even if you are traveling, or what? Now he could not, because the pressure changes are severe, but generally people who have headaches with climate change, are hypersensitive to slight pressure fluctuations.
Or you will be able to predict the future .... lol. Just kidding
Me too. They have tension in your body, muscles and cells, which remains against the pump pressure. So when a storm approaches the atmospheric pressure begins to drop. The problem is that the pressure from the outside faster than the pressure off you. Your body can not maintain, as they are with the drop in pressure equilibrium, so they feel more pressure pressure by the vacuum in the air. We get headaches and just as the pain, the fluid pressure in the joints and muscles.
Me too. They have tension in your body, muscles and cells, which remains against the pump pressure. So when a storm approaches the atmospheric pressure begins to drop. The problem is that the pressure from the outside faster than the pressure off you. Your body can not maintain, as they are with the drop in pressure equilibrium, so they feel more pressure pressure by the vacuum in the air. We get headaches and just as the pain, the fluid pressure in the joints and muscles.
His cause of reduced air pressure.
Pity I was waiting for a response
Justin is the best answer so far. If you watch the Weather Channel, and note the pressure reading clearly what he's talking about. Depending on where you are in the world, the average pressure on the joint 29.92 inches of mercury. This is the air pressure. You hear meteorologists on the case "pressure" if a storm was approaching the question.
We have had many storms pass through Cleveland, OH, United States these days and I'm a geek, and I have my own weather station, I went to the pressures you to find and down like a yo-yo.
I always had the problem,
I do not know what causes it, but it seems to take less sugar and less salt in the diet, and stay away from foods, the acid (eg cola) makes me feel good containing
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