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Barometric Pressure, Body Fluids, and Head Pressure: Why Weather Changes Can Trigger Migraines - Arlington, TX
Many people notice that their headaches, joint pain, or body tension increase right before a storm. These symptoms are often associated with shifts in barometric pressure, the atmospheric pressure that changes when weather systems move through an area. For individuals who are sensitive to these changes, fluctuations in pressure may affect the body’s fluid systems, connective tissue, and nervous system.

Suzan D. Walker LMT 104331
Apr 169 min read
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