How Weather Can Affect Joint Pain

Women. Wisdom. Wellness. Mar 17, 2016
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It’s not the cold, wind, rain or snow that affects joint pain, it’s barometric pressure.

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Source: Arthritis Foundation

Small Steps:

Take a warm bath.
Soaking in a warm tub helps you relax, supports painful joints, reduces swelling and inflammation and increases circulation. Add Epsom salts to further relieve soreness.

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