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A weather-sensitive person reacts with varying intensity to changes in weather elements, such as air pressure, temperature and humidity. These changes can affect a person’s wellbeing and may worsen the symptoms of existing disorders, in particular pain.
Some of the effects are:
- Increased irritability and aggressiveness, anxiety, depression, listlessness, fatigue, lack of concentration
- Sleep disorders
- Headache and migraine
- Heart and circulation irregularities
- Nausea
- Dizziness
- Scar pain or ‘phantom pain’
- Rheumatic pain.
Do you feel tired or exhausted? Do you suffer from headache? Why don’t you blame the weather?
You are not alone, as millions claim that the weather literally gets onto their nerves.
The symptoms vary from person to person and their intensity generally increases with age, lower level of fitness and a body weakened due to illness.
Of course, they can also mask or be the result of an underlying disorder that has nothing to do with weather. Therefore, see your doctor if uncertain of the cause.
Weather Sensitivity
Are you weather sensitive?
What is in the book?
Chapter:
Weather Sensitivity
What is weather sensitivity?
Headaches and migraines
Headaches
Migraines
Weather triggers
Treatment
Rheumatism
Weather and rheumatism
Treatment
Electromagnetic influences
Sferics
Ions
Ill winds
Seasonal health
