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Polymyalgia Rheumatica (PMR) | Last Active: Aug 2 4:58pm | Replies (8)
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My PMR is very responsive to changes in barometric pressure, completely separate from temperature or humidity. When a front (of any kind) comes thru - my symptoms increase.
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@aussiedogmom
Hi there, I’m the same way. We recently had a record low in barometric pressure (94) my body reaction was intense. I was freezing and shaking with it. I wore my down coat to bed. It was like a PMR flare and a very bad flu together. I find it helpful to look ahead at the expected BP now and plan ahead if possible knowing I will feel miserable.