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Hot, humid weather really increases my PMR symptoms.
My PRM symptoms really bother me more in hot, humid weather. Anyone else experience the same thing? I'm able to walk the dawgs for about 40 minutes when the weather is dry and moderate but when it is hot and humid I experience a lot more pain and 10 minutes is about all I can do. Thanks for your input.
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Yes, weather is my killer too. Today I played golf and bravely said, I can do without pill. WRONG
I should have taken 1 Tylenol for arthritis. I came home from golf, took pill, put up legs and voila….an hour or so later, much better. Lesson learned.
My rehumy told me it works fine with prednisone and the Kevzara. (I am off prednisone now)
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