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It is cloudy, rainy, muggy, humid, and just plain jucky!! I FEEL ACHY ALL OVER
"Jucky" is absolutely a valid medical term for what you're describing! 😄 Yes, weather can definitely affect lupus symptoms, and that muggy, humid combo you're dealing with is a known culprit.
Here's what humid and overcast weather can trigger:
- Joint pain and swelling — changes in barometric (air) pressure can cause Show Full Answer
Yes,it definitely does,! I suffer with hurting joints ,muscles,fatigue,brain fog when it storms here,which is often here in gulf coast Texas.its the pressure dropping and cold temps also in the winter.you are not alone!
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yes, I hate it. I’ve been good the past couple of days with no pain this evening. It started in my arms and legs. They seem not supposed to be a storm tomorrow to see it, but we do become the weatherman in our body knows it.
I understand i have been off my mychophenolate for 4 days npw ive been feeling more fatigued & my joints hurt.even the shoulder hurts im a differently from the pain im have because of my shoulder issue
& my hands & joints really hurts .
Once i started mychophenolate my hand swelling looked better, & joints felt better , & my hands didnt hurt as bad but now i’m struggling using my hands ornbending my fingers & picking up & grasping things im just wondering if my imcreased symptoms has to do with wet rainy weather or going of most of my meds for this surgery im having on friday
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