It seems that I have read recently a variety of opinions on the effects of barometric pressure and weather on those of us with the challenges of osteoarthritis. Some physicians, as well as laymen, (and lots of patients) feel that high pressure systems really have an effect on their pain levels. Others seem to feel that they are more sensitive to low barometric pressure. I’ve also heard a lot of discussions recently on sleep problems affecting pain levels--but also pain levels affecting...
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