Many of us turn to comfort foods as the temperatures fall but some of these can bring on seasonal aches and pains while other ...

Years ago, a farmer I knew well would call me and ask, "Is it going to rain?" I had an old knee injury, and within 24 hours of rain, it would alert me to it. He always said that my knee was better at ...

Why joints hurt more in winter Cold weather is one reason joint pain increases. When it’s cold, blood vessels tighten, which means less blood flows to your joints. This can make them feel stiff ...

Winter cold can exacerbate joint pain for several reasons. Cold weather leads to the contraction of muscles, tendons, and ligaments, making them stiffer and reducing joint mobility, which can ...

A person with arthritis suffers pain in the joints, ankle, back, fingers, hands, neck and wrists due to inflammation in the joints. Other signs include swelling of a joint which if not treated ...

One study looked for a relationship between weather and arthritis pain in 151 people with osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, or fibromyalgia (a rheumatic disorder that causes joint pain ...

In cold and dry weather, you lose moisture even though you're not perspiring. Throughout the day, make it a point to drink enough water to ease joint pain. Joint tension is increased by excess weight.