It's probably increased inflammation and insufficient cortisol/HPA axis response.low barometric pressure is a big trigger for me... does anyone understand the mechanics of this problem? e.g., does is affect nerves, or cardiovascular, or what?
if you have this problem, what has helped you?
Here's one possibility tied to the possibly sensitive nerves in FM/ME/CFSlow barometric pressure is a big trigger for me... does anyone understand the mechanics of this problem? e.g., does is affect nerves, or cardiovascular, or what?
if you have this problem, what has helped you?
thanks, @Remy I wonder if taking B5 will help? Yesterday, all I could do was go to bed and sleep all day..It's probably increased inflammation and insufficient cortisol/HPA axis response.
http://psychcentral.com/blog/archives/2009/04/30/why-does-pain-get-worse-when-a-storm-is-coming/
I'm definitely less miserable in california than in the midwest or northeast (where I've lived before).. However, the damp her bothers me... Durango, co is the only place I've felt completely normal, but it has drawbacks, too... I was there during perfect conditions, and things have changed there significantly (methane gas, mining waste dumped in the animas river..)However moving to a milder climate may not help