how many days before a weather change do you feel it coming?

Sheila - posted on 04/15/2011

Yes mine pain increases a couple of days before the change and even more once it has come. I never look forward to the rain and this past winter was probablythe worst I can remeber so far. So certainly don't look orward to the weather changing at all.

Rosie - posted on 01/18/2010

I feel it 3 days before it comes.

Nancy - posted on 01/16/2010

I havae RA and I know a day or 2 before a weather change is coming. I hurt all over and have very little energy.I feel miserable on those days.

Rebecca - posted on 11/16/2009

Yep, I to can feel the weather about to change 2-3 days beforehand. I just hate big storms because not only is the weather crudy but I am also in a ton of pain!

Sherry - posted on 11/16/2009

Yes, I feel a weather change coming as well. Usually 2-3 days before. Weird!

Christine - posted on 11/15/2009

my pain is usually from the hips down and in my upper back and neck. i get headaches from lying down sometimes. when the weather starts to change, the pain will start up in my upper body--especially my arms. i don't know why it starts differently with a weather change. sometimes the weather change will make me headachy and i just can't shake the headache.

Chantal - posted on 11/14/2009

for me too its a few days before it comes and I hate it...

Charleen - posted on 11/12/2009

between three to five days depending on how strong a change it is; I can generally even come close to the part of the day if I pay attention to when I feel the change start.

Carolyn - posted on 11/09/2009

usually 2-3 days

Shelly - posted on 11/08/2009

Yeah I am definitely a human barometer. It is usually a few days but if it is building to rain big time it can start with the arms and build to the rest of the body. When it gets to the point back, hips, arms, neck as in headaches and legs are achiing I know it is no more then a few days away and it is not going to be just a spit of rain either.

Mind you there is nothiing in there blasted medical textbooks about this happening.

Suzanne - posted on 11/08/2009

I agree, it is almost worse before it gets here. When I was about 6 I broke my arm when a horse threw me. It was 100% right, now it's the RA and it lasts longer.