Can someone explain why pain and brain fog are worse with low barometric pressure

[holgar]

I have been feeling so good until today when the barometric pressure started dropping. It always gives me shooting pains in the areas I have had issues in the past. I am trying to understand this. Can anyone explain it? For some reason I feel better about all of this when I understand what is happening. I wonder if it comes from the brain, or spinal cord or if the actual nerve in my pelvis and leg has been damaged. Also when the pressure drops I can go from feeling happy and like my brain is working well to confused and sad within a few seconds. I know it sounds crazy but I always look at the accuweather app on my phone when I start to feel pain or sadness/brain fog come on suddenly and the pressure is always dropping.

[Seasha]

Some of us have discussed this before, so you are not the only one to be affected by low pressure systems! I feel this way too. I live in an area where these weather systems come though and stay for awhile , so I know exactly what you're saying.

I found this interesting article that explains why it affects pain, depression and fatigue. http://psychcentral.com/blog/archive...orm-is-coming/

Hopefully, it will help educate you so you feel better (at least by knowing) what happens to your body.