however the article contradict itself explainin how change in pressure could influence knee pain
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A change in temperature certainly can: muscles relax when warm and tense when cold.
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I don't blame the weather. I blame the evil German surgeons who cut the cartilage out of my knee.
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Because the environment has no affect on the body?
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Patients? Doctors are still pushing it!
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my grandmother didn't mythologize her arthritic pain, she just felt it with certain changes in weather.
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My consultant said my smashed elbow would play up in bad weather forever more, the charlatan quack...
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If being uncomfortable (ie:too cold, too hot) decreases pain thresholds, then uncomfortable weather may impact perception of pain, no?
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and why only knee pain? Dodgy hand joints can hurt in cold wet days...
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This is one I used to believe too.
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...new research advocates "Serial Coincidence!"
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