It's no secret that there are people whose health depends on the weather.. Scientists have told how temperature changes can affect the human body.
David Hagaman, MD, director of asthma, sinusitis, and allergy programs, says extreme weather can be dangerous for weather-dependent people. A drop in atmospheric pressure, a sharp increase in humidity, a sudden drop in temperature - such weather changes can trigger migraines in people who are susceptible to them..
Up to 90% of people suffering from joint diseases feel a difference in pain intensity in wet, windy weather.. The causes of this pain can be very different..
Most often, the sensitivity of the joints depends on the condition of the cartilage tissue.. Even a slight pain when the weather changes indicates a deterioration in the condition of the cartilage tissue, therefore such pain cannot be considered a slight ailment dictated solely by weather conditions..
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