01/23/2026
Do changes in weather cause an increase in your joint pain or headaches? You aren’t alone. Barometric Pressure: A drop in air pressure before a storm allows tissues to swell and press on nerves, causing pain.
Temperature: Cold slows circulation, constricts blood vessels, and thickens the lubricating fluid in joints, leading to stiffness.
Many chiropractic patients report relief and/or fewer episodes. Find out what chiropractic can do for you . 815-232-2225
