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DAE suffer when the temp swings by 30° in a single day? (nom.mom)

submitted 1 year ago by [email protected] to c/[email protected]

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Because in the 100°s during the day and 60°s or 70°s at night really sucks for me. I hope you all are having a "good day" (whatever that means for you - maybe no extra painkillers is a good day)

(No real diagnosis, just hypermobility, chronic back/SI joint/hip pain for the past decade and extreme weather changes hurt like a b!tch)

Thanks for listening/reading.

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[–] [email protected] 2 points 1 year ago

It was in the 100s here last week - today it's in the low 60s and dreary (I like the dreary/overcast days, but this time it hurts). That much of a swing means my nerves and joints (mostly in my hips and adjacent areas) are ... I don't know, screaming sounds overly dramatic, but the constant buzzing and muscle fatigue makes it hard to walk, so maybe protesting loudly is about right?

Plus using a heating pad every day when it's 105°F outside, and the a/c is having a hard time keeping it in the 80s, and my achy body requires the heating pad... Yeah, ugh.

Hope you get some relief soon!