I’ve experienced it and heard from other people too that before rain or extreme change in weather the bone just starts to ache for no reason. What’s the explanation?
In: Biology
Changes in air pressure.
You know how you always here people saying “there’s a storm coming” because they can “feel it in my _____ [body part that’s usually had surgery].”
Changes in weather are generally precipitated by a change in air pressure. Warm / cold fronts travel along the leading edge of a high/low pressure system.
That pressure gets felt in the body. Usually through a change in pressure in minuscule amounts of fluids in old surgical sites.
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