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Cold Weather and Back Pain

Exercise, Health & Wellness, Spine CareBy Derek Morrow, PA-CMarch 10, 2015

Why does the cold weather increase arthritic symptoms such as low back pain? Many patients often ask why pain gets worse during the winter months. Studies have been conducted to find the correlation of weather and arthritic pain but results are always inconclusive. The fact is, cold weather seems to affect patient’s pain.

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