Yes, changes in weather, such as rain and low air pressure, can make spondylitis symptoms worse. Many people with spondylitis report that cold, damp weather increases their pain and stiffness. Lower atmospheric pressure may cause extra swelling in the joint spaces and increase inflammatory arthritis pain. Cold temperatures Show Full Answer

Yes, changes in weather, such as rain and low air pressure, can make spondylitis symptoms worse. Many people with spondylitis report that cold, damp weather increases their pain and stiffness. Lower atmospheric pressure may cause extra swelling in the joint spaces and increase inflammatory arthritis pain. Cold temperatures can also cause blood vessels to spasm, reducing blood flow to musculoskeletal structures and leading to increased pain.

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