关节疼痛真的可以预测天气吗

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Maybe. A change in barometric¹ readings may be part of the reason: Atmospheric² pressure often drops right before bad weather sets in; this shift could cause body tissue to expand, which can lead to swelling³ and pain.

 

The effect is slight, but people who have arthritic⁴ or inflamed⁵ joints⁶ may detect the difference.

 

Temperature may have an impact too: In 2007, researchers found that every ten-degree drop in temperature corresponded with a small increase in osteoarthritic knee pain.

 

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