Is it true that when you have pins in your body, you know when it's gonna rain, that area starts aching???
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Not everyone can, but it appears that some do.\n\nAs I get the explanation--I'm not sure I believe it 100%, mind you--before there is a rain storm, the field permeability of the air changes.  (It's got something to do with the increased ionization caused by the intense vertical air movements, but I have forgotten that detail)  For pins and for arthritic joints, that causes changes in the local tissues that are perceived as an ache.\n\nI can testify that my hips are almost as accurate as the National Weather Service...  I get stiff and sore.  Pins?  Don't have any.  Know a lot of folks with artificial joints and pins and such--most of 'em can tell, by the ache.\n\nMedical textbooks used to consider this all hogwash--but they're starting to come around.  Maybe the dudes writing them are starting to have more trouble with arthritis??
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no, but if that happens to you, you should see a doctor!
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Moisture forms on things, whether it's morning dew, or heavy fog, or rain.  If there isn't enough moisture for rain, dew forms.
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Yes, and it does "HURT"
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So that they can have a nice dry spot - if they waited until after it had rained to lie down then they would get wet tummys!\n\nI'm not sure how they know when it's going to rain though...maybe some kind of 6th sense?!
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happens to me sometimes. just splash some water in them and you should be feeling better
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Everyone has those days.  Some more than others.  Weather has a lot to do w/ it.  If you notice, you are peppier on sunny days vs gloomy days.  If its rainy and yucky out, chances are, its a struggle to get out of bed.
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Oh! yes it can and so can stress, the weather, or some royal pain in the butt! lol see a neroligist great for what ails ya, hope you find relief soon.
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no it actually doesnt hurt that much there. After awhile your body realeases indorphines and it doesnt hurt very much at all.
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It depends on how big the area is. \nA small area may be an ingrown hair, a pimple, blocked sweat gland or even an insect bite.\nA bigger area, may indicate nerve hypersensitivity, subcutaneous bruising or tissue damage.\n\nThink back to when it started to happen and anything you did differently that day, or how you felt health wise. Some people find their skin is extra sensitive to touch, hot or cold when they are about to come down with a cold.
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Yes hot!  My friend and I were talking about this today. Cold sucks, it makes me hurt in the head and joints. I don't even want to get up in the mornings when it is cold!  Hot rules! And yes! Winter sucks big time!
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Yes I am a firm believer in the weather affecting you in many ways. SAD is a disorder that is associated with having little sunshine (Seasonal Affective Disorder)... I found the greatest difference when I moved to Nevada and then back to Wisconsin. and the sun shines so little here that I don't even believe the sky is blue here but just this yucky grey color... And it is extremely depressing. Also humidity can make you feel sluggish and irritable too... It isn't just our heads that can screw us up but our enviroment also plays a big part in how we feel.
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If it is her time of the month it will hurt a lot. it's different in different people.
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Swings mess with your inner ear which is responsible for your balance.  The same kind of thing happens on the seashore when the tide is going out.  I was once standing there looking down and I ended up on my butt.  It is one of those times when your senses play tricks on your brain.
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Well, it really depends on exactly where you feel the pain and many other factors. Do you feel it when you get out of the car after riding for a while? It might be bursitis. Here's a website to look at for more information: http://orthopedics.about.com/cs/hipsurgery/a/hippain.htm
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Could be bruised or even fractured, if its causing you alot of pain, go see a doctor.
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The pain will tell you!