My grandmother's arthritis pain is always very bad in winter, she can barely move her joints. But my neighbor says his pain gets worse in summer due to the heat. Does arthritis really get worse in winter or summer, or depends on person?
6 months ago
Definitely winter is worse because the cold weather makes the joints very stiff. Just wear warm socks and use a simple hot water bottle to keep yourself comfortable.
4 months ago
Winter is usually much worse for joint pain and stiffness compared to summer.
6 months ago
Most people find winter worse. If you need to consult a doctor, try to book your appointments and tests before the peak winter season when rush and rates sometimes go up.
6 months ago
Winter is generally more challenging for arthritis. I hope you stay warm and comfortable during the colder months.
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5 months ago
In my experience with chronic issues, winter generally brings more stiffness and pain. Just make sure to keep your body warm and don't hesitate to check with a doctor if the season change is too hard.
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