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(Message started by: Mac on Oct 29^th, 2003, 2:36am)

Title: Weather Changes and clusters
Post by Mac on Oct 29^th, 2003, 2:36am

Has anybody noticed a correlation between barometric changes and increased clusters? It seems to increase for me when a big change in the weather comes along. Usually I get 5 to 7 attacks weekly (day or night) but with a weather shift it can increase to 3 or 4 in a day. It might all be in my head (insert joke here) but I'm starting to notice it.

Title: Re: Weather Changes and clusters
Post by envirodefender on Oct 29^th, 2003, 2:39am

YES! I have serious reactions to weather changes and I usally start to cycle in the fall and it goes throughthe winter/early spring.Oh Happiness.
Sorry to confirm. Beth

Title: Re: Weather Changes and clusters
Post by Karla on Oct 29^th, 2003, 4:06am

Yup! Everytime it rains or snows I feel it in my head. Makes me a little crazy there because the intensity picks up for me as well.

Title: Re: Weather Changes and clusters
Post by BarbaraD on Oct 29^th, 2003, 8:19am

When I was episodic I got hit in the spring and fall - Then I went chronic in the fall. They would "ease up" (that's a relative term) at times and hit worse at others.

Over the past few years, I've watched the barometric changes when I've gotten hit and YES when I get hit worse is when the barometer is going up or down.

Another thing - when everyone around me starts having SINUS HEADACHES - I KNOW I'm gonna get hit.

Maybe us clusterheads should find a place where the barometer never changes and there are no allergens. [smiley=crash.gif]

Hugs BD

Title: Re: Weather Changes and clusters
Post by Hirvimaki on Oct 29^th, 2003, 8:52am

Yes! I get hit more frequently and with with more intensity when there is a change in the weather. I also have noted that changes in altitude (maybe the change in the presure, too?) can and do cause attacks. One of my favorite things is 4-wheeling with my wife and our friends, but sadly when I am in cycle, going over mountain passes and such is a sure trigger for BAD CHs.

Hirvimaki

Title: Re: Weather Changes and clusters
Post by gmlevenhagen on Oct 29^th, 2003, 8:56am

this happens to me as well, only I suffer all spring and summer and part of fall.

the only time I am good is in the winter, and here in chicago thats most of the year!

Gena

Title: Re: Weather Changes and clusters
Post by JECableGuy on Oct 29^th, 2003, 4:31pm

Yes. My clusters typically start in the early spring (Late Feb-early March) and early autumn (late September-early October). I've wondered if there is a correlation between extra allergens triggering CH clusters. Glad I'm not the only one that has noticed this

J

Title: Re: Weather Changes and clusters
Post by miCHel on Oct 29^th, 2003, 5:25pm

Quote:

Maybe us clusterheads should find a place where the barometer never changes and there are no allergens.

Hugs BD

Hummm... That sounds a lot like Arizona, Barbara...

According to the "where we live" button, there are 78 people registered there. Wouldn't it be cool to find out they've all been cured since moving there?

I'd be packing my bags right now [smiley=cool2.gif]!

miCHel, who also reacts a lot to barometer changes...

Title: Re: Weather Changes and clusters
Post by r_headache on Oct 29^th, 2003, 5:38pm

Sorry, My CH started in Az. But, I did notice during monson season (big weather changes), My attackes did increase. hmmmm

Title: Re: Weather Changes and clusters
Post by miCHel on Oct 30^th, 2003, 4:33pm

Thanks R_!

Yeah... I figured this was too good to be true. That beast is always one step ahead of me...

At least, you still have that great weather and all these super golf courses. I would trade a little of that for a couple of feet of snow...

miCHel

Title: Re: Weather Changes and clusters
Post by vig on Oct 30^th, 2003, 4:49pm

For me, you can toss in electrical storms as well.
We had a huge number of thunder and lightning storms this year, and I matched every one of them with an attack.

Title: Re: Weather Changes and clusters
Post by 5-string on Oct 30^th, 2003, 9:51pm

Yup, me too.
I had just come out of cycle, felt great, had'nt had an attack in a record 10 days, than hurricane Isabel hit Baltimore and BAM! The beast really kicked my ass.
..Mark..

Title: Re: Weather Changes and clusters
Post by Prense on Oct 30^th, 2003, 9:52pm

No, I get hit no matter how nice or crappy it is outside.

Title: Re: Weather Changes and clusters
Post by sandie99 on Oct 31^st, 2003, 6:39am

Hi Mac,

Ch is relatively new to me.
In my case, the weather doesn't do that much. My ch cycle begins in fall, but I have noticed that sometimes very warm sunshine can cause ch attack.

best wishes,
sandie99

Title: Re: Weather Changes and clusters
Post by ZAIRA on Oct 31^st, 2003, 4:52pm

Hello, ;;D

It is not my case but many people of OUCH Italia has noticed these things, that is an augmentation of the attacks for who is in cluster or the presence of the beast.... :'(

My best wishes to you....... Zaira :P