So this wonderful weather system has been moving though our area... tornado warnings, etc. I'm trying to figure out if it's the humidity that's making me feel even worse or the pressure system in the air. Any ideas on which causes more symptoms? Usually in the winter before a heavy snow storm I feel like this, but since this isn't snow, I'm not sure how this all works. It has rained a lot here and those usually don't phase me, but today is bad. Thank for any ideas on this
I live in florida so I never see snow but when we get cold here I am usually fine with minimal symptoms, but in the summer like now with a ton or humidity and rain I cant even go outside. If I was outside and stand there for more than two mins I blackout. The rain has been making me a lot more fatigue I have noticed and over all flush feeling. I dont know how you are feeling as in bad?
Posts: 174 | Location: Tampa Florida | Registered: July 08, 2008
I get the same way here. Yesterday it was extremely humid and hot here and I havent blacked out in months it has been controlled until lastnight I was out and sure as heck I hit the floor. I have been sleeping about 14-16hrs a day with all the rain. So I think it is just with the POTS and the rain that it is doing it to us.
Posts: 174 | Location: Tampa Florida | Registered: July 08, 2008
not normally humidity here (las vegas) but just pure heat. and i can't stand the heat, it takes my breath away, and makes my heart go faster, which then makes me more tired.
we're having a monsoon weather now, and i'm not feeling any different with the humidity.
Any time there is a rainy day or storm system moving through I might as well just write the day off. I am extremely symptomatic and usually bedridden until the weather gets bright and sunny again. I think it's the barometric pressure.....it really stinks.
Posts: 586 | Location: Delaware | Registered: February 03, 2008
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