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Posted 7/17/2010 10:08 AM (GMT -5)
can someone explain to me what story with barometric preasure and moon and suddenly getting sick?
Posted 7/17/2010 12:45 PM (GMT -5)
Hi bucci,

I googled lyme barometric pressure and it took me to cassia.org/essay.htm. You've probably read this essay before (it's really long but very informative), but it says that low barometric pressure can induce arthralgias, fatigue, encephalopathy, and headaches in Lymies.

Another site had posts from people about being able to predict severe weather coming by their Lyme symptoms:

www.mdjunction.com/forums/lyme-disease-support-forums/general-support/778086-barometric-pressure-and-lyme#778086

I don't know about the moon, but women typically experience an exacerbation of symptoms before or during their periods, so there is a monthly cycle thing going on for females anyway.

Take care.....I hope you're feeling better!
(((((hugs))))))
JoAnn
Posted 7/17/2010 10:45 PM (GMT -5)
Thanks JoAnn.
I been looking upt he weather here for past week cause all of a sudden SLAM the spike through my eye that goes through right side of my head and down shoulder. It feels gallbladderish too .

I was always suspicious of the preasure . We are having monsoons here. I am about 4300 ft above sea level. southern arizona area.

it has been so hot and very humid but it wouldn't rain. today it did about 3 houes ago and more now and my head is better.
It is just still like sore and almost tramatized from l
yesterday and all last night. going to do another coffee enema. thanks for the tip.
Posted 7/18/2010 1:12 PM (GMT -5)
I get horrible migraines, sinus pressure and allergies when a storm is coming. I don't even need to look at the weather. I can tell when it is going to rain or snow just by how I feel. My father was the same way (doesn't have lyme), but all sorts of things can throw us off and weather is one of them. I live in Mass so unless I move to Arizona where or someplace where the weather stays the same, I just have to deal with it the best I can, but I really hate it.
Posted 7/18/2010 6:24 PM (GMT -5)
Ha ha,,that very funny. i LIVE in southern arizona about 20 minutes from Nogales border.

The reason we have Monsoons in summer is because this one are I am in is 4300 ft up.

But the humidity is here too in some sea level areas.

We just had the little monsoon for the day. thunder lightening and rain blowing all over.
but the build up all day for it was grueling. I was just reading about amonia in brain.
Posted 7/20/2010 9:51 AM (GMT -5)
too funny. It's pretty awful I have to say. We get rain and thunder storms weekly in the summer and lots of snow in the winter so I can't win with the migraines. My brother lives in Colorado and the weather there always seems perfect. If they only had the ocean (I live near the beach) I might just decide to move there one day. I am hoping I out grow it soon.
Posted 7/20/2010 10:11 AM (GMT -5)
Jeminij,
I lived on Long Island and the city my whole life. I had a house out on Cherry Grove, fire Island. I wonder if all the HIV was really from TICS. i wonder if there are some really deadly one's with HIV.
did they realy make this up on PLUM ISLAND? was it a mistake that it got out or was it deliberate.

I want to move to the mountians but sometimes I do terrible in altitude and others I am ok but i think that is with steroids?

do you know if altitude is good ro bad for lyme. what IS the best climate to live. the heat and humidity seems to be worse everywhere.

I used to teach HOT yoga. The key to that was sweating. If the heat was not right in the room and I got this half baked sweat I would feel horrible by that night with headache but if the humidity was just right and I sweat bullets it was a complete detox.
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