What’s the Rain-Pain Connection?

Doctors say falling barometric pressure causes tissues around the joints to expand slightly, irritating nerve endings—leading to increased joint pain during rain.

Cold & Damp = Stiff Joints

Rainy weather often brings a drop in temperature. Cold muscles and joints stiffen easily, reducing mobility and increasing discomfort, especially for people with arthritis.

Less Movement, More Pain

Monsoon often means less physical activity. Staying inactive leads to joint stiffness. Experts recommend simple indoor stretching or yoga to stay pain-free.

What Doctors Recommend

Doctors suggest using heating pads, eating anti-inflammatory foods like turmeric and ginger, and getting routine arthritis tests (like Thyrocare's Arthritis Profile).

Check Your Joint Health Proactively

Get tested for conditions like arthritis with packages from SecondMedic. These include markers like CRP, RA Factor, and Anti-CCP for accurate diagnosis and treatment planning.