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KillCommunism 02/13/18 5:49:00 AM #1: |
I noticed the past 3 times that I got a cold, it was acompanied by a pain in my lower back that just wouldn't go away until my cold went away.
It gets so bad sometimes, when I'm at work and have to bend over, I immediately have to stand back up to relieve the pain. I don't get this when I don't have a cold. What the fuck? This hadn't ever happened before until my last 3 colds.... ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Gamer99z 02/13/18 5:57:08 AM #2: |
When it is cold, your nerve endings are extremely sensitive and the muscles surrounding your nerves tense up. When the barometric pressure drops, there is less atmospheric pressure to hold the tissues back and it causes more inflamed tissue to swell and thus, cold weather causes pain. https://illinoispain.com/2014/03/07/cold-weather-cause-pain/ --- "You need to lay off the peanut-butthurt and u-jelly sandwiches" - NeonOctopus ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Super Slash 02/13/18 5:59:20 AM #3: |
Gamer99z posted...
When it is cold, your nerve endings are extremely sensitive and the muscles surrounding your nerves tense up. When the barometric pressure drops, there is less atmospheric pressure to hold the tissues back and it causes more inflamed tissue to swell and thus, cold weather causes pain. A cold, not THE cold. ... Copied to Clipboard!
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Gamer99z 02/13/18 6:00:21 AM #4: |
Super Slash posted...
Gamer99z posted...When it is cold, your nerve endings are extremely sensitive and the muscles surrounding your nerves tense up. When the barometric pressure drops, there is less atmospheric pressure to hold the tissues back and it causes more inflamed tissue to swell and thus, cold weather causes pain. Oh lol, my bad. I'm exhausted with blurry vision right now. --- "You need to lay off the peanut-butthurt and u-jelly sandwiches" - NeonOctopus ... Copied to Clipboard!
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008Zulu 02/13/18 6:11:56 AM #5: |
It's very common to experience back pain with a cold/flu.
--- Talent hits a target no one else can hit. Genius hits a target no one else can see. - Arthur Schopenhauer. ... Copied to Clipboard!
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