Meteoropathy

[Pete Pachota]

Is anyone else on here meteoropathic? When there is a low atmospheric pressure, my head hurts and I feel pretty bad in general. Like for example, today the pressure is something like 28,4 (Im assuming it's the right unit for the US people) and Id like to ride but I CAN'T because I feel so bad. It's pissing me off already, so is anyone else like that?

 

[Madis]

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Is there any sort of medication for this kind of problem? Can this be even cured?

 

[dre]

It happens to everyone if there is a drastic change in pressure - when you wake up and the rest of the day you kind of feel tired, dizzy, and shitty in general. I guess people like Pete just are more sensitive to it?

 

[Pete Pachota]

What pisses me off the most is that makes me not want to ride (even if I go I end up sitting on top of the ramp and doing nothing, haha), and as I have no time to ride besides weekends, this is kind of a problem to me. Is anyone's riding affected by this?

 

[mat]

i can tell when the pressure changes, i can feel it in my ears

 

[fashow69]

ive never even heard of this...

 

[Punkfish]

I am a bit.

 

[Gnome]

sure, i think most people are, but they can't really tell.

 

[Scooter Mcgee]

sounds bad
how do you feel when you get it?

 

[JustinB]

ive never even heard of this...

 

[Madis]

Is there any sort of medication for this kind of problem? Can this be even cured?

 

[mat]

i dont mind having the pressure sensitivity that i have, to the contrary its kinda cool, but what pete was talking about sounds really sucky and uncomfortable to have. i do not know of any cure but you might want to try asking a doctor who specializes in diving or high altitude sicknesses/medicine.

 

[Pete Pachota]

Is there any sort of medication for this kind of problem? Can this be even cured?

Lol. Ive found some medication but it's contains some herb extracts, also what would help is the traditional sleep-long-eat-well healthy lifestyle bullshit.