You may have heard that weather changes affect joint pain and it is true! Though hard evidence does not yet prove this theory, most physicians do agree that changes in barometric pressure cause joints to inflame and bones to rub against one another. The summer brings drastic weather changes from the wintery weather, with high temperatures making it more difficult for chronic pain sufferers to cope.
At Southwest Spine and Pain Center, we take all things into consideration when it comes to effects on chronic pain: weather changes included. With four locations across Utah, in Logan, St. George, Richfield, and Cedar City, Southwest Spine and Pain Center is the leading chronic pain management facility in the entire southwest United States.
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