Yes, many people with MS report that changes in weather and barometric pressure can affect how they feel. You're not alone in this experience! When barometric pressure drops (which often happens during wet weather), it can trigger or worsen MS symptoms.
A MyMSTeam member shared a similar experience, noting how their Show Full Answer
Yes, many people with MS report that changes in weather and barometric pressure can affect how they feel. You're not alone in this experience! When barometric pressure drops (which often happens during wet weather), it can trigger or worsen MS symptoms.
A MyMSTeam member shared a similar experience, noting how their symptoms acted up when storm systems moved in, but improved when the sun came out. Here are some tips to help manage weather-related symptoms:
• Monitor weather forecasts to plan activities around expected changes
• Consider taking vitamin D supplements (with doctor approval)
• Use decongestants if you experience pressure-related discomfort
• Stay cool and avoid overheating, even on damp days
Remember to always consult your healthcare provider before making any changes to your medication or supplement routine.
July 21, 2025
You maybe need to slow down a little until you feel better. Pressure is rising now where I am so my day has been a little better. Hope yours has been better too. Sending hugs 🤗
July 21, 2025
I, love it when it Rains!!! MS is so different for each of Us.
July 21, 2025 (edited)
It can effect me some days are better than others 🤗 I pray you get relief from it
July 21, 2025
Yes this is a fact. It has been raining a lot here in the states and I can definitely feel the difference. I already know I'm gonna have to move somewhere dry Arizona is at the top of my list.
July 21, 2025