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I do take blood thinners so I feel like I'm cold all the time.we have a deck i didn't sit out there once this year. It's a bummer to say the least.
I am sensitive to very small temperature changes and pain is exacerbated by both heat and cold. So while the summer is tough I also dread winter - face pain is the worst when I feel cold.
I know my body doesnt like the heat. I've done ok during the winters but I also haven't really paid attention. Ill make sure to pay attention to my body this winter to see if I notice any changes weather its good or bad! :)
I'm looking forward to colder weather. But our cold isn't everyone else's cold. Below freezing is not the usual. The heat is harder for me.
It's completely understandable to feel anxious about winter coming, especially since many people with MS experience more challenges during cold weather. Cold temperatures can affect MS symptoms in several ways:
• Increased muscle stiffness and spasticity
• More difficulty with balance and walking
• Higher levels of pain
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