You may be surprised to learn that while many people associate bad weather (for example, cold and rainy) with "bad pain," a hot, sticky summer day can aggravate a pain disorder, as well.
 | | | Summer Heat and Chronic Pain | | While pain is often associated with cold, rainy weather, you may be surprised to hear that heat is actually worse for certain people. Here's how hot summer temperatures can affect chronic pain disorders. | READ NOW  | | | | | | | | | | You are receiving this newsletter because you subscribed to the Verywell Today newsletter.
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