Do you get a headache when it gets below zero degrees?
By hibiscus_mel
@hibiscus_mel (719)
United States
January 2, 2009 10:13pm CST
I usually get a headache when the cold front comes. Do you get headaches when the temperatures reaches beloew freezing point? I do and I really hate it. I am not used to cold weather because I grew up in a tropical country. To those who have tried this what do you do with it?
4 responses
@hibiscus_mel (719)
• United States
3 Jan 09
Yes, I do think it has something to do with my sinus. Arggh, I hope the weather gets a little better. I actually don't like to take sinus medication because it makes you drowsy. I only take it when I really can't bear the pain anymore. I think we should move to some place warmer like Texas.;-)
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@hibiscus_mel (719)
• United States
3 Jan 09
It's a blessing in disguise we moved out of Illinois. The winter seemed depressing for me there. It's just horribly cold.;-0
@mazark_13 (27)
• Philippines
12 Feb 09
I think the dry temperature gives us confusion and headache. I have never been to places with extreme cold weather but I have felt the headache when it gets too cold in our country. I think it is just part of nature what aggrevates it is the pollution around us.
@hibiscus_mel (719)
• United States
14 Feb 09
You are exactly right mazark, the pollution aggrevates the air. Dry air is hard to deal with but I do believe there are ways and means to prevent the headache.;-)
@aweins (4199)
• India
23 Jan 09
hi my dear friend, i live in a cty that is having humid climate so i cant say about it as i have never experienced that much cold. but i like cold climate, i just dont like hot and humid, all so sweaty sweaty. and body odours. one can have headache in hot climate also, becasue i suffer from migraime and have to avoid sunlight. so hot is also bad. i just hope someday i can enjoy that climate when we plan a holiday somewhere in cold climate area, in hills or something.
@hibiscus_mel (719)
• United States
28 Jan 09
I have lived in the humid climate once before too. Wherever I am when the weather changes it often gives me headache.
@mazark_13 (27)
• Philippines
4 Jan 09
It is sad that you get headaches. I think it is but natural since you are not used to it. You must have a very sensitive sinuses. It is really a good thing to just keep yourself warm by bundling yourself up. Drinking lots and lots of water can help too. Hope these helps you.
@hibiscus_mel (719)
• United States
28 Jan 09
Yes, my sinuses are too sensitive. That is why I get headaches easily when the cold front is on the way.
