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How do you manage flare-ups as the weather gets colder?

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Hrebur_Jo

2w

Cold weather totally messes with my joints, so I always bundle up and keep a heating pad close by.
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Bre19

1w

same
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Grigor0

2w

The dry air from heaters is the worst for me. I run a humidifier all day and drink tons of tea. I try to avoid going outside if I can, 'cause it just makes everything worse.
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Bre19

1w

same
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Clairevoyant

2w

Heating pads for sure! Cold weather is so bittersweet because my POTS goes down but my neuropathy goes up
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Bre19

1w

same
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faerywyrm

2w

I turn on my radiator and cuddle up with my pups. It just barely takes the edge off, but it's emotionally way better than the alternative
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Bre19

1w

same
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charlieangel

2w

Layers. Bundling up even when I don't want to/feel like I need to. Portable heat packs.
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Bre19

1w

samee
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Queenphoenix

1w

I'm having a bad flare up right now in my hips. I applied some cream that has helped.
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Bre19

5d

❤️❤️❤️
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MattyBooZ

1w

Avoidance, mostly. When I do have to go out, I minimize exposure by dressing warmly and carrying hot hands packs in my pockets to keep my hands warm
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Bre19

5d

❤️❤️❤️
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bossboy

5d

I can't manage
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Bre19

5d

❤️❤️❤️
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Overcomer

3d

Gloves and sweater/ jacket and stay warm plus don't miss meds and stay active
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Bre19

3d

same
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F8

3d

Just do whatever you can to warm up the body.
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Bre19

3d

same
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TinaE1974

2d

Lots of begging and pleading with my nerves, lol I try to keep myself from getting chilled. Layer up a lot when I go out. The up and downs always ticks off my neuropathy the most. I'm not on any meds for pain so I use OTC neuropathy creams and such.

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