Yes! Most people with FMS react to changes in the weather. Your headache might be due to allergies too. There is a lot going on in the allergy department right now. A lot of people are having problems. Sorry that you don't feel good. Hoping you get past this soon. Take care.

Yes! you are not alone in that. I experience really bad flares at the slightest change in weather. Wishing much sympathy your way and hope you start feeling better! Your not alone and this group is here to support you!

Imitrex stopped working for me so I had to change to other "trex" drugs. At one point, I was have so many migraines, I also had a prescription for codeine, which I tried to use and hold off on my other "trex" drugs, so I wouldn't have them stop working as well.

I seem to catch every cold and virus out there once it gets colder.

Feel better.

AnnNY, Imitrex stopped working for me until I went to a great Neurologist who told me that I had to go completely off the drug for a solid 30 days, and then it would more than likely work for me again. She gave me a steroid to help for the first few weeks and also Nortriptyline and, although it wasn't easy by any means, I did get through the 30 days. Since then, about 8 months ago, I've gone from 4-5 migraines a week to 2 or 3 a month. And Imitrex works like it always did. At least it did till this weather change. But even then, I only had to take one more dose and I felt better.

I had taken so much Imitrex for so long, that there was no way for it to be as effective as it had been. Once I went off it for a month, my life has changed. I don't know if you have a Neurologist, but this might be something to look into.

From someone who remembers the pain of almost daily Migraines, I sincerely wish you well.

When I finally got well into menopause, my migraines got much better, so I love menopause. Unfortunately, now I have a daily sinus headache, but plain old aspirin seems to relieve it quite a bit.

But that is interesting about Imitrex. Now I rarely take any of my "trex" drugs.

Sorry your going through this. Migraines really are miserable!

YES! The change of weather and the barometric pressure can play a huge role in pain and migraines and allergies and sinuses etc.
I also have Costochondritis on top of many other health issues.

My fatigue has been overwhelming lately too. I think weather plays a role in all of this but I would definitely talk to your Doctor about it.

I get migraines too and they totally suck. Hope you feel better.

Weather changes are awful on me--- Pain goes up and then I tense up and then I can get a tension headache from he**.... Unsettled weather can do it, too, since the yo-yo thing just means my body doesn't adjust to one or the other. Ugh.

Yes me too, the weather really affects me in so many ways, and non of them good.

I am sorry your hurting so much.

I have a very difficult time with weather changes and the barometer pressure as well. I keep thinking I need to move out of state to a state that doesn't have harsh seasonal changes.

Yes, I do. I am now in a state of panic as my prior dr & I would "plan" how to help me get thru the late fall/winter. Now, since he's retired, I have no meds and no plan in place.

I honestly barely survived the seasons with meds and now, all I have is going to the ER as I have no medical treatment plan.

Oh yes oh yes!!! This is the worst time of year for me and again in the spring with thunderstorms. Any change of temp beyond 10 degrees will lower my immunity. Also, the change in weather flares my costochondrities and arthritis horribly. I am on a regular medication for the costo now---sulfasalazine and it is wonderful so far (2 mos. now). My cardio doc treated me in spring with a strong dose of medicine treating gout along with anti inflammatories. It knocked out the flare, but I need something long term as I have tested positive for having that along with psoriasis and it has gotten worse over time.

I like to take epsom salt baths to ease the aches, stay warm (even though it is freakin' hot as hades here), take my advil and pain meds if need be. I also take it easy on my bed so I don't make my flare worse by stressing out, or doing extra chores.

Good luck, God Bless

Yes! The weather affects me tremendously.