
If your knees, hips, or shoulders ache more when the temperature drops, you’re not imagining it.
Many adults especially those over 50 feel increased stiffness and pain during Buffalo’s cold winter months.
Here’s why cold weather affects your joints:
Cold weather slows circulation and thickens synovial fluid, the lubricant inside your joints.
Thicker fluid = stiffer, more painful movement.
Before snow or rain, atmospheric pressure falls, allowing joint tissues to expand.
That expansion increases pain for people with arthritis or inflammation.
Cold muscles lose flexibility and put more stress on your joints especially knees and hips.
Because circulation slows in the cold, your body is less effective at clearing inflammation.
This leads to:
Shorter days and freezing temperatures lead to less activity, causing:
Motion truly is lotion for the joints.
These areas have high mobility and high stress, making them sensitive to pressure and temperature changes.
Cold weather increases inflammation but you don’t have to live with constant stiffness and discomfort.
Our non-surgical treatments help:
Many patients report they move easier, sleep better, and feel more confident walking in winter conditions after beginning care.
🧤 Dress warmly, especially knees and hips
🚶 Stay active with light walking
🧘 Stretch daily to maintain mobility
💧 Stay hydrated
🛁 Use warm showers to loosen stiff joints
🥗 Eat anti-inflammatory foods such as salmon, berries, olive oil
Small habits can dramatically reduce winter pain.
Cold weather doesn’t have to mean more pain.
With the right care, you can stay active and comfortable all winter long.
👉 Schedule your consultation today:
www.painreliefbajc.com