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Yes, cold and wet weather can indeed trigger flare-ups in psoriatic arthritis (PsA). Many people with PsA find that their symptoms worsen during colder, damper conditions. This is because cold weather can increase joint stiffness and pain, making it more challenging to manage PsA symptoms effectively. If you're experiencing Show Full Answer

Yes, cold and wet weather can indeed trigger flare-ups in psoriatic arthritis (PsA). Many people with PsA find that their symptoms worsen during colder, damper conditions. This is because cold weather can increase joint stiffness and pain, making it more challenging to manage PsA symptoms effectively. If you're experiencing more severe symptoms during such weather, it might be helpful to discuss with your rheumatologist or healthcare provider about strategies to manage these flare-ups.

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