well i'll be damned. i've lived 43 years and have never once heard of this. i've lived through achy tits due to menstruation or lactation but not once because there's a storm coming. interesting.
Your friendly neighborhood surgeon here. The pain is caused by a change in barometric pressure. When the air pressure goes down, the nitrogen dissolved in closed body compartments swells. The baroreceptor nerve endings detect this, and the brain converts their signals into pain sensations. The ankle I broke in college does the same thing every time there is a storm brewing.
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Are you sure it wasn't little Timmy?
Terry
Fla.
Or you can watch the Weather Channel.
Next time Little Timmy has a hold of em don't push his ass down a well, and you will be fine.
ummm, thinkin I'd rather consult achy tits than watch some glib weather dude...perhaps the best of all would be a cute weather gal with achy tits!....
vaquero viejo
well i'll be damned. i've lived 43 years and have never once heard of this. i've lived through achy tits due to menstruation or lactation but not once because there's a storm coming. interesting.
Your friendly neighborhood surgeon here.
The pain is caused by a change in barometric pressure. When the air pressure goes down, the nitrogen dissolved in closed body compartments swells. The baroreceptor nerve endings detect this, and the brain converts their signals into pain sensations.
The ankle I broke in college does the same thing every time there is a storm brewing.
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