

Cold Weather, Cranky Joints: Why Your Knees Know Winter's Coming
Cold weather joint pain is common in the fall. Here’s what causes it, and what you can do before winter arrives... The mornings are getting colder across Fairfield County. Your knees may notice before you do. Many people experience more stiffness or aching when temperatures drop. The discomfort often affects the knees, hips, hands, and lower back. It becomes more noticeable after sitting, walking outside, or doing fall yard work. So why does cold weather joint pain happen? B


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