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Weather sensitivity: does a pressure drop really cause headaches?
Weather sensitivity, known as meteopathy, is not a standalone disease but a heightened reaction to weather changes, causing headaches, drowsiness and difficulty concentrating. Science treats the topic cautiously — weather does affect the body, but the mechanisms are not always directly linked to pressure changes. Keeping a symptom-and-weather diary can help, though doctors warn against attributing symptoms that need medical diagnosis solely to the weather.
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