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Is it because of increase in pressure on my blood vessels due to cold weather outside?
Haven't you ever felt a bit of heaviness when it's extremely cold outside? I think it's just normal, as long as it's not causing pain.bob012345 said:I don't know why but I would be remiss in my duties if I didn't suggest that you might ask your doctor, especially if you are older.
Meanwhile, here are a couple of potential answers for you from Healthline and the Mayo Clinic;
https://www.healthline.com/health/head-feels-heavy
https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/high-blood-pressure/expert-answers/blood-pressure/faq-20058250#:~:text=Blood pressure generally is higher,your narrowed veins and arteries.
I don't think it's normal. I've never experienced it. You should ask your doc.iVenky said:Haven't you ever felt a bit of heaviness when it's extremely cold outside? I think it's just normal, as long as it's not causing pain.
I grew up in a cold climate but have lived in a warm climate for so long I can't remember. Is it like brain freeze with ice cream?iVenky said:Haven't you ever felt a bit of heaviness when it's extremely cold outside? I think it's just normal, as long as it's not causing pain.
For me it's the opposite. When it's cold outside my head is lighter and I feel more awake. When it's hot, my head is heavier. But all this effects are small and have never bothered me. I think it differs from person to person. But if what you experience is bothering you, you should definitely ask your doctor not PF forums.iVenky said:Haven't you ever felt a bit of heaviness when it's extremely cold outside? I think it's just normal, as long as it's not causing pain.